1:1 Intensive eating disorder outpatient treatment

Meal Support Program

Meal Support Program Includes:

  • 3 or more Supported Meals a Week
  • Individualized Recovery Support Plan to help you meet your goals
  • Personal Recovery Specialist to oversee your care
  • Recovery Record Phone app for added support between sessions
  • Intensive case management

* Add on option: Recovery Skills group sessions.

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EDRS Complete Recovery Program 

The EDRS Complete Recovery Program is our most comprehensive program, offering intensive outpatient eating disorder treatment for 5-25 hours per week.

Complete Recovery includes:

  • 3 or more Supported Meals a week
  • Individualized Recovery Support Plan to help you meet your goals
  • Personal Recovery Specialist to oversee your care
  • Weekly recovery skills & coping skills sessions
  • Body image sessions
  • Life skills sessions
  • Frequent check-ins for accountability
  • Therapeutic exposures such as grocery store or clothing outings as needed
  • Recovery Record phone app for added support between sessions
  • Intensive case management

RecoverED365

Eating Disorder Outpatient Treatment

The first year in recovery is a vulnerable time, and it is important to have support and guidance during this period. That’s where RecoverED365 comes in.

RecoverED365 is a concierge service that provides more flexibility than our traditional programs. We will customize your recovery support program for an entire year to meet your specific needs and goals. This may include daily or weekly check-ins, group therapy sessions, individual recovery support sessions, and more. We will work with you to develop a plan that is tailored to your unique situation and that provides the support you need to build a strong foundation for lasting recovery. We are here to help you every step of the way.

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