An eating disorder is a difficult and frustrating illness to understand. Family and friends frequently struggle in knowing how to respond and how to deal with their afflicted child or loved one. People often get a sense that their child or loved one has been taken hostage, or indeed they themselves are under the control of this illness that has the power to wreck and ravage lives.

Recover are offering a workshop to those who would like to gain a better understanding of eating disorders and wish to gain a deeper insight in to an illness that this effecting someone that they love.

People engaging in self-harm behaviours is becoming an increasing problem. People suffering with depression and stress are resorting to self-harm behaviours to cope with how they are feeling. Our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ educates attendees on the behaviours and symptoms of a self-harmer, what to do if they suspect a person is self-harming and helps them to learn tools to support the people they are concerned about.

If you would like to learn more about our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ then please speak to one of our team to discover more about how our services could benefit you.

Depression is a common mental disorder that effects thousands of people in the UK.

Although depression is a treatable condition many sufferers do not seek help and left untreated depression can lead to problems at school, home & work. Sufferers frequently try to self-medicate and develop drug & alcohol problems, eating disorders, self-harm behaviours and low self-esteem.

We offer an in-house ‘Depression Workshop’, which is run by a therapist skilled at working with people suffering with depression. The workshop trains attendees on how to spot, work and support people suffering with depression.

If you would like more information on the ‘Depression Workshop’ and how we might be able to support you then please call us to speak to one of our specialist therapists.

The pressures that teens are under in the present day are greater than ever. Many young people are consumed with worry and anxiety about their academic performance, their looks, their popularity and fears about life and death. In our experience we’ve found that young people with high self-esteem are far better equipped to handle stress and as a result have far fewer problems. Those young people suffering with low self-esteem often turn to drugs, self –harm, eating disorders and alcohol as a way of coping with the ever surmounting pressures they are under.

Our teen pressures workshop is offered to the parents of young people to help them to identify the stressful areas in their children’s lives and gives them the tools that they need to help them to cope with what is inevitably a challenging time in their children’s most formative years.

If you feel that you could benefit from attending our ‘Teen Pressures Workshop’ then please call us to discuss how we may be able to help.

We support to staff that are dealing with the challenging issues or eating disorders, self harm, depression, divorce and bereavement.

We run training programs for staff on how to spot the warning signs in children and how to approach and support the young people that they are working with. We also tailor our programs for those schools that offer a boarding environment and whose staff provides an even more crucial role for the children under their care.

If you feel that your team could benefit from our services then please call us to discuss how we might be able to help you.

A good diet can massively impact on a young person’s mood, academic ability and athletic capabilities. Many of our nations’ teens are overfed and undernourished. The Recover Clinic offer nutritional talks for teens that offer young people a different perspective on food and how to take care of their physical selves.

Many young women want to be slim and beautiful and young men want to be tall & strong and many teens go about these goals in totally the wrong way and are then vulnerable to low self-esteem, eating disorders and depression. Something as simple as one of our nutritional talks can steer young people onto the right path.

If you feel that your students could benefit from a nutritional talk then please call us to discuss how we may be able to help.

The Recover Clinic offer a workshop to staff at educational facilities to develop their understanding of eating disorders. Our workshop focuses on the symptoms and signs of eating disorders, treatment of eating disorders and working with someone suffering with an eating disorder. We also offer a specially tailored workshop for those working with young people in a boarding environment.

A young person engaging in self-harm behaviours is becoming an increasing problem. Young people suffering with depression and stress are resorting to self-harm behaviours to cope with how they are feeling. Our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ educates attendees on the behaviours and symptoms of a self-harmer, what to do if they suspect a young person is self-harming and helps them to learn tools to support the young people they are working with.

If you would like to learn more about our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ then please speak to one of our team to discover more about how our services could benefit you or your organisation.

Teenage depression is not simply a bad mood or the occasional low. It is a serious problem that can impact enormously on a young person’s life. If it is left untreated, teen depression can lead to problems at home and school, drug abuse, self-loathing, eating disorders, addictions and self-harm.

We offer an in-house ‘Depression Workshop’, which is run by a therapist skilled at working with young people suffering with depression. The workshop trains attendees on how to spot, work and support young people suffering with depression. These skills are particularly vital for those working in a boarding environment where they have a higher level of responsibility for the young people they are working with.

If you would like more information on the ‘Depression Workshop’ and how we might be able to support you or your staff then please call us to speak to one of our specialists.

The pressures that teens are under in the present day are greater than ever. Many young people are consumed with worry and anxiety about their academic performance, their looks, their popularity and fears about life and death. In our experience we’ve found that young people with high self-esteem are far better equipped to handle stress and as a result have far fewer problems. Those young people suffering with low self-esteem often turn to drugs, self –harm, eating disorders and alcohol as a way of coping with the ever surmounting pressures they are under.

Our teen pressures workshop is offered to educational facilities and helps young people to identify stressful areas in their lives and gives them the tools that they need to help them to cope with what is inevitably a challenging time in their most formative years.

If you feel that your students could benefit from attending our ‘Teen Pressures Workshop’ then please call us to discuss how we may be able to help.

The Recover Clinic offer a workshop to staff in healthcare companies to develop their understanding of eating disorders. Our workshop focuses on the symptoms and signs of eating disorders, treatment of eating disorders and working with someone suffering with an eating disorder.

A young person engaging in self-harm behaviours is becoming an increasing problem. Young people suffering with depression and stress are resorting to self-harm behaviours to cope with how they are feeling. Our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ educates attendees on the behaviours and symptoms of a self-harmer, what to do if they suspect a young person is self-harming and helps them to learn tools to support the young people they are working with.

If you would like to learn more about our ‘Self-harm Workshop’ then please speak to one of our team to discover more about how our services could benefit you or your organisation.

Depression is currently the biggest cause of employee sickness in the UK. We offer employers a chance to learn about depression

We offer an in-house ‘Depression Workshop’ that is run by a therapist skilled at working with young people suffering with depression. The workshop trains attendees on how to spot, work and support young people suffering with depression. These skills are particularly vital for those working in a boarding environment where they have a higher level of responsibility for the young people they are working with.

If you would like more information on the ‘Depression Workshop’ and how we might be able to support you or your staff then please call us to speak to one of our specialists.

For staff working in client facing roles it can be very useful to learn some basic counselling skills and to have knowledge of depression, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, self-harm and stress. Our ‘Counselling Skills Workshop’ is a 2-day program that teaches attendees basic counselling skills and techniques. We also provide an overview of the behaviours and symptoms of someone suffering with depression, eating disorders, and anxiety disorders, self-harm or stress. We also cover assessment techniques and professional issues such as boundaries and client dependency. This workshop is especially useful for those working in the healthcare and leisure industry and any other general healthcare providers.