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Health & Counselling Retreat: suggestions?

  • 24-07-2011 4:03pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    Hi,

    Would anybody have recommendation for somebody who feels he needs to get away and make huge advances in sorting himself out, starting with his attitude towards food and drink?

    I suppose that's the short version of my ceist. I don't know if such a place exists in Ireland, but I feel I need it. Thank you.


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  • #2
    blackie100
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 23 ✭blackie100


    Orgainisations such as overeaters anyonmous and food addicts anoymous, have helped alot of people who either starve themself or overeat and their costs are quite low usually around 2 euro a meeting, they hold day courses and weekend courses that a cheap also. As far as I can see this is one of the cheapest way to sort out eating problems and they are always looking out for new members.


  • #3
    Queen-Mise
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    Renewal wrote: »
    Hi,

    Would anybody have recommendation for somebody who feels he needs to get away and make huge advances in sorting himself out, starting with his attitude towards food and drink?

    I suppose that's the short version of my ceist. I don't know if such a place exists in Ireland, but I feel I need it. Thank you.

    Rutland Centre in Dublin & Tabor Lodge in Cork have residential programmes for people with food & drink disorders. Is this what you have in mind? Is it an uncontrolled problem he has? Or is he looking for counselling?

    Overeater's & Alcoholics Anonymous are both options either and can offer support and information to find out more. To see if he has this kind of a problem. Even looking at the websites of both organisations or go for an interview to one of the treatment centres will help a lot with information and the kind of help he needs.

    Hope this helps.


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