Eating Disorders Treatment
Eating disorders change how you eat, how you think, and how your body works. At Merritt Recovery, care for anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating is grounded in medical and psychological evidence, and we treat it alongside substance use when both are present in you or your loved one.
Treating Eating Disorders
Eating disorders change how a person relates to food, their body, and their sense of control. If you are watching a family member skip meals, disappear after eating, or grow quiet about their weight, you already know how isolating this condition can be. At Merritt Recovery, treatment starts with licensed therapy that addresses the thoughts driving these behaviors, alongside medication management when it is clinically appropriate.
We teach practical coping skills you can use during hard moments, not just in session. When substance use occurs alongside an eating disorder, our integrated dual-diagnosis care treats both together, because addressing one while ignoring the other rarely holds. You deserve to be met with steadiness and respect. So does your loved one.
Sources & Further Reading
The clinical information on this page draws on the following public-health sources.
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