Our licensed therapists and registered dietitians trained in eating disorder treatment and recovery will work together to build an individualized treatment plan for each individual. This starts with 2 comprehensive assessments to determine diagnoses, level of care needs, and best suited providers. Treatment frequency is based on clinical need and the client’s ability to engage. Usually a client will engage for weekly one-on-one sessions with their therapist and dietitian. As treatment progresses, frequencies can decrease.

General Outpatient

• Engage in weekly individual counseling

• Medically stable

• Motivated for recovery

• Able to manage behaviors without supervision

• Adequate support at home / outside of treatment providers

• No or limited safety concerns

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

• Engage in weekly individual counseling

• Engage in 9 hours per week of group therapy

• Medically stable

• Motivated for recovery but need additional structure and support to make progress

• Little safety concerns

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Residential Treatment, In-patient Hospitalization

• If clients do not meet clinical criteria for general outpatient or IOP, we may refer client to other programs before engaging in programming at RoundTable Wellness.

Eating disorders can consume a person’s every moment, requiring them to fight multiple battles every day. Fighting these battles alone is exhausting and can make lasting recovery difficult to achieve and maintain.

Experts agree that involving the support of loved ones can greatly impact a client’s chance at lasting recovery. Eating disorders thrive in isolation, and so bringing in a client’s village—whether that’s family, chosen family, friends, colleagues, or others—makes it more difficult for the illness to survive.

At RoundTable Wellness your providers will involve the client’s loved-ones as they see fit. We can help loved-ones understand how best to support each client’s individual needs.