Your Recovery Pathway
A full continuum of care to support you every step of the way.
1. Residential Care
Build a strong foundation in our
24/7 supportive home environment.
2. Day Programme
Step back into daily life with structured support.
3. Ongoing Support
Maintain your recovery with outpatient and virtual care.
We meet you where you are. Recovery is individual, and we honour your pace.
Is this Programme Right for You?
To help ensure a good fit, you'll need to answer yes or N/A to the following
- Aged 16+
- Medically stable (not requiring hospital care)
- Your eating disorder is your primary diagnosis
- Willing to engage in recovery
- BMI of 15 or above
- Choosing to join voluntarily
- Able to eat food or take supplements
- No insulin-dependent diabetes
What We Treat
We support all eating disorders.
You cannot tell someone's struggle by how they look.
Anorexia Nervosa
Restriction of intake leading to low body weight. Fear of gaining weight or becoming overweight. Denial or seriousness of low weight.
Bulimia Nervosa
Recurrent episodes of binge eating with compensatory behaviours (vomiting, fasting, excessive exercise, use of laxatives)
Binge Eating Disorder
Recurrent episodes of binge eating with marked distress occurring on average at least once a week for 3 months.
Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder
All criteria for Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, or Binge Eating Disorder are met without significant weight disturbance or with different frequency of behaviours.
This is the often misdiagnosed, passed over and ‘forgotten’ group of sufferers. These are people who are in normal weight bodies and feel ‘not sick enough’ or ‘not good enough’ to warrant treatment. If you struggle with your food, body image or exercise, you are absolutely deserving of care and support.
ARFID
Intake is limited based on either the sensory characteristics of food (texture, taste, smell, appearance) or past negative experiences with food.
Exercise Disorder
Clients engage in exercise that significantly interferes with important activities, occurs at inappropriate times or in inappropriate settings, or when the individual continues to exercise despite injury or other medical complications.
Orthorexia
Compulsive checking of nutrition and ingredient labels, marked increase in concerns about the ‘health’ value of food consumed, inability to eat anything other than a narrow group of foods deemed ‘clean’ or ‘pure’, high level of distress if unable to know nutritional content or ingredients of food.
*Not yet recognized by the DSM however is commonly recognized among eating disorder professionals as a subset diagnosis.
How to Get Started
1. Book a free assessment
A complimentary 1.5–2 hour call.
2. Clinical review
Our team reviews your information and creates your personalised plan.
3. Join the waitlist
We’ll keep you updated and aim to give at least two weeks’ notice.
4. Prepare for admission
Complete pre-admission steps and we’ll welcome you when the time is right.
Programme Fees
We offer private pay and ACC funding options for residential care.
Residential: $8,050/week
Day Programme: $800/day
Partial Programme: $300/day
Virtual Outpatient: $65/group
Stories of Hope
Before I came to Recovered Living, I was struggling to make progress in strengthening my healthy self and was stuck in a cycle of self-destruction. Since coming here, I have achieved so many things I didn't think I would ever be able to do again.
I am so grateful to have the opportunity to come to Recovered Living. The months before I came here had been very tough and dark. I struggled to see any way out of my eating disorder rut, but since I was welcomed here, I have been able to see flickers of light in between the darkness.
I truly believe Recovered Living has saved our daughter’s life.