There are different paths to healing for every patient but most clients report improvement after they recognize and reframe their negative thinking patterns with the help of CBT, develop new solutions in group counseling, and gain clarity with the assistance of mindfulness-based therapy.

Your trauma often serves as the reason for many if not all mental health problems you experience later on, which is why it is important to analyze the impact of PTSD on your psyche, prevent re-traumatization under the supervision of an experienced therapist, and deal with additional problems such as bulimia nervosa or laxative abuse.

You can find validation and mutual comfort in group therapy for eating disorders and PTSD, whether your current goal is to work on your interpersonal skills, express your emotions in a constructive manner by learning from others, or find inspiration and motivation by looking at how people with the same diagnosis manage their mental wellness.

We believe in the importance of co-occurring PTSD treatment, which is why we utilize therapy modalities that target your eating disorder at the same time – you cannot hope for lasting recovery if your relationship with food or excessive exercise is ignored in favor of another problem. It is our mission to understand your true emotional needs and safeguard your overall wellness.

Check our Insurance Verification page – we accept most insurance plans to accommodate our clients.