The Fitzrovia Psychology Clinic
We provide compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals with bulimia nervosa, addressing the emotional, physical, and behavioural challenges of the condition. Our experienced psychologists use therapies proven to support recovery, including CBT, CBT-E, DBT, MANTRA, CFT, Schema Therapy, ACT, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and EMDR.
We offer thorough assessments and personalised treatment plans to help reduce binge–purge behaviours, build healthier coping strategies, and support lasting recovery. Where appropriate, family involvement is included to strengthen care, ensuring each person receives safe, tailored, and clinically informed guidance.
Following your initial enquiry, we will schedule a brief telephone consultation with you in order to gather some basic information about you, your needs and goals.
Our private eating disorder assessment typically involves a 60-90 minute consultation with one of our senior clinicians. You will be asked about your mental health history, current symptoms, physical health, lifestyle factors, and any previous experiences with therapy.
Experience evidence-based therapies that are always tailored to your needs and goals, delivered by specialists who remain at the clinical forefront.
Our team of highly experienced psychologists specialise in treating all types of eating disorders. Alongside their work at The Fitzrovia Psychology Clinic, each team member has worked in specialist NHS eating disorder services, often in senior leadership roles. Our team members bring a wealth of experience, having been part of treatment innovation and research, driving advancements that improve the effectiveness of care and enhance client outcomes.
Counselling Psychologist | Team Lead of The Eating Disorder Team
Founder of The Fitzrovia Psychology Clinic | Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Counselling Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Dietitian
Bulimia nervosa can have serious physical health consequences if left untreated. Frequent bingeing and purging can lead to problems with teeth and gums, irritation or damage to the throat, irregular or absent periods, seizures, heart or kidney issues, bowel problems, and weakened bones (osteopenia). Without the right support, bulimia can even become life-threatening.
If food, eating, or body image is negatively affecting your day-to-day life, relationships, or physical health, seeking professional help is a positive first step. You don’t need a formal diagnosis to begin the process—our team is here to support you.
Yes. Our eating disorder clinic offers both in-person and online appointments to suit your preferences and lifestyle.
Yes. Eating disorders affect people of all genders and backgrounds. We provide inclusive care and have experience supporting male clients who may feel overlooked or stigmatised.
Absolutely. We support clients at all stages of their journey—from early intervention to relapse prevention. Our care plans are flexible and evolve with your needs.
