It's Never Too Late to Get Your Life Back... Testimonials "If I never said thank you before, let me say it now. Even though it took you almost six weeks to get me to go for treatment, you never gave up on me, like I always gave up on myself. A special thanks to Jodi who never stopped believing in me. By the way, I have been in recovery for 7 months now, what a miracle." "It's been 17 months, six days and four hours since I last purged, but who is counting. It turned out to be much harder to give up my eating disorder than the cocaine. You were right about going to an eating disorder treatment center that was just as skilled in drug addiction as bulimia. Life is Good!" "We wanted to thank you helping us find treatment for our daughter. She's like a different person. We are so grateful to all of your staff." "I was so scared to go to treatment, but Belinda never gave up on me. She found me the greatest treatment center. If you could thank her for me I would appreciate it." "Donna, if there is ever anything you need from me just let me know. I am still in recovery, 2yrs., and if I didn't listen to you that day, I never would have made it. Thanks!!!!" "Bobbie at EatingDisorderClinic.org rocks! Just want you to know I took your advice and followed through with treatment. You were right, I needed to be there and yes, it changed my life." |
Eating Disorder PreventionIf you are living with an eating disorder, you need to get help immediately. The Women's Treatment Center for Healthy Living has the treatment plans you need to get healthy again. And, you'll learn all of the essential tools for future eating disorder prevention. By treating your current condition and preparing you for your new healthy life, you will finally get the education and care you need to overcome your current unhealthy and potentially dangerous lifestyle. Call our toll-free helpline today at 1-800-588-6158. One of our professional counselors will discuss your options with you in a confidential consultation. We have counselors ready to take your call whenever you're ready, 24/7. Call now! Eating Disorder Prevention ProgramEating disorders are powerful mental health issues that can be difficult to overcome without the proper treatment. But, in truth, even with the right treatment, it still takes work to prevent the problem from resurfacing in your life. Daily stresses and life challenges will not go away. This is why The Women's Treatment Center for Healthy Living offers a comprehensive eating disorder prevention program for our discharged patients. Eating Disorder Prevention Program BasicsThe fundamental key to preventing eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and compulsive overeating from returning is education. At The Women's Treatment Center for Healthy Living, our patients are taught the proper guidelines of nutritional education. For some, it's like learning how to eat healthy all over again. Understanding one's emotional triggers is also not only critical in overcoming the eating disorder in the first place, but knowing how to manage those feelings in everyday life once removed from the treatment environment is equally important. This is where our relapse prevention plan excels at eating disorder prevention. During your time in our care, you will discover the real reasons behind the development of your eating disorder and learn new, more effective ways of coping with your feelings. Get Treatment Today and Learn Eating Disorder PreventionYour journey towards a healthy life begins with one phone call. Pick up the phone and call our toll-free national helpline today at 1-800-588-6158. With the right treatment, you can overcome your eating disorder. With the right education, you can prevent eating disorders from impacting your life again. The call is confidential and we're ready to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Get healthy today - call now! |
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