Therapies
Compare structured treatment approaches
Understand what each therapy involves, who it is intended for and how medical and nutritional care fit alongside it.
Evidence-based and specialist approaches
Enhanced CBT (CBT-E) for Eating Disorders
This guide explains a structured transdiagnostic therapy addressing maintaining patterns. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesFamily-Based Treatment for Adolescents
This guide explains caregiver-supported nutritional recovery and age-appropriate return of independence. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesCBT for Binge-Eating Disorder
This guide explains regular eating, trigger awareness and cognitive-behavioral change without weight-loss promises. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesInterpersonal Psychotherapy for Eating Disorders
This guide explains links between symptoms, relationships, role transitions, grief and conflict. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesDialectical Behavior Therapy and Eating Disorders
This guide explains emotion-regulation and crisis skills as part of a diagnosis-specific plan. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesMANTRA for Anorexia Nervosa
This guide explains motivation, thinking style, emotional avoidance and social context in anorexia treatment. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesSpecialist Supportive Clinical Management
This guide explains a practical specialist approach combining clinical management, nutrition and supportive therapy. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesNutrition Therapy for Eating Disorders
This guide explains work with an eating-disorder-informed registered dietitian within a coordinated team. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesTherapeutic Meal Support
This guide explains structured, compassionate assistance before, during and after meals. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesExposure Work for Food Fears
This guide explains planned exposure to feared foods or sensations with consent and clinical oversight. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesBody Image Treatment
This guide explains reducing checking, avoidance and overvaluation while building broader self-worth. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesTrauma-Informed Eating Disorder Treatment
This guide explains sequencing safety, nutritional stability and trauma work without assuming trauma caused every symptom. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesGroup Therapy for Eating Disorders
This guide explains peer support and structured learning with attention to comparison and triggering detail. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.
TherapiesOnline Eating Disorder Treatment
This guide explains access advantages, privacy, medical limits and criteria for in-person care. It emphasizes individualized assessment, medical safety and evidence-based care without using weight, appearance or willpower as shortcuts.