In our group therapy sessions, you’ll participate in activities designed to build self-compassion, improve interpersonal skills, and develop lasting, healthy coping mechanisms. The collaborative nature of group therapy helps you see your struggles from different perspectives, offering wisdom and fostering a deeper understanding of your eating disorder.

At The Emily Program, family therapy is a cornerstone of our approach to eating disorder treatment. We believe in empowering families to take an active role in their loved one’s recovery, starting with education and support. Our family-based treatment (FBT) focuses on equipping families with the skills and knowledge to promote recovery at home, ensuring a supportive environment for lasting change.

Our nutrition therapy is uniquely tailored to you. Compassionate dietitians are dedicated to debunking the myths propagated by eating disorders and will guide you toward understanding and honoring your body’s true needs.

In our outpatient setting, we address common but critical physical concerns such as gastrointestinal issues and metabolic disturbances. Our experienced medical team closely monitors your vital signs and lab results, adjusting treatment as necessary to support your ongoing health and path to recovery.

Ongoing support for eating disorder complications and co-occurring conditions is a hallmark of psychiatric care at The Emily Program. Our psychiatrists are available to provide regular touchpoints and medication management as needed, reinforcing your progress toward recovery.

You’ll engage in activities like meal planning, cooking sessions, and therapeutic meal exercises, all designed to help you regain a sense of normalcy and enjoyment around food and eating.

The Emily Program continuously strives to integrate innovative therapies that cater to our clients’ diverse needs and preferences. Our treatment plans include therapeutic modalities that help unlock new paths to healing, including:

• Expressive Arts: Art therapy offers a non-judgmental space to explore your thoughts and feelings. By engaging in various artistic activities, you can challenge perfectionism and control—common to eating disorders—helping you embrace flexibility and self-compassion in your recovery process​.
• Movement Therapy: At The Emily Program, mindful movement like yoga promotes mindfulness and supports emotional regulation.