Eating Disorders Counseling
Eating disorders are complicated emotional, physical, and mental disorders that affect every aspect of a person’s well-being.
Eating disorders are complicated emotional, physical, and mental disorders that affect every aspect of a person’s well-being.
Providing Holistic Care
Sunstone’s clinicians are highly trained in the treatment of eating disorders, having worked at the inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient levels of care as part of our training and experience.
We utilize a Health At Every Size (HAES) and All Foods Fit perspectives to help you become at peace with your body and the role food plays in your life. We consider how culture, race, religion, orientation, family of origin, and identity influence your body and mind.
We believe eating disorders should be treated holistically, and we work collaboratively with dietitians, psychiatrists, physicians, school counselors, families, and anyone else involved with your care. Our counselors provide care for a wide spectrum of disordered eating struggles, including:
Serving Individuals and Their Loved Ones
We understand that eating disorders often do not affect only the individual; they may affect every person in the individual’s life. For this reason, we aim to serve individuals, couples, parents, and families using:
Putting the Client’s Safety First
Our first priority will always be your safety and well-being. Due to the complicated medical nature of eating disorders, we assess for level-of-care appropriateness upon the initial consultation. If it is found that you or your loved one is in need of a higher-level of care based on our carefully curated questions, we will work with you to find the correct resources you need and deserve.
Eating Disorder Recovery Process Group Therapy (Meeting Virtually)
Join us on taking a deep dive into your relationship with eating disorder recovery. Peer support offers a whole different level of commitment to the recovery process. These “process” style groups will focus on the issues, questions, and topics group members bring to the session.
Common topics include: finding balance with movement, utilizing family and friends for support, identifying motivations for recovery, improving body image, fighting diet culture, practicing self-compassion, building confidence, forming an identity outside of disordered eating, and more.
Clients with diagnoses including Anorexia, Bulimia, OSFED, ARFID, and Binge Eating Disorder are welcome. We aim to discuss the common drivers and coping skills related to disordered eating, not the specific symptoms and behaviors, so everyone can find a common ground.
All genders welcome.
