Eating Disorders Treatment in Seattle
Welcome to the Eating Disorders Center at EBTCS!
As the premier outpatient provider of eating disorder treatment in the Pacific Northwest, we specialize in evidence-based care for individuals of all ages. Every member of our team is a doctoral-level psychologist with advanced training in treating eating disorders, ensuring the highest standard of compassionate, research-driven support. We are committed to working with individuals and families to restore nutrition, promote eating competence, and reduce the harmful effects of weight stigma. We support and operate from a lens of weight-inclusion and believe recovery looks different for every body. In-person and virtual/telehealth services are available.
Why the Eating Disorders Center at EBTCS?
All of our providers are doctoral-level psychologists with extensive specialized training in the treatment of eating disorders and many have additional board certification in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and/or Family Based Treatment (FBT).
We are experts in treating co-occurring problems
Our providers are also trained in the treatment of commonly co-occurring disorders and problems, such as anxiety (including obsessive-compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety, panic disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder/trauma and specific phobias), depression, difficulties with emotion regulation, and perfectionism.
We collaborate on a weekly basis as a team to ensure we are delivering state-of-the-art treatment.
Our treatment works
Eating disorders can affect people of all ages, races/ethnicities, and genders. Treatment at the Eating Disorders Center at EBTCS is very individualized and based on an initial assessment with one of our clinical psychologists. We collaborate with you to develop the most effective plan for treatment.
Evidence-based practice guides our treatment, which means we consider what treatments have been shown by research to be effective for treating the problems you are experiencing. This includes using data collected in therapy to guide treatment and make sure you are getting the best care possible. We also consider, in collaboration with you, treatment preferences and your experience with therapy in the past.
We also work closely with other providers, including medical professionals, psychiatrists, and dietitians, to ensure that your treatment is coordinated.
