Well done for seeking help and a diagnosis!
As someone who now considers themself in remission from anorexia and bulimia after flitting backing and forward for 10 years, I can say the waiting for a plan can sometimes be really difficult, especially if it’s the first time you’ve done through the process.
I’ve had CBT, SSCM, day patient treatment, and talking therapy of some sort I don’t remember which because it was nearly 15 years ago. Each has been a different but valuable in their own way.
I would have a look at the BEAT if you haven’t already. Southern Health outlines the different types of treatment you may expect based on what you have been diagnosed with. It may be different for your local service, but this may give you some ideas.
https://www.southernhealth.nhs.uk/application/files/5516/3489/7935/EDS_-Info_for_Referrers-_March_18.pdf
Try to weigh yourself no more than once a week if you can.
Expect that you may be asked to keep a food diary, as well as marking down any compensatory behaviours.
It might be worth making a note of you notice any triggers/specific feelings to any compensatory behaviours or binging.
As hard as it might be, try not to dwell on it too much. The more you worry about it, you’ll create a spiral which isn’t helpful - easier said than done I know.
I hope that is of some help!