Where are good eating disorder clinics?

I have relapsed twice now, and I'm at a loss as to how I have the ability to help myself this time. My idea was to see if I should go into a clinic such as Rhodes Farm, because I'm not at such a low weight that I should need to go to hospital.
I would like it to be reasonably priced, so not Rhodes Farm as it's really high-priced per day. I would prefer it if it was near Bristol, but I don't really suppose it matters.
Thank you (:

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http://www.privatehealth.co.uk/hospitalt… is a link to a list of eating disorder in-patient treatment clinics in England. If you don`t have private health insurance, you can get referred on the NHS.http://www.nice.org/guidance/CG9 is a link to the NICE guidelines, which are applicable in England and Wales for the treatment of eating disorders. As a fourteen year old, there is no reason for you to worry about paying. There are more services available to people under 16 than to adults with eating disorders. http://www.b-eat.co.uk has a helpline that can offer you support.
Hope this helps. Take care of yourself.

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Just go to your local E.R. and ask to be admitted to Psych for a eating disorder. It will take time, no hospital for any disorder just states okay and lets you in. You will have to go to triage (a separate room in hospital) to be evaluated by a physician for a few hours, and if they see you really need to be there, they’ll let you in. Now its not a straight jacket insane asylum, it is a hospital like each other to help patients with mental psychiatric disorders, such as those to help heart patients and cancer patients. you’ll get a good amount of help there and a new out look on life.

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If you go and live in Africa for 2 months then you’ll know what real hardship is - poor little rich kid.