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Eating Disorders | Waitematā
North Shore Hospital
Contact Details
Phone (09) 486 1491
Eating Disorder referrals are sent to the appropriate geographic Community Mental Health Team (see below for geographic location contacts)
Marinoto Youth North
Ph: (09) 489 0555
Marinoto Youth West
Ph: (09) 822 8666
Adult CMHT North:
Ph: (09) 487 1400; (09) 487 1414
Adult CMHT West:
Ph: (09) 822 8501; (09) 822 8601
CMHT Rodney:
Red Beach:
Ph: (09) 427 0360
Helensville:
Ph: (09) 420 9450
EDL (Eating Disorders Liaison) case consultation and referral advice
Ph: (09) 489 0555
Street Address
Shakespeare Road
Takapuna
Auckland 0620
Postal Address
1 B Nile Rd
Milford
Private Bag 93503
Takapuna 0740
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Programmes
Early identification in primary health is vital to enable access to the appropriate mental health or medical service. This is not always easy as many people suffering from eating disorders prefer to keep symptoms hidden and do not always welcome intervention. However, eating disorders are serious medical and psychiatric conditions that in some cases can be terminal.
Early identification in primary health is vital to enable access to the appropriate mental health or medical service. This is not always easy as many people suffering from eating disorders prefer to keep symptoms hidden and do not always welcome intervention. However, eating disorders are serious medical and psychiatric conditions that in some cases can be terminal.
- Programme Areas
Mental health
- Programme Type
Eating disorders, Mental health assessment and treatment
- Regions
North Auckland, West Auckland
- Age Groups
Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke
- Referral Types
DHB clinical services
Referral Process
If you are experiencing an eating disorder and would like to receive help, ask your GP to make a referral to your local Community Mental Health Team, for assessment and treatment advice. If you are worried about someone else who you suspect may have an eating disorder, please contact EDANZ or Eating Disorder Liaison.
Description
Early identification in primary health is vital to enable access to the appropriate mental health or medical service. This is not always easy as many people suffering from eating disorders prefer to keep symptoms hidden and do not always welcome intervention. However, eating disorders are serious medical and psychiatric conditions that in some cases can be terminal.
Other
EDANZ (Eating Disorders Association of NZ) Information and support for parents: http://www.ed.org.nz/
Website
https://healthpoint.co.nz./public/psychiatry/eating-disorders-waitemata/