Ellern Mede

Ellern Mede Ellern Mede is a world renowned specialist clinic that provides intensive treatment for children and young people with eating disorders. both NHS and Private.

Ellern Mede Group has UK's most specialised eating disorder treatment centres offering services both to children and young adults, both outpatient and inpatient. The Ellern Mede Group is an Eating Disorder Service dedicated to delivering compassionate and intensive inpatient treatment for young people and young adults. As leaders in high dependency services across the UK, our focus is supporting individuals with the most complex or long-term difficulties. In addition, we provide early intervention and post-discharge support. All our hospitals provide a high dependency intensive treatment programme for the most complex or challenging cases, as well as a range of more general eating disorder programmes. We provide physical and psychiatric re-stabilisation, sufficient to discharge to local Child Adolescent Mental Health Services. All our units are set in grounds where patients can have outdoor activities. We employ first class clinical professionals. Family involvement and group support are key in the recovery treatment process. On site we have an Ofsted registered school who provide tuition up to A level. As well as a varied and stimulating education syllabus, we offer holiday time activities.

🕵️‍♀️ “If you had looked at my Google history when I was a teenager…”A powerful and honest reflection shared by our Expe...
26/11/2025

🕵️‍♀️ “If you had looked at my Google history when I was a teenager…”

A powerful and honest reflection shared by our Expert by Experience offering a real insight into what it’s like to be struggling with an eating disorder.

This blog gives voice to the thoughts, questions and fears that often go unseen, and shows just how important early support, understanding and specialist care can be.

👉 Read the full story here:
https://ellernmede.org/2025/11/17/if-you-had-looked-at-my-google-history-when-i-was-a-teenager/

💙 Please share to help raise awareness and understanding.

24/11/2025

Our latest patient newsletter is up on our website!

Curated by and Shannon Scott, a space for tips, healing and sharing✨🪴

Click the link in our bio💻❤️

This Men’s Mental Health Month is a reminder of how powerful it is to simply check in. A quick message, a proper chat, o...
24/11/2025

This Men’s Mental Health Month is a reminder of how powerful it is to simply check in. A quick message, a proper chat, or asking someone how they really are can make more difference than we realise.

And it goes both ways. Talking about what’s on your mind, even the messy bits, isn’t a weakness. It’s connection. It’s care. It’s how things start to feel lighter.

Let’s keep looking out for each other and keep the conversations going 💙

This week we asked the men in our service to answer a series of questions⭐During November, Men's Mental Health Month we ...
19/11/2025

This week we asked the men in our service to answer a series of questions⭐

During November, Men's Mental Health Month we are exploring raising awareness and destigmatising talking about men's mental health.

💛 Forward this to someone you want to remind - you’re there for them.Sometimes we don’t know what to say when someone’s ...
17/11/2025

💛 Forward this to someone you want to remind - you’re there for them.

Sometimes we don’t know what to say when someone’s struggling. But it doesn’t have to be a big speech, just a small reminder that they’re not alone.

You never know how much difference a simple message can make.
“Thinking of you.”
“Here if you need me.”
“Fancy a walk or a cuppa?”

Little check-ins can mean everything. 💬

Let’s keep showing up for each other - even in the small ways.

Pumpkin painting!! 🎃Reflecting back on last month's activities we had an amazing time pumpkin painting! Here is a select...
14/11/2025

Pumpkin painting!! 🎃

Reflecting back on last month's activities we had an amazing time pumpkin painting!

Here is a selection of some really cool designs created by our patients🎨🖌️

🌟 Who’s gone the extra mile this month? 🌟Our teams continue to shine with compassion, creativity, and commitment and thi...
12/11/2025

🌟 Who’s gone the extra mile this month? 🌟

Our teams continue to shine with compassion, creativity, and commitment and this month’s Extra Mile Award nominees have truly stood out! 💜

From empowering young people to lifting team spirits and stepping up to every challenge - these incredible staff members are making a difference every single day.

✨ Take a look at this month’s nominations and help us celebrate their amazing work!

💬 Let’s talk about something that really matters.Did you know that men in their 40s are one of the groups most at risk o...
07/11/2025

💬 Let’s talk about something that really matters.

Did you know that men in their 40s are one of the groups most at risk of su***de in the UK? It’s something we don’t talk about enough - but we should.

For so many men, the pressure to “just get on with it” can make it hard to open up when things feel heavy. Add in money worries, relationship changes, or loneliness, and it can all start to feel like too much.

The truth is, we all need connection and support - no matter how strong we seem. 💜

If you’re reading this and it hits home, or if someone you know has been quieter than usual, here are three small but powerful things that really help:
1️⃣ Talk, even if it feels awkward. A simple chat can change everything.
2️⃣ Stay connected. Check in with your mates, your dad, your colleague — those little “how are you really?” moments matter.
3️⃣ Take small steps. Go for a walk, get some fresh air, do one thing that makes you feel okay today.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. And you’re never alone in how you feel.
If you ever need someone to talk to, you can reach out to:
📞 Samaritans – 116 123
💬 CALM – 0800 58 58 58 or thecalmzone.net

Let’s keep talking, checking in, and looking out for each other. 💛

“If I’m not anorexic... then who am I?”In our latest blog, Chloe opens up about one of the hardest parts of recovery - l...
05/11/2025

“If I’m not anorexic... then who am I?”

In our latest blog, Chloe opens up about one of the hardest parts of recovery - losing the identity her eating disorder created.

Her honesty might just change the way you think about recovery.

👉 Read “Who Am I Without Anorexia?” now on our website.
💻https://ellernmede.org/2025/10/29/who-am-i-without-anorexia/

✨ New blog alert! ✨Thank you to Chloe Murray for bravely sharing her story in our latest blog, “Who Am I Without Anorexi...
03/11/2025

✨ New blog alert! ✨

Thank you to Chloe Murray for bravely sharing her story in our latest blog, “Who Am I Without Anorexia?”

Chloe opens up about what it’s like to rebuild your identity in recovery, exploring the difficult but powerful question: Who am I without my illness?

Her words are honest, moving and full of hope for anyone navigating recovery and self-discovery. 💜

👉 Read the full blog on our website.
💻 https://ellernmede.org/2025/10/29/who-am-i-without-anorexia/

✨ New blog alert! ✨Thank you to Chloe Murray for bravely sharing her story in our latest blog, “Who Am I Without Anorexi...
03/11/2025

✨ New blog alert! ✨

Thank you to Chloe Murray for bravely sharing her story in our latest blog, “Who Am I Without Anorexia?”

Chloe opens up about what it’s like to rebuild your identity in recovery, exploring the difficult but powerful question: Who am I without my illness?

Her words are honest, moving and full of hope for anyone navigating recovery and self-discovery. 💜

👉 Read the full blog on our website or click link in our highlights reel

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