Contact details

Loughta House
West Park Road
Epsom
KT19 8NX
United Kingdom

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Service Manager: Claire Killengray (Nee Baxter)
Deputy Director: Suzanne Cole

Our eating disorders services are currently provided by a specialist team which covers two localities, West Surrey (Albert Suite) and East Surrey Community Outpatients. Day care is available at the Albert Suite, Farnham Road Hospital in Guildford.

A triage assessment system operates to keep waiting times down. Although staff are nominally linked to a specific locality, staff work flexibly across the Trust area to ensure individual and group therapy is provided equitably.

We aim to offer a high-quality service to adults (age 18+) who suffer from Anorexia Nervosa or moderate to severe forms of Bulimia Nervosa. Limited input will be offered to clients with Binge Eating Disorder, usually a group.

Watch the video to find out more about eating disorder services.

People should be stable before being accepted for care by us - we will offer consultation and advice during acute phases of medical or psychiatric disturbance, but will not be actively involved in treatment until the person is stable. 

We are not a service for people who are obese and want to lose weight. If a person is referred to us for help with over-eating, we are likely to recommend they are referred to a local weight management service to support them with healthy weight loss.

People with binge eating disorder may be offered an evidence-based group recovery programme based on CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy). This is an eight week Managing Binge Eating course which is run by our psychologists and has no upper BMI threshold.

We are happy to discuss any potential referrals on the telephone.

Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

We accept referrals from GPs and Surrey and Borders clinicians. It helps us if baseline blood tests and ECG results are made available, plus height and weight and frequency of behaviour in the referral letter.

Referrals of young people aged below 18 years should be addressed to CAMHS.