Reconnect with Food - Expert Psychiatric Treatment for Eating Disorders
We work closely with you to find treatments for feeding and eating disorders that not only work but also last. We offer evidence-based care and a medication regime that is carefully designed to achieve full recovery.
Compassionate Care for Treatment of Eating Disorders
Accurate Diagnosis of Eating Disorders
Our psychiatrists are trained to diagnose and treat all types of eating
disorders as well as coinciding conditions like depression, anxiety, and OCD. We offer a holistic treatment regime to attain complete mental health
wellness.
Personalized Psychiatric Treatment
We treat every case with a personalized approach. Our binge eating psychiatrists offer in-person and virtual treatments that are tailored to each patients’ unique needs. Our clients are supported by wraparound care ensuring they achieve lasting recove
What is Eating Disorder?
Eating disorders are complex and severe mental health disorders that can escalate up to the point where it can be life-threatening. While often taken lightly, eating disorders
can have serious complications on mental and physical health. Nearly every organ suffers from binge eating or starvation and increases the threat of organ failure for the patient. Fortunately, the majority of eating disorders are treatable and hence the adverse effects of them are reversible.
How Can Eating Disorders Affect Your life?
Eating disorders are not only challenging for the body but also for the mind. It exhausts both. It affects all aspects of life and your daily routine. The urge to binge and then purge restricts your social interactions. Patients with eating disorders usually have low self-esteem.
Most eating disorders cause the patient to restrict the food in-take to maintain a certain idealized body weight or shape which can be extremely harmful. There is an increasing trend of eating disorders among growing teens. One of the major reasons for this is the increased idealization on social media to follow the trend of having an unrealistic body shape. It is vital to realize that eating disorders are serious conditions and can be very harmful. Often, individuals with eating disorders also experience anxiety and stress related to their body image, which can exacerbate the condition.
If you or someone you love is experiencing these symptoms, please reach out to mental health support and seek professional help.
Emotional symptoms include:
- A strict eating regime
- Extreme fear of gaining/ losing weight
- Lack of emotions
- Suffer from depression or anxiety
- Distorted self-esteem and body image
- Increased mood swings
Physical symptoms include:
- Brittle hair and nails
- Thinning of body
- Excessive workout routine
- Stomach cramps
- Excessive weight loss/ gain Immediate visit to bathroom for purging
Get Expert Psychiatric Treatment for Eating Disorders
Get diagnosed by top-rated psychiatrists for managing different types of eating disorders including:
Anorexia Nervosa
People with anorexia strictly restrict their food intake to maintain a superficial weight goal. A low diet combines aggressive exercise, often with weight loss pills
Bulimia Nervosa
With bulimia, the person intentionally binges on large amounts of food until they are uncomfortably full and then purges it out of their body. It is simply self-induced vomiting.
Binge Eating Disorder (BED)
Anyone suffering from BED has little to no control over eating.
A person with a binge eating disorder eats a very large portion of food after short intervals. This eating behavior is not due to hunger, but as a source of comfort.
Pica
Pica is a mental disorder in which a person constantly seeks to chew on non-food items. This can lead to nutritional deficiencies and other health issues. For younger kids, pica can pose serious life hazards.
Rumination disorder
It is a condition in which a person repeatedly regurgitates food right
after eating it. He might chew it again or vomit it out. This behavior causes immense mental and physical stress.
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)
ARFID is an eating disorder in which a person has severe aversions towards certain foods. It might look like picky eating, but it is much more severe than that. This can lead to significant malnutrition and other
health issues.
Finding Relief from Eating Disorders Together
True recovery doesn’t occur in a vacuum. When you are resisting low self-esteem and a whirlwind of emotional instability, it may feel like nothing will ever change. You do not have to fight your way through alone. You are here to know more about symptoms and explore what support and treatment you can get from a psychiatrist.
This is a powerful beginning in the right direction, and we are here to build a world of support for you that will assist you in achieving lasting recovery. We will connect you with a licensed psychiatrist specializing in eating disorders and depression treatment. Our experts will empower you to lead a happier and healthier life as you learn to manage stressors and trigger points effectively.
How Does it Work?
Start your Intake Process
After requesting an appointment, one of our Intake Specialists will be contacting you shortly to begin the intake process. Choose a date and time that suits you.
Provide your Details
Fill in your details to book the appointment. You will meet with a doctor after your intake process has been completed.
Voila! Your Appointment is Scheduled
Congratulations on completing the first step towards your mental wellness. You will get a confirmation in your provided email with all the details of your first appointment.
Is a Psychiatrist the Right Choice for Your Mental Health?
If you’re struggling with severe mental health
issues, considering psychiatry might be a beneficial step. Let’s explore why:
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Testimonials
I was so surprised by how simple and convenient it was to set up my first online appointment. The virtual appointments fit perfectly into my busy schedule, and I didn’t even have to leave my house. It’s such a relief knowing help is just a few clicks away!
The medications prescribed by my psychiatrist have been life-changing. They listened to my concerns, explained the options, and found the right balance for me. I finally feel like myself again after years of struggling!
What I love most is having a key role in creating my treatment process. A psychiatrist who considers my preferences and adapts based on my response makes all the difference. It's great to be an active part of my own care.
The care team was truly amazing! They are so quick in response to my questions and always make me feel heard and understood. It's so nice to feel that I have such a supportive team that looks after my mental health.
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911
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FAQs
Feeding and eating disorder is a serious mental illness that restricts you from having a healthy relationship with food. It is characterized by restrictive eating behaviors. Those suffering from this disorder are involved in binge eating, purging by vomiting, misuse of laxatives or following a strict diet and exercise regime. These behaviors are repetitive and can appear as an addictive pattern.
Yes. It is a serious and complex mental health condition that has a direct impact on one’s physical and emotional health. The person suffers to maintain a healthy balance with food, weight, and overall appearance. Bulimia, anorexia and binge eating are various types of eating disorders. Fortunately, eating disorders are treatable.
Eating disorders can develop due to genetic or environmental factors. The likelihood increases if you have faced trauma, depression, anxiety or any other mental health condition. Obsession with having a slim body instead of a healthy one can also lead to it. Frequent dieting spans can make you more prone to developing an eating disorder.
If you feel you are having a hard time maintaining healthy eating habits or if you are worried about a loved one, it is important to consult with a licensed psychiatrist. A qualified medical practitioner will guide you if you have an eating disorder and how it should be treated.
Healthcare providers, including a general physician and mental health professionals, can accurately identify if you have an eating disorder. Your primary care provider will review your symptoms and perform physical exams and blood tests. A psychiatrist specializing in eating disorders will conduct a thorough mental health evaluation to figure out the underlying reasons for binge eating or starvation. Reaching the root cause is vital for the treatment of eating disorders. So, self-diagnosis shall be avoided.
