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Boston Eating Disorder Treatment Options
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Treatment Centers in Boston, MA for Disordered Eating
Bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, anorexia nervosa, and other eating disorders can take a serious toll on mental, physical, and emotional well-being. These compounding issues can make it hard to reach out for help—but it's important to remember that help is always available. If you or your loved one lives in Boston, these programs are good places to start your recovery journey.
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Klarman Eating Disorders Center
115 Mill St, Belmont, MA, 02478877-781-5513
Dietitians & Eating Disorder Therapists in Boston, MA
Counseling and therapy is generally thought of as the most effective way to help someone recover from an eating disorder, with different techniques shown to help alleviate symptoms of bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and more.
Finding the right type of intervention—and treatment provider—for you is an important step toward healing. And aside from the dietitians an therapists available in Boston, you can access this type of effective care through many online eating disorder programs.
Erica Eckman
112 Water St, Boston, MA, 02109617-489-3657
Monica Perez
Boston, MA, 02130617-882-2363
Sharon Chirban
137 Newbury St, 602/605, Boston, MA, 02116617-355-3501
Karin Lewis Eating Disorder Center
1 City Hall Square, Boston, MA, 02201857-243-0056
Lieba Swartz-Brownstein
Boston, MA, 02130503-901-6608
Susan E. Margolis
75 Arlington St, Ste 500, Boston, MA, 02116617-840-8317
Karin Lewis Eating Disorder Center
1 City Hall Square, Boston, MA, 02201857-243-0056
Samantha Rose Jankowski
6 Liberty Sq, Boston, MA, 02109508-233-3875
Kristina Wischhusen
Boston, MA, 02135617-942-1839
Jana Ross
Boston, MA, 02116800-736-3739
Annie Bjerg
85 Newbury St, Ste 3, Boston, MA, 02116617-547-2255
Katy Aisenberg
59 Church St, Apt 4, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-492-4662
Agnis J Pena-Toro
Ste 200, Brookline, MA617-787-1901
Meghan Brown
1170 Beacon St, Brookline, MA, 02446617-651-0161
Paige Simpson-Hamilton
1696 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-835-3225
Beth Rontal
124 Harvard St, Ste 4A, Brookline, MA, 02446617-522-6611
Lacey Vogel
1001 Memorial Dr, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-925-6581
Sarah Frenette
1101 Beacon St, Ste 7E, Brookline, MA, 02446617-232-3004
Paige Simpson-Hamilton
1696 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-835-3225
Leo J. Adle
Jay St, Cambridge, MA, 02139617-395-5806
Natalie L Hill
1555 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-501-5067
Susan Stahl
1679 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02138617-441-4000
Additional Boston, MA Resources
Boston Public Health Commission – Center for Behavioral Health and Wellness
The Boston Public Health Commission(BPHC) is dedicated to improving mental health for all Boston residents. While there is no specific program for eating disorders, residents can access a number of services, including counseling related to depression, substance use, and issues impacting LGBTQIA+ individuals. Community-based programs are available to both adults and youth, and crisis support is available for emergencies.
Boston Public Schools – Comprehensive School-Based Behavioral Health Services
Boston Public Schools (BPS) offers a range of programs to support students in the Boston Public Schools district. Counseling and crisis intervention are pillars of the program, but services also include assessment and referrals to outside healthcare providers. BPS partners with Boston Children's Hospital and UMass Boston to help provide comprehensive behavioral healthcare to all students.
Boston Public Health Commission – Health and Wellness for Students
The Boston Public Health Commission provides several outlets for residents in need of help. The department offers programs to help residents find appropriate doctors, treatment programs, or health insurance. For those in recovery, a healthy eating program can help guide them to nutritious dining options.
Cities Near Boston
Since the relationship between you and your therapist is so central to eating disorder recovery, it may be worthwhile to explore options in areas around Boston. Additional eating disorder treatment centers and other types of help may also be available in these places.