Your first steps to a life no longer defined by body dissatisfaction, compulsive exercise or eating disorders.
Our pricing plans
Our pricing plans
Tier One
£25 / session
You’ll work with one of our passionate student therapists who are working towards their qualification whilst on placement with First Steps ED.
- Student placements with up to 100 client hours
- Up-to-date CPD accreditation
- Up to 12 sessions
- Receive digital ‘Mental Health Management’ document
Tier two
£45 / session
You’ll be paired with a qualified therapist with experience working with a mix of eating disorder presentations.
- Delivered online, with some availability face-to-face
- Qualified therapist with a minimum of 100 client hours and working towards an accreditation with a governing body and/or a Masters in the field
- A therapist with experience working with eating disorder presentations, with up-to-date relevant CPD accreditation
- Free access to paid workshops as part of your recommended step-down care package
- Buy a block of 12 sessions and get the 12th session free
- Receive digital ‘Mental Health Management’ document
Tier three
£60 / session
As with ‘Tier Two’ but with a qualified therapists with considerable experience working with a wide range of eating disorder presentations.
- Delivered online, with some availability face-to-face
- Qualified therapist with 450 client hours with an accreditation and/or Masters in the field
- A therapist with experience working with eating disorder presentations, with up-to-date relevant CPD accreditation
- Free access to paid workshops as part of your recommended step-down care package
- Buy a block of 12 sessions and get the 12th session free
- Receive digital ‘Mental Health Management’ document
Tier four
£70 / session
You’ll work with one of our qualified therapists, accredited with a recognised psychotherapy governing body with over 450 hours client hours.
- Delivered online, with some availability face-to-face
- Qualified therapist with more than 450 client hours and a recognised psychotherapy accreditation and Masters in the field
- A therapist with experience working with eating disorder presentations and a wide range of comorbidities, with up-to-date relevant CPD accreditation
- Free access to paid workshops as part of your recommended step-down care package
- Buy a block of 12 sessions and get the 12th session free
- Receive digital ‘Mental Health Management’ document
Recovery is possible
Don’t just take our word for it…
Don’t just take our word for it…
Meet our therapists
Our team understands what it takes to reach out for support and are here to help you every step of the way.
Our eating disorder-informed and qualified therapists know that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to recovery so we have a variety of options when it comes to your needs at First Steps ED.
With experience delivering both online and in-person support, we provide evidence-based interventions and benchmark ourselves against leading eating disorder organisations worldwide.
Sarah Legg
Integrative Therapist
Tier Four
Danielle Chadwick
Tier Four
Danny Morley
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Louise Bellamy
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Jonathon (Jay) Cotton
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Lisa Johnson-Burley
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Laura Pardner
Person-Centred Therapist
Tier Two
Robert Maxwell-Jones
Integrative Therapist
Tier Four
Kasmira Spence
Psychodynamic and CBT/CBT-E
Tier Three
Catherine Chapman
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Manjit Bhogal
Humanistic Therapist
Tier Three
Holly Whitehead
Tier Three
Cleo Reeves
Humanistic Therapist
Tier Two
Zsolt Kertai
Rosie Hibberd
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Lauren Donaghy
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Danielle Montano
Humanistic Therapist
Tier Three
Manaal Mulla
Integrative Therapist
Tier Three
Suman
Integrative Therapist
Tier Two
Equity in eating disorder treatment means more than just training and research in mental health and support plans. It means paying attention to the full picture, and recognising the social and cultural factors which can play a role in someone’s recovery.
Equality is about giving everyone the same resources, whereas equity is about distributing resources based on the need of each person with the hope to achieve a fair outcome for everyone involved.
All of our therapists take a person-led approach. They understand the values of many backgrounds, communities and cultures and factors which can play a role in our relationship to food and body.
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