You and your therapist will come up with a specific treatment plan based on your symptoms, medical history, and therapy goals. Some patients opt for group therapy to get external validation from their peers, while others seek comfort and reassurance in behavioral therapy they undergo in private conversations with a mental health specialist.

We help individuals diagnosed with anorexia nervosa by implementing evidence-based therapy modalities and prescribing medication whenever it is necessary – we treat a wide range of psychological issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and self-esteem disorders in case these mental health conditions need to be addressed as well.

Bringing your family into the therapeutic dynamic can be a good idea – with your permission, we will invite your family members to join you in counseling sessions which is particularly important for young women in need of a strong support system and those who have been relying on their loved ones to get through the ups and downs of their eating disorders in the past.

Once you sign up for a residential treatment program at our facility, we will let you know what personal items, prescription drugs, and clothes you are supposed to take with you – see more details on our What to Bring page.

It is our goal to accommodate our patients which is why we accept most insurance plans – you can check if your insurance provider is able to cover the cost of your treatment on our Insurance Verification page.