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What's involved in the programs provided by Esus Centre?
Depending on your suitability, you may be recommended to participate in one of the following integrated services:
- A high-intensity day hospital treatment program (five days a week), returning home each night
- Low intensity day programs (one day a week for several weeks)
- A multidisciplinary outpatient consulting service with specialist eating disorder psychiatrists, psychologists and dietitians where patients are managed under an eating disorder treatment plan
- A GP medical monitoring service
Do I stay overnight at the Esus Centre?
No. The high-intensity day hospital treatment program runs for five hours per day, five days per week for six weeks. Patients return home each day to apply newly learned experiences at home, facilitating long-term recovery.
Which eating disorders does the Esus Centre provide treatment for?
Esus Centre provides treatments for all eating disorders. The common types of eating disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).
What makes Esus Centre different from other eating disorder treatment providers?
Esus Centre operates a unique, integrated model where all practitioners involved in patient care collaborate together under the one roof. Treatment is provided outside of a traditional overnight hospital setting.
What support does Esus Centre provide to families and carers?
For the Adolescent Intensive Treatment Program (AITP), dedicated parent education is provided, ensuring holistic support is provided at home beyond the program’s hours. For the Intensive Treatment Program (ITP), day-patient work is supplemented with education and support for carers, as well as weekly supported family meals.
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