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Full Name *

Date of birth *

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Email *

Contact telephone number *

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Details of Eating Disorder symptoms – please provide as much detail as possible.

What issues are you experiencing with food and eating and how are they affecting you?

Are you restricting your food intake? *

Do you binge eat and purge or use other compensatory measures (if so, please include frequency)? *

How long have these issues been present? *

Do you know your current weight / height / BMI? *

Have you been in contact with your GP about your eating issues? If so please give details. *

Is this your first episode of an eating disorder? *

Have you had any previous treatment for eating disorders? *

Are you receiving support from any other mental health services? *

Have you previously used our service? *

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Complaints Procedure Written complaints may be sent to Eating Matters at Chalk Hill Cottage, 19 Rosary Road, Norwich, NR1 1SZ or by email to director@norfolkeda.org.uk. Verbal complaints may be made by phone to 01603 665974 or in person to any of Eating Matters’ staff, counsellors, volunteers or trustees at the above address.

“Amazing staff that really understand and listen. Really helpful, they work at your pace, not theirs. Very kind and accommodating, I always feel better afterwards. The staff have helped me keep on the straight and narrow”

“I have found the service very helpful, it has given me the ability to take back self-control and has had a positive influence on the decisions that I make.”

“These are people who understand the seemingly crazy thoughts and voices going through your head relating to food and body image. They have heard it all before and they ‘get it’. If you need specialised, different types of help, they can do that too.”

“Eating Matters is a safe house for me. A place where my independence is encouraged and my privacy respected. Whilst the staff are always available to help and listen, they are also discreet and non-judgemental.”

“I found Eating Matters online and they were immediately able to meet me and guide me on how to encourage my teenager to attend meetings with a counsellor who was carefully matched to work with her. She is now at university!”