This week is Eating Disorder Awareness Week, a time to pause, reflect, and recognise the lived experiences of individuals affected by eating disorders. These conditions don’t just influence food or body image; they can impact every aspect of a person’s life, reshaping their relationship with themselves and those around them.
At Prometheus Complex Care, we are reminded daily that eating disorders are deeply personal and profoundly challenging. Every person we support is navigating not only the medical complexities of their condition but also fear, stigma, trauma, and moments of overwhelming vulnerability. Being invited into that journey is a responsibility we carry with compassion and respect.
Walking With People Through Their Most Vulnerable Moments
For many individuals, hospital admission or specialist assessment can feel daunting. Mealtimes become emotionally loaded. Decision‑making can feel clouded by anxiety. Thoughts can become intrusive or distressing.
Our teams are there in those moments, not to judge, but to hold space.
- We sit with patients when a meal feels like a mountain.
- We offer calm reassurance when fear and intrusive thoughts grow louder.
- We provide skilled, therapeutic observation that ensures safety without ever losing sight of dignity.
Every interaction is built on trust, empathy, and a trauma‑informed understanding of what eating disorders truly feel like from the inside.
Specialist Support Rooted in Humanity and Clinical Excellence
Our service is led by experienced Registered Mental Health Nurses, supported by specialist teams trained to provide:
Trauma‑Informed, Patient‑Centred Observation
We listen without pressure, guide without force, and prioritise emotional safety alongside physical wellbeing.
Support for NG Feeding (Intermittent & Continuous)
We work alongside hospital teams to ensure feeding plans are carried out safely, sensitively, and in line with least‑restrictive practice.
Risk Reduction Through Skilled Observation
Eating disorders frequently present with high‑risk behaviours. Our structured observation framework reduces risk while maintaining dignity and respect.
Collaboration With MDTs
We contribute to care and risk plans, share clinical observations, and help ensure continuity between teams.
Least‑Restrictive Practice & Safety Pod Deployment
Intervention is always a last resort. When required, we support the use of a Safety Pod to minimise physical and psychological harm during clinical procedures.
We’re Here When You Need Us
If your ward, unit, or organisation needs specialist, trauma‑informed support for individuals with eating disorders, our team is available 24/7.
24‑Hour Booking Line: 0800 009 6668
Online Booking
Enquiries: info@psecure.co.uk
Together, let’s continue raising awareness and raising hope.