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Bulk billing availableFree ACT / Canberra

Eating Disorders Clinical Hub

The ACT Eating Disorders Clinical Hub (‘the Hub’) is the central referral point for eating disorder services in the ACT.

The ACT Eating Disorders Clinical Hub (‘the Hub’) is the central referral point for eating disorder services in the ACT. Anyone in the ACT can refer themselves, or someone they are concerned about, for assessment and support. About this service The Hub is a centralised referral system that makes it easier for individuals and health professionals to refer people with eating disorders into the public system to get the care they need. We bring together resources and expertise to provide timely treatment for people on the spectrum of eating disorders. We are also available to provide advice, support and training for people and clinicians working with people with eating disorders.

Service details

Age

12–25 years old

Gender focus

All genders welcome

Cost

Bulk billing available, Free

Wait times

Medium wait (2-8 weeks)

How to access the service

  • Referral required from another service
  • Self-referral accepted

How support is delivered

  • Group programs/workshops
  • Individual one-on-one support

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