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24/02/2026

One of the biggest myths about eating disorders is that they’re about food. In reality they are serious mental illnesses driven by emotional distress.

Another common myth is that people with eating disorders are always underweight. In fact over 90% are at a healthy weight or above.

You cannot tell who is struggling just by looking at them.

We’ve just launched a new video on Understanding Eating Disorders.Eating disorders are serious and complex mental illnes...
23/02/2026

We’ve just launched a new video on Understanding Eating Disorders.

Eating disorders are serious and complex mental illnesses. They are not just about food. They are not always visible. And they can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background.

In this video our Eating Disorders Therapist explains:
- The myths that stop people getting help
- Early warning signs
- Why eating disorders are about emotional distress
- How treatment works
- Why recovery is possible

Greater understanding reduces stigma. And stigma is one of the biggest barriers to people asking for support.

Catch the full conversation in our bio, or comment ‘WATCH’ and we’ll send the link straight to you.

We’ve also linked lots of useful resources which are available via the YouTube video description.

If you feel you need any extra support with your mental health, please reach out to the following sources of support:
- Your GP
- Your mental health provider if you are under mental health services
- 111 if urgent
- In the case of an emergency, please call 999 or attend A&E

05/02/2026

Hear from members of our clinical faculty team on the importance of and some tips to help you start a conversation on Mental Health.

Share this with someone who might need to hear this today!

If you feel you need any extra support with your mental health, please reach out to the following sources of support:

· Your GP
· Your mental health provider if you are under mental health services
· 111 if urgent
· In the case of an emergency, please call 999 or attend A&E

26/01/2026

The team had a busy start to the year creating a podcast style discussion for healthcare professionals, hosted by the brilliant

Huge shoutout and thanks to for helping us to bring this all to life!

Can’t wait to see what the rest of 2026 has in store!

01/01/2026

Grief isn’t linear or tidy. It can hit on birthdays anniversaries holidays or a random Tuesday afternoon. It asks for space. It asks for patience. It asks for respect.

This poem, written by Camilla Fadel, speaks to the inner world of grief the part most people don’t see. The panic the overwhelm the need for someone to sit nearby or step back. Grief doesn’t end. It stays rooted in the love that shaped it.

Catch the full conversation in our bio, or comment ‘WATCH’ and we’ll DM you the link.

30/12/2025

Children don’t always have the words for grief but their behaviour often speaks for them. Difficulty sleeping tummy aches sudden worries or big emotional swings can all be ways grief shows up.

Clear language helps. Being direct about death avoiding phrases like “gone to sleep” and creating repeated chances to talk can make a real difference. Young people don’t need perfect explanations. They just need honesty and space.

Catch the full conversation in our bio, or comment ‘WATCH’ and we’ll DM you the link.

23/12/2025

Supporting someone who’s grieving isn’t about finding the perfect thing to say.

It’s about noticing the shifts. Some days they may want quiet. Some days they may want space. Some days they may want to talk laugh cry or even go on a rollercoaster just to feel something different.

There’s no single blueprint. Just curiosity care and checking in with “What would help you today?”

Catch the full conversation in our bio, or comment “WATCH” and we’ll send the link to you.

16/12/2025

Grief doesn’t run on a clock. Anniversaries and “firsts” can open the door to memories and emotions that feel as strong as ever.

A first Christmas a birthday a wedding anniversary a meaningful date. These moments can be grounding or overwhelming or both.

And that’s a natural part of remembering someone you love.

Watch the full video via the link in our bio or comment “WATCH” and we’ll DM you a link.

12/12/2025

The festive season tends to look shiny from the outside.

Inside it can be messy complex and a reminder of how much life has changed. Losing routine shifting family dynamics and feeling the absence of someone important can make Christmas surprisingly heavy.

It’s not a sign of coping badly. It’s human.

Watch the full video via the link in our bio or comment “WATCH” and we’ll DM you a link.

We sat down with Camilla Fadel, Relationship Therapist and Clinical Educator, for Grief Awareness Week 2025.She explores...
08/12/2025

We sat down with Camilla Fadel, Relationship Therapist and Clinical Educator, for Grief Awareness Week 2025.

She explores why grief can feel more intense during festive periods, anniversaries and other significant moments, and discusses what meaningful support looks like for people navigating loss.

The conversation covers different forms of grief, how emotions shift over time and why routines and rituals can offer stability.

Watch the full video by tapping the link in our bio, or comment the word “WATCH” and we’ll personally DM you a link.

We are excited to announce our new podcast pilot, Where’s The Manikin! Launched by our in-house media team and recorded ...
20/08/2025

We are excited to announce our new podcast pilot, Where’s The Manikin!

Launched by our in-house media team and recorded at our state-of-the-art simulation centre.

The series will cover open discussions around:
- Healthcare and wellbeing
- Simulation-based education and experiential learning methodologies
- Groundbreaking healthcare innovations
- Key insights from world leading subject matter experts

In our pilot, we hear from medical education fellows Doctor Damir Rafi and Doctor Naomi Tomlinson from our expert faculty team as they answer mystery questions surrounding what simulation training is, the impact it has on medical education and why it’s important.

They will also break down the art of debriefing, the magic of working with our simulation technicians and incredible actors, whilst highlighting their golden moments throughout as they reflect on their year at Maudsley Learning.

📺 Watch the full video in the link in the bio


Pregnancy isn’t just about physical changes. It’s a powerful emotional and psychological journey too. Join Camilla Fade...
09/07/2025

Pregnancy isn’t just about physical changes. It’s a powerful emotional and psychological journey too.

Join Camilla Fadel (), Clinical Educator and Relationship & Psychosexual Therapist, as we explore the often-overlooked mental health challenges that can arise during & after pregnancy, from anxiety and mood shifts to identity changes and relationship dynamics.

We dig into common mental health concerns during pregnancy, physical changes and how they can affect emotional wellbeing, relationship shifts and personal identity changes, self-care tips, and when and how to access professional support.

Whether you’re preparing for your first child or your fifth, understanding the mental and emotional transitions of pregnancy can help you feel more supported, empowered, and connected.

📺 You can watch the full video via the link in our bio

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