Eating Disorder Treatment

Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and ARFID, are serious conditions that affect both physical and mental health. They are not choices, phases, or matters of willpower; they are complex illnesses influenced by biology, psychology, and environment. They also affect people of every age, gender, body size, and background.

At Serene Sound Wellness, we provide compassionate psychiatric care for individuals experiencing eating disorders and disordered eating patterns. Our role includes thorough psychiatric evaluation, treatment of co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma, which very often accompany eating disorders, and medication management when appropriate to support recovery.

Because eating disorder recovery works best with a team, we coordinate closely with therapists, dietitians, primary care providers, and specialized treatment programs to ensure you receive complete, connected care. We monitor your progress, advocate for the level of care you need, and remain a consistent source of support throughout your recovery journey.

Recovery from an eating disorder is possible. Wherever you are right now, whether you’re just beginning to question your relationship with food or you’ve been struggling for years, you deserve support, and we’re here to provide it without judgment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Eating Disorder Treatment

How do I know if I (or my loved one) has an eating disorder?

Warning signs can include preoccupation with food, weight, or body image; significant changes in eating habits; eating in secret; distress around meals; and physical changes like fatigue or dizziness. You don’t need to look at a certain way to have an eating disorder; they affect people of all body sizes. An evaluation can provide answers.

What role does a psychiatric provider play in eating disorder treatment?

We provide diagnostic evaluations, treat co-occurring conditions like anxiety and depression, manage medications that support recovery, and coordinate your overall care team, including referrals to therapists, dietitians, and higher levels of care when needed.

Can medication help with an eating disorder?

Medication can be a helpful part of treatment for some eating disorders and is especially valuable for treating co-occurring anxiety, depression, or OCD that often fuel disordered eating. We’ll discuss whether medication is appropriate for your situation.

Do you treat teens with eating disorders?

Yes. We work with adolescents and adults, and we involve families in adolescent treatment, since family support is one of the strongest predictors of recovery in young people.

What if I need more intensive treatment?

If your needs exceed outpatient care, we’ll help you access the right level of support such as intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, or residential programs and we’ll continue to be part of your care team when you return.

Eating Disorder Treatment

Frequently Asked Questions

Eating Disorder Treatment

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