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Recognizing that keeping people involved in services for longer post discharge will help to reduce relapses and return.

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To be involved with peer support workers. Post discharge groups on line would be helpful.

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An appointment a few months down the line once discharged (a check in) The same clinician to do the check in's

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Having people with lived experience helps

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Feeling like a person, being understood and remembered. Tailoring treatment to you. A personal experience.

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No waiting lists

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Peer support groups to be available whilst waiting for treatment

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Being signposted to BEAT was helpful for family members (parents and carers)

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Signpost people to other Services whilst on the waiting list

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Communicating with patients in terms of where you are at on the waiting list and an update rather than no contact. Verbally to communicate this.

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Phone calls were helpful.  video calls were helpful.  Being weighed in person and being supported during that with the clinician.   Having the phone number by the clinician and the phone number for the Service.  Had an email address.

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People who are moderately unwell, it is difficult to get into Services. Early interventions are really important.

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G.P gave the information that it could be difficult to get into the Service as this sometimes depends on a certain weight.

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I had a good experience because my assessment was followed up with care from my nurse. Even though there was a waiting list she recognised I was at a critical point so she was able to fit me in