Eating disorder treatment for the Cayman Islands, online
Dr Philippe Jacquet offers private, specialist treatment for eating disorders to people across the Cayman Islands, online by secure video. He holds a Doctorate of Professional Practice which, as far as is known, remains the only doctoral research in Europe focused specifically on male eating disorders from an analytical psychology perspective. He works across anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and the body-control patterns that hide inside a high-performing life, with the same clinical depth as at his Harley Street practice.
Control when everything else is beyond it
The Cayman funds and insurance world is defined by intensity: year-end deadlines, the pressure of a transient community, and the hurricane season that hangs over each autumn. When the working world feels beyond control, the body and food can become the one thing that answers to a person’s will. That is where restriction, bingeing and purging take root, often in exactly the disciplined, high-achieving people who look most in command. In men, it is missed almost entirely, because the clinical picture rarely matches the stereotype and the culture leaves little room to admit it.
Discretion for a small, transient community
Specialist eating disorder treatment is scarce on-island, and Grand Cayman’s overlapping social and professional circles make any local care feel exposing. Working online with a London specialist gives access to doctoral-level expertise in complete privacy, with no local footprint and no risk of being recognised. The work is not about food. It is about what food and the body have come to carry: the need for control, the self-punishment, the way appearance stands in for worth in a competitive expatriate world. Read more about eating disorder treatment.
Insurance and confidentiality
Dr Jacquet works with major private health insurers, including the international plans common among Cayman’s professionals. Nothing is disclosed to an employer, firm or third party without your consent, save for the narrow legal and safeguarding limits explained at the outset.
Dr Jacquet also offers private addiction counselling for the Cayman Islands, online and fully confidential.
Dr Philippe Jacquet is a UKCP registered psychotherapist, a Jungian analyst and an HCPC registered art psychotherapist, with twenty-five years of clinical practice. His Doctorate of Professional Practice at the University of Essex examined male eating disorders from the perspective of analytical psychology. Registration can be checked on either public register.
How the work is delivered from here
All international sessions are by secure video, in English or French. Online therapy is not a reduced version of consulting room work: it is the format that lets weekly work survive living abroad, travelling, or relocating. Sessions run in United Kingdom hours, which suits most regions, and if your time zone makes none of it workable, say so when you enquire rather than assuming it rules you out.
For clinicians and treatment services
Dr Jacquet supervises clinical teams in private residential addiction treatment and in a private psychiatric hospital. For treatment centres, psychiatric units and group practices looking for external clinical supervision, including in places where no supervisor of this seniority is available locally, team supervision is also delivered by video. For individual practitioners, see clinical supervision.
Common questions
Is eating disorder treatment available online in the Cayman Islands?
Yes. Sessions are held online by secure video across Grand Cayman and the Cayman Islands, with the same clinical depth as in-person work, and strict confidentiality.
Do you treat eating disorders in men?
Yes. Dr Jacquet holds a Doctorate of Professional Practice on male eating disorders, a presentation routinely missed in high-performing men in demanding professional environments.