“Just eat.” It’s a short sentence. It’s also one of the most common things people with eating disorders hear – from family members, friends, sometimes even providers. It implies a clear solution. That the problem is simple. That someone is choosing not to get better. They aren’t. Eating disorders are not a choice. They are […]

People often associate eating disorder treatment with higher levels of care – inpatient, residential, or partial hospitalization. These levels exist for a reason. For medically compromised individuals, they are necessary and lifesaving. And yet, most treatment – and most of recovery – happens at the outpatient level. EBTCS is an outpatient specialty program designed for

You’re already working with this client. You know their history. You’ve built trust. The work is moving. And something about the eating keeps pulling your attention. Maybe you’ve addressed it directly and nothing is shifting. Maybe the medical picture is becoming more complicated. Maybe you’re not sure it’s “severe enough” – but it doesn’t feel