It is up to you and your therapist to figure out what kind of therapy modality resonates with you best but most people with OSFED notice significant progress in their mental and physical condition after they try cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), group therapy for eating disorders, and nutritional counseling & meal support.

Individualized treatment plans are of paramount importance – all patients are different. We will come up with a treatment strategy based on your evaluation, prescribe medication that works in your favor with minimal adverse effects, and promote mindfulness techniques that you respond well to.

Many people with OSFED are also diagnosed with co-occurring mental health conditions, which is why it is necessary to target both problems simultaneously instead of hoping these issues just disappear on their own. You can speak to your therapist about psychological challenges you are experiencing and discuss the possibility of taking prescription drugs with a psychiatrist to complement OSFED treatment.

When you know mental health professionals are there to help you at all times and you can concentrate on your recovery in a clinical setting without worrying about day-to-day responsibilities, your recovery occurs at a faster rate and lasts longer.

We employ qualified specialists equipped with knowledge and skills to address diverse eating disorders – you can read more about therapists and psychiatrists who will work with you on Our Staff page.