Eating Disorder Treatment and Support for Anorexia and Bulimia
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Whether you or a loved one suffers from a food addiction, you’re already one step closer to eating disorder treatment by being here on this site.
Anorexia and bulimia, with all of their attendant guilt and shame, can be treated. If you are obsessed with your body, food, calories, and dieting and you think you can never stop, know that recovery IS possible!
Most Common Eating Disorder Treatment Options
Eating disorder treatments have come a long way since anorexia and bulimia nervosa were first identified more than 30 years ago.
One-on-one, group, family and remote/phone therapy is available. Cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy are among the most widely used methods. Find out how to select what type of therapy is best for your needs.
Eating Disorder Treatment Centers
Depending on your situation, you can choose between an in- or an out-patient treatment center. In either case, caring professionals provide tailored treatment for eating disorders and guide you through recovery.
These very successful (free) recovery programs provide members with a structured approach to self-help and a support network that has allowed millions to achieve sustained recovery.
As the research into eating disorders grows, so do the methods for treating patients. Find out a few of the alternative treatments available in order to determine if one of these non-traditional methods is a fit for your situtation.
Medication
Available from prescribing physicians, find out what bulimia medications are most often prescribed. There are also homeopathic and aromatherapy options to soothe your symptoms.
Bulimia Support (Groups and Counseling)
Here you can share stories, learn from each other, and gain strength from the support of a group that wants to be healthy. Joining a support group is an ideal way to keep yourself on track on your journey towards recovery.
Therapist/Counseling
Professional psychologists, psychotherapists and nutritional counselors can be a valuable resource during recovery. Having someone to talk about your problems and concerns in a private, safe setting allows the healing to begin.
Overeaters Anonymous (OA)
The most widely respected and readily available eating disorder support group on the planet. OA has sub-chapters for anorexics and bulimics in larger cities. Groups vary between 5 – 100 members following the 12 steps.
Online Support Groups
Online chat rooms and forums offer anonymous support anytime anywhere. A friendly sounding board is available especially in those emotional hours when cravings get out of control.
Eating Disorder Coach
Coaching from a trained professional and/or recovered bulimics can be incredibly valuable in helping you along your journey.
Recovery Mentors
If you just want a friend and mentor – someone you can turn to who’s been there done that – a recovery mentor might be a good fit for you.
As you can see, there is a lot in the way of eating disorder treatment and support available to help you break your negative binging and purging cycles. Take action now to get help so you understand what causes your bulimia and anorexia.
I want to help you make the right choices so that you can find your way towards lasting recovery and thriving in life again. Use this site and the tools available to start enjoying the life you so deserve!