Family-Based Treatment, also known as “FBT” or the “Maudsley Method,” is widely recognized as the preeminent evidence-based therapy for anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents. FBT is also considered a primary treatment for young individuals with bulimia nervosa. 

In a rapidly evolving digital age, where screens are portals to both information and connection, virtual eating disorder treatment is becoming more and more popular. As traditional barriers to care dissolve and access becomes more equitable, this virtual recovery option is emerging as a powerful tool in the fight against these complex and often debilitating conditions. 

There are many subtle ways that anorexia can intertwine with career aspirations while at the same time, having a detrimental impact on both personal health and professional success in the long term. If you’re a working professional who’s struggling with anorexia, or simply want to know more about how this eating disorder can have an impact, keep reading.

Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is a treatable condition, with evidence-based therapies like Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) offering effective tools to help individuals overcome binge eating, regulate emotions, and build healthier coping strategies for long-term recovery.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Binge Eating Disorder (BED) provides an effective path to recovery for those struggling with this common condition.

The correlation between eating disorders and trauma is undeniable, reflecting a complex interaction between psychological distress and efforts to cope.   Let’s look at how eating disorders and trauma are deeply interconnected to better understand how to finally recover, despite your past trauma. 

There are several approaches to treating ARFID in children.  In this piece, we’re going to talk about a newer intervention, designed specifically for children, that shows much promise.

The leading evidence-based treatment for adults with eating disorders can be applied effectively to teenagers, too. Learn more about this change-oriented, proven model for eating disorder treatment.

Learn about the enhanced CBT model for eating disorders. CBT-E could be the key to your eating disorder recovery.