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Award-winning, outcome-focused treatments for anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders
Seeking treatment for an eating disorder can feel overwhelming for the whole family.
Whether this is your first time exploring treatment options or you've already faced numerous challenges along the way, we are here to support you and your family through this difficult journey.
It's a brave step to reach out for help, and we are committed to guiding you every step of the way. ​
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At Schoen Clinic Newbridge, we offer a range of specialised eating disorder treatment options for children and teens aged 8-18 years. Together, we will explore the best path forward to ensure the wellbeing of your child, providing the personalised care they need to recover and thrive.
Recovery is possible, let's get you there
Rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC, Schoen Clinic Newbridge (formerly Newbridge House) is widely regarded as one of the best eating disorder hospitals for children, teens and young people in the UK.
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Our comprehensive approach to treating children and teens with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder (OSFED) is provided in a calm and homely environment, ensuring compassionate care for each individual.
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Inpatient eating disorder treatment for children and teens at Schoen Clinic Newbridge
We provide highly specialised inpatient treatment for children and teens struggling with eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia and offer complementary assessments every day to ensure the best care for potential inpatient admissions.
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24/7 specialised care
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Individualised treatment plans
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Nutritional rehabilitation
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Therapeutic support
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Safe and supportive environment
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Education and skills training
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Holistic approach.
Our dedicated multidisciplinary team is here to support your child
Our multidisciplinary team of eating disorder experts includes speciality doctors, registered mental health nurses, psychologists, psychotherapists, dieticians, healthcare assistants and therapists, all committed to supporting young individuals on their path to recovery.
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In combination with the physical aspect of weight restoration throughout treatment, our comprehensive range of therapeutic services is tailored to ensure we address the various factors which contribute to an eating disorder.
This includes one-to-one time with our caring specialists, group psychotherapy, occupational therapy, creative therapies, body acceptance, personalised dietetic support, and holistic mindfulness practices.​
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Our goal is to provide children and teens with the tools needed to beat eating disorders like anorexia or bulimia and achieve long-lasting recovery.
Inpatient treatment that doesn't compromise on school education
All our young people attend James Brindley School within Schoen Clinic Newbridge, which is a specialist academy for children and teens with eating disorders, medical conditions and/or special educational needs.
Many of our residents achieve excellent grades whilst receiving treatment and leave wonderful feedback for the teachers following discharge.
We have also produced films and accompanying resources for schools in which young people we have treated describe their experiences to promote understanding of eating disorders among children, teens and adolescents.
Explore Schoen Clinic Newbridge in our gallery
Zara McDermott filmed part of her 2022 documentary about disordered eating at Newbridge.
Artwork by our patients is displayed throughout the hospital to offer words of encouragement.
Our front entrance on a bright and sunny day.
Zara McDermott filmed part of her 2022 documentary about disordered eating at Newbridge.
We are committed to supporting you and your child through this difficult time
Eating disorders affect up to 5% of people and are most common in adolescence and early adulthood. A few, particularly bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa, are more prevalent in women, although they can happen to anybody, of any gender, at any age.
At Schoen Clinic Newbridge, our goal is to improve the lives of our patients and their families and raise awareness of eating disorders and their greater impact on all those affected.
We're dedicated to offering children and young people with eating disorders uniquely specialised, evidence-based support and focused eating disorder therapy.
Say hello to our senior management team
Hospital Director
Kerry George
Kerry has 17 years+ experience within mental healthcare and her vision for Schoen Clinic Newbridge is to keep delivering outstanding patient care.
Clinical Manager
Lucy McFadyen
Lucy has held a wide range of nursing roles, including healthcare assistant, staff nurse, senior staff nurse and lead nurse. She was appointed Clinical Manager in October 2020.
Operations Manager
Richard Cappell
Richard's role encompasses looking after the day-to-day smooth running of the hospital, ensuring a safe environment for patients, colleagues, visitors and guests.
Nationally and internationally renowned eating disorders hospital for children - Our Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating
Schoen Clinic Newbridge is wholly committed to raising awareness of eating disorders and improving the lives of people affected by them. Following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in 2016, our internationally renowned inpatient hospital for children, teenagers and young adults with eating disorders received an Outstanding rating.
In 2018, the CQC revisited Schoen Clinic Newbridge and awarded a second Outstanding rating, noting the high standard of care provided by staff and the commitment to research and innovation within the eating disorders field, both nationally and internationally.