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Eating Disorder Treatment in Colorado
Colorado Eating Disorder Centers
Colorado is generally thought of as one of the healthiest states in the nation, but even in the Rocky Mountain State, severe eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder make a big impact.
Up to 9% of state residents—or, more than 501,000 people—will struggle with one of these potentially life-threatening medical complications at some point in their lives, according to some estimates.1
The good news is, there are many Colorado eating disorder centers where patients can learn to develop healthy coping mechanisms and build a strong and lasting recovery.
Eating Recovery Center Denver
8199 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO, 80230Additional Treatment Centers
In addition to the excellent treatment programs listed above, there are additional programs available in Colorado that can help address your concerns about eating disorders.
ED Care Denver
4100 E Mississippi Ave, Ste 1300, Denver, CO, 80246La Luna Center
3002 Bluff St, Ste 200, Boulder, CO, 80301Colorado Eating Disorder Therapists & Dietitians
Finding a dietitian or therapist you connect with is a crucial part of eating disorder recovery. In Colorado, there are a number of reputable doctors who can help.
Laura Burt
Denver, CO, 80203Stefanie Ginsburg, RD, CEDS-C
Morrison, CO, 80465Angela Andersen LPC, LLC
1556 N Williams St, Unit 200, Denver, CO, 80206Heather Michele Davis
2727 Bryant St, Ste 210, Denver, CO, 80211Abundance Counseling & Consulting - Angela Ward
Denver, CO, 80238Jen Knopp
1136 E Stuart St, Bldg 2, Fort Collins, CO, 80525Heather Rosenblatt
Denver, CO, 80231Katie Yant
Denver, CO, 80220Sara Graham
2727 Pine St, Boulder, CO, 80302Cara Whildes
627 Kimbark St, Unit 1, Longmont, CO, 80501Mindful Springs Counseling
1832 Woodmoor Dr, Suite 100, Monument, CO, 80132Patty Ramlet
Littleton, COMackenzie Crowley
6312 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Ste 333E, Greenwood Village, CO, 80111Dana McDowell
1459 Ogden St, Denver, CO, 80218Rachel Rentz Garrett
2121 S Oneida St, Ste 530, Denver, CO, 80224Elizabeth Asta
80 Garden Center, Ste 106, Broomfield, CO, 80020Jessica Guenther
2002b W 120th Ave, Ste 2B, Denver, CO, 80234Emily Adler
3570 E 12th Ave, Ste 303, Denver, CO, 80206Whitney Kearney
50 S Steele St, Ste 950, Denver, CO, 80209Erin Pauling
Fort Collins, CO, 80526Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment
Even though in-person medical treatment for eating disorders is available in Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, and some smaller cities and towns throughout the state, it may not be possible for everyone to reach these places.
Some residents may be far from one of these treatment programs, while others face challenges related to mobility or transportation, and still others struggle with a full workload or schedule. For these patients—or anyone looking for a more convenient way to access care—virtual eating disorder therapy may be the answer.
These programs require only a working internet connection and a compatible device (some will provide these devices), allowing you to see treatment team members and practice recovery skills from the comfort of your own home.
Studies have shown that virtual eating disorder programs are just as effective as in-person treatment centers in many cases.2
Additional Colorado Eating Disorder Resources
Eating disorder treatment centers aren't the only places to start the recovery journey. Colorado has some state programs that can also help.
The Department of Health offers general information and educational materials on eating disorders and eating disorder symptoms, as well as help with coordinating care and securing referrals for specialized care.
Some residents may also qualify for Colorado Medicaid Behavioral Health Services. The program may offer coverage for therapy sessions and medical care, both for eating disorders and related mental health issues, such as substance use disorder, depression, and anxiety.
Finding the Top Colorado Eating Disorder Centers for You
Finding appropriate care is the most important step toward eating disorder recovery, but the process of choosing between so many qualified Colorado eating disorder centers can feel overwhelming. Keeping some considerations in mind may help streamline the process:
- Does the center offer the level of care you or your loved one requires, such as a:
- Does the program have an overarching treatment philosophy, or is it connected to a religious or spiritual practice?
- How does the program measure progress toward recovery? What benchmarks do they use to determine when a patient should be discharged?
- Are family or friends allowed to participate in the recovery process?
It may feel stressful to do extra research, but answering these questions can help ensure you or your loved one finds the treatment needed to achieve long-term recovery.
Reference List
- Social & Economic Cost of Eating Disorders in Colorado. (2018). Harvard University. Accessed June 2025.
- Steiger H, Booij L, Crescenzi O, Oliverio S, Singer I, Thaler L, St-Hilaire A, Israel M. (2022). In-person versus virtual therapy in outpatient eating-disorder treatment: A COVID-19 inspired study. International Journal of Eating Disorders; 55(1):145-150.
Browse Providers by City
If you’re wondering about “finding an eating disorder clinic near me,” the search may be easier than you think. There are treatment centers in cities across Colorado.