Who we help

Adults & adolescence living with restrictive eating, weight loss, compensatory behaviours, compulsive movement, or intense fear of weight gain. If hospital stabilisation is needed first, we’ll help you step down safely to Oasis once stable.

How anorexia shows up day to day

Strict food rules, ritualised eating, body checking, high anxiety around food, low energy, poor sleep, difficulty concentrating, and sensitivity to cold—often alongside perfectionism, anxiety, or low mood.

Our one-to-one model

A private, contained setting with a small senior team. Daily individual therapy, specialist dietetic input, measured meal support, and medical oversight—tailored to your medical status and psychological profile.

Medical safety & monitoring

Baseline tests and ongoing checks with clear escalation thresholds. We monitor for refeeding risks, electrolyte changes, orthostatic shifts, and cardiac concerns, and coordinate rapid medical review if needed.

Refeeding & nutrition planning

Paced progression from safe starts to wider variety and density. Supported meals, gradual exposure to challenge foods, and work on compensatory urges, movement rules, and food-related anxiety.

Therapies that create change

DBT for emotion regulation and distress tolerance, MET to strengthen commitment to recovery, TRE to reduce physiological arousal, plus targeted psychoeducation and skills that hold outside sessions.

Programmes & levels of care

From The Foundation Retreat (assessment and stabilisation) to The Restorative Path (steady therapeutic work), The Regenerative Stay (deeper patterns), The Signature Experience (fully bespoke), and The One-to-One Residence (maximum privacy).

Family & partner involvement

Optional and thoughtful. With your consent, we offer updates and brief skills sessions so loved ones can support recovery without pressure or accommodation.

A day at Oasis (example)

Morning: supported breakfast, one-to-one therapy, regulated rest.

Midday: coached lunch, skills or psychoeducation, light walk if appropriate.

Afternoon: DBT/MET/TRE, reflection.

Evening: supported dinner, calm wind-down, sleep support.

Aftercare & continuity

You leave with a practical plan for meals, movement, and triggers, plus scheduled follow-ups through Lifetime Aftercare, Lifetime Aftercare Support, and Life Skills & Relapse Prevention.

Admissions & discreet travel

Simple, private process: confidential enquiry, clinical pre-assessment and safety screen, programme selection and dates, quiet arrival with same-day orientation. International travel coordinated discreet

Anorexia Treatment

Who we help

Adults & adolescence experiencing binge–purge cycles, rigid food rules, compensatory behaviours, or secrecy and shame around eating. If medical stabilisation is needed first, we’ll support a safe step down to Oasis once stable.

What bulimia looks like

A pattern of restriction → binge → compensation (e.g., vomiting, laxatives, over-exercise), maintained by unstructured eating, perfectionism, stress, and sleep loss. Common risks include electrolyte imbalance, GI irritation, dental erosion, and heart rhythm issues.

Why one-to-one works

No dining hall, no compulsory groups. Private meals, predictable days, and senior-led continuity reduce comparison, lower arousal, and let us titrate intensity in real time.

How treatment works here

CBT-E–informed and skills-forward: stabilise sleep and structured eating, map personal triggers, restore regular meals, reduce compensations stepwise, run graded food exposures, address body image and perfectionism, and generalise to weekends, travel, and social settings.

Your step-by-step pathway

1. 
   Stabilise & structure (sleep anchors, private paced meals, safety checks).
   
2. 
   Reduce urges & compensations (DBT skills, trigger mapping, stepwise reduction).
   
3. 
   Consolidate & generalise (feared-food exposures, body image work, relapse micro-scripts).
   

Therapies we use

CBT/CBT-E for the binge–purge loop and rules; DBT skills for urges and emotion; ACT for values-led action; IPT for role stressors; body-based regulation (TRE, functional breathing, yoga, mindfulness); optional family and creative therapies.

Co-occurring issues & dual diagnosis

We address anxiety, low mood, trauma themes, ADHD, and substance patterns (e.g., alcohol, cocaine) inside one coherent plan, sequenced for safety and momentum.

Medical safety & coordination

Pre-admission risk screen, arrival safety plan, and ongoing monitoring (electrolytes, hydration, orthostatic changes, cardiac considerations). Liaison with prescribers and off-site tests arranged when indicated.

Example week (in brief)

Mon: assess and map cycles → set structure. Tue: feared-food exposure + DBT in-episode. Wed: body image work + ACT. Thu: compensation reduction + IPT. Fri: exposure 2 + weekend rehearsal. Sat: regulation + creative therapy. Sun: review metrics, optional family session, next-week plan.

Aftercare & relapse prevention

We track binge/compensation frequency, urges, meal completion, sleep, and mood. You leave with relapse-prevention scripts, travel/weekend plans, and scheduled follow-ups via Lifetime Aftercare and ongoing support.

Programmes & residence

Choose from The Foundation Retreat, The Restorative Path, The Regenerative Stay, The Signature Experience, and The One-to-One Residence—each offering private, calm structure at the level you need.

Admissions & discreet travel

Simple, private process: confidential enquiry, pre-admission screen, programme selection and dates, quiet arrival with same-day orientation. International travel coordinated discreetly.

Bulimia Treatment

Who we helps

Adults & adolescence experiencing loss-of-control eating, evening surges, restriction–binge cycles, or emotional/stress-linked eating. Private, one-to-one care without group exposure.

What binge eating looks like

A pattern of rapid eating, eating when not hungry, secrecy, and post-episode guilt. Often maintained by rigid rules, long gaps between meals, fatigue, screens, and all-or-nothing thinking.

Why one-to-one works

Shame and performance pressure drop in a private setting. We engineer sleep, meals, shopping, and device rules around your triggers inside a quiet, predictable residence.

Assessment and mapping

We map episode timing, places, emotions, foods, restriction windows, sleep and circadian rhythm, food environment, device/spend patterns, and medical context to set targets.

First week stabilisation

Fixed wake time, evening device curfew, structured meals and snacks, hydration and protein baselines, one low-risk trigger food with rules, and immediate app/spend guardrails.

Therapies and approach

Daily individual CBT (CBT-E principles), DBT skills for urges, ACT and MET for values and follow-through, TRE and breathwork for arousal, and optional family work for home support.

Nutrition structure (non-diet)

Regular eating over restriction, simple balanced plates without calorie counting, graded trigger-food exposure with clear stop rules, and physician-led liaison where needed.

Food environment design

Clear counters, “ready options” box, routes that avoid pull stores, shopping scripts, and travel/event plans that reduce impulse decisions.

Devices and money guardrails

Delivery-app limits, no saved cards, spending caps, muted promos, and calendars that flag high-risk dates with planned buffers and check-ins.

Body image and shame

We prioritise function, sleep, energy, and steady behaviours. Weight is not the primary outcome. Body image work focuses on comfort, respect, and consistent routines.

Co-occurring conditions

Integrated planning for anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, dissociation, sleep issues, and coping via alcohol, cannabis, shopping, gambling, or internet use.

Programmes and residence

Choose The Foundation Retreat, The Restorative Path, The Regenerative Stay, The Signature Experience, or The One-to-One Residence. All offer calm structure with senior-led continuity.

Aftercare that holds

Relapse-prevention scripts, environment rules for home, scheduled Lifetime Aftercare and Support, and coordination with local clinicians you choose.

How to start

Confidential enquiry, pre-admission assessment, tailored plan and dates, discreet arrival near Marbella, first 72 hours to reset sleep and meals, then step down with structured aftercare.

Binge Eating Treatment

What it is

Private, consent-led recovery nutrition that steadies energy, mood, sleep, and urges, integrated with your one-to-one eating disorder plan.

Core principles

Food-first and routine-first; non-diet and weight-neutral; culture-respectful; stability over perfection. We don’t diagnose or prescribe.

Safety & coordination

Eating disorder aware, consent-based pacing with neutral language (no calorie or appearance talk). Medical decisions sit with your physician; we coordinate when needed.

Assessment to simple targets

We map your real day (sleep, meals, dips, triggers), choose two outcomes (for example, calmer evenings and easier mornings), then build a workable rhythm.

Anchor rhythm

Most guests stabilise on three meals plus one or two planned snacks, timed to protect the late afternoon and evening.

Meal building (portable patterns)

Repeatable plates: protein + fibre-rich carbs + colour + fats + fluids, easy to assemble at home, at work, or while travelling.

Cravings and evening spikes

Protect the afternoon with a planned “stabiliser” snack, bring dinner earlier, pair it with a brief wind-down, and use small values-led steps if urges hit.

Tailored to the eating disorder presentation

Gentle, regular eating for restriction; structured eating for binge or purge loops; graded exposure to feared foods for flexibility, always within your eating disorder pathway.

Therapy integration

Nutrition pairs with CBT (structure and experiments), DBT skills (urge surfing and distress tolerance), ACT (values-led routines), and body-based work.

Supplements and labs

Food first. If you already use supplements or need labs, we help with timing and coordination with your doctor. No high-dose stacking or trends.

Progress without pressure

We track functional wins such as fewer evening crashes, steadier mornings, better sleep, and more follow-through, not weight metrics.

Aftercare that travels

Optional 7, 30, 60, and 90 day check-ins, plus simple travel plans and “default dinners” so the rhythm holds at home.

Nutritional Support

Oasis Premium Recovery delivers private, one-to-one eating disorder care for adults in a calm residence in Southern Spain. There are no shared dining rooms and no compulsory groups. Your plan combines tailored therapy, nutritional support, and medically aware monitoring, with lifetime aftercare included.

What we treat

Anorexia and atypical anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, orthorexia, ARFID, and food addiction. Co-occurring concerns such as trauma related symptoms, anxiety, perfectionism, low mood, and ADHD are integrated into the same plan.

Who we help

High-functioning adults who carry responsibilities yet feel controlled by food rules, body checking, binge or purge cycles, or compulsive exercise. Also suitable if outpatient or group programmes did not create durable change.

Why one-to-one works

Private meals remove comparison and audience effects. A predictable daily rhythm lowers stress. Senior-led continuity means therapy follows your real energy curve and stays focused.

How care works

A structured assessment maps history, triggers, nutrition, movement, sleep, and medical context. Treatment blends CBT, DBT, ACT, and TRE with targeted somatic and creative work. Refeeding, if required, is gradual and medically informed, with chef-prepared menus aligned to your plan. Technology boundaries are set where helpful.

Programmes

The Foundation Retreat for stabilisation and assessment. The Restorative Path for steady consolidation. The Regenerative Stay for deeper identity and relationship work. The Signature Experience for a fully bespoke immersion. All are delivered at the One-to-One Residence.

Aftercare and relapse prevention

Every programme includes lifetime aftercare, optional ongoing sessions, and a written plan covering routines, boundaries, nutrition, and risk mapping.

Results to expect

Less mental space occupied by food and weight, steadier routines, reconnection with hunger and fullness cues, fewer extremes, and stronger self-worth and boundaries.

Start today

Begin with a confidential consultation to map goals and choose the right pathway for you.

Eating Disorder Treatment