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Contact the Eating Disorders Service

Dean Clinic Sandyford (Outpatient Service)

Unit B, Third Floor
Apex Business Centre (opposite the Beacon Clinic)
Blackthorn Road
Sandyford
Dublin 18
 
Tel: 01 293 9328

 

Inpatient Service

St. Patrick’s University Hospital
James’s Street
Dublin 8
 
Tel: 01 249 3471

 

Day Service

St. Patrick’s University Hospital
James’s Street
Dublin 8
 
Tel: 01 249 3471

 
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Personal Stories

I came to hospital feeling broken and despairing and leave now feeling renewed and well and looking to the future.
Excellent staff have finally helped me overcome my illness with the correct treatment and also using the recovery psychosis programme which opened my mind to what I suffer from.
The first steps are the hardest but once you gain a little momentum you will be amazed at what you can achieve
The atmosphere of the hospital is very bright, cheerful and friendly. The staff are excellent, uniformly helpful without exception and a credit to the hospital
It was a turning point in my life and a good one. I will always have fond memories of my stay here because the overall feeling was of peace.

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