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What is Disordered Eating?

Are you concerned that someone you know might have an eating disorder? Disordered eating often can be hard to spot. Here is some helpful information to help you get up to speed on the condition, and what to look out for.
The Living Room at the St Albans Sleepout

The Living Room takes part in the 2022 St Albans Sleep Out to raise awareness about homelessness and its causes
2022 Santa Float

Get festive and join us collecting for The Living Room at the annual Santa Float!
Obesity - is it something we can control?

We all know that the simple solution is to reduce intake and increase energy. However, just like any other habit or addictive behaviour, it is difficult for some people to simply reverse the behaviour. It is critical to provide psychological and emotional interventions in order to investigate the underlying causes of obesity.

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Our Team

Our trustees are all volunteers with professional backgrounds who bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to lead and support the charity. They are an active and dedicated board ensuring The Living Room achieves its mission.
COVID-19 Vaccination: Do you drink or use drugs?

Do you drink or use drugs? Have you previously? You could be at increased risk of getting COVID-19. Read on to learn more about the vaccine and staying safe.
St Albans Hub

St Albans Hub (est. 2012) provides free, non-time limited day-time group therapy for all addictions.
Your First Day at The Living Room

By choosing to come to The Living Room, you've taken a brave step towards long term recovery. Here's what to expect.
Love and Sex (Relationships)

Is your romantic or sexual behaviour causing you problems? If the answer is yes, read on for more information and support.
Referral
Stevenage Hub

Our Stevenage Hub (est. 2000) hosts free, non-time limited daytime group therapy for all addictions. Additional weekly specialist group sessions are available for drug addiction, disordered eating, relationships and a Family and Carers group.
Vision and Values

The Living Room exists to provide treatment for adults with the illness of addiction and to support their family members, in Hertfordshire and other areas of the UK.
20 Years of The Living Room

View the journey of The Living Room and how we have grown over the past 20 years.
Approach and Impact

Our structured treatment offers the ability to achieve sustained recovery whether the addiction is to alcohol, drugs or behaviours such as overeating, gambling, self-harm or relationships.