World-leading expertise in research into children’s mental health and neurodevelopmental conditions
The King's Maudsley Partnership brings together an exceptional group of clinicians, researchers, and professionals dedicated to helping children and young people thrive. There is no other group of world-leading experts with the breadth of expertise we have - focused solely on children’s mental health and neurodevelopmental conditions.
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Dr Julian Baudinet - Co-lead, Eating Disorders Community of Practice
Dr Julian Baudinet is Joint Head of The Maudsley Centre for Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders (MCCAED). He is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist who works across the Outpatient Service and Intensive Treatment Programme. He is also actively involved in research, consultation, teaching and training. He focuses mostly on developing treatments for young people when they feel stuck or are not progressing in treatment. This has included developing and evaluating novel treatment programmes.
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Dr Julian Baudinet - Co-lead, Eating Disorders Community of Practice
Dr Julian Baudinet is Joint Head of The Maudsley Centre for Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders (MCCAED). He is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist who works across the Outpatient Service and Intensive Treatment Programme. He is also actively involved in research, consultation, teaching and training. He focuses mostly on developing treatments for young people when they feel stuck or are not progressing in treatment. This has included developing and evaluating novel treatment programmes.
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Dr Julian Baudinet - Co-lead, Eating Disorders Community of Practice
Dr Julian Baudinet is Joint Head of The Maudsley Centre for Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders (MCCAED). He is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist who works across the Outpatient Service and Intensive Treatment Programme. He is also actively involved in research, consultation, teaching and training. He focuses mostly on developing treatments for young people when they feel stuck or are not progressing in treatment. This has included developing and evaluating novel treatment programmes.