Our team can assess the individual showing signs of this behaviour and decide which psychological treatment is best for them and whether dietetic intervention is also appropriate.
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A sufferer of Drunkorexiamay drink lots of alcohol and then starve themselves of food as a compensatory method to control their weight. They may even binge eat on foods then use compensatory methods to rid them of calories such as laxatives, self-induced vomiting, excessive exercise or diuretics. If someone is showing signs of this destructive behaviour, an holistic treatment package in an outpatient setting can help them recover.
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Although Drunkorexiais not a medically diagnosed condition, our team at The Bridge can work with the individual to address the issues they are having and provide a treatment plan to tackle the issues. The individual may be showing signs of a particular eating disorder, as well as alcohol abuse. Our team are expertly trained in addiction and disorders and can help encourage more positive behaviours.
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