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The number of people from Northern Ireland getting treatment for eating disorders in England is going up, the Eating Disorder Association has said. | The number of people from Northern Ireland getting treatment for eating disorders in England is going up, the Eating Disorder Association has said. |
On Monday, lawyers representing a teenage girl won the right to challenge the fact that she cannot get specialist in-patient treatment in NI. | On Monday, lawyers representing a teenage girl won the right to challenge the fact that she cannot get specialist in-patient treatment in NI. |
North Belfast Dr Sean Donnelly said it was not helpful for patients to have to leave the family environment. | North Belfast Dr Sean Donnelly said it was not helpful for patients to have to leave the family environment. |
"The family setting is a very vital component to the solution," he said. | "The family setting is a very vital component to the solution," he said. |
"If you take a young person away from the comfort of their home you take away a vital support that they have, because the family are involved as much in the therapy as the patient is." | "If you take a young person away from the comfort of their home you take away a vital support that they have, because the family are involved as much in the therapy as the patient is." |
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