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Baltimore Eating Disorder Treatment Options
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Treatment Centers in Baltimore, MD for Disordered Eating
Bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other eating disorders can have a devastating impact on emotional, mental, and physical well-being. At their lowest, people struggling with these conditions may feel there's no way out, but recovery is always possible. In Baltimore, these organizations can help you or your loved one start the journey toward healing.
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Rock Recovery
1901 Fort Myer Dr, Ste 1130, Arlington, VA, 22209571-255-9906
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Center for Discovery McLean Residential
5949 Oakdale Rd, McLean, VA, 22101855-200-6435
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Center for Discovery Alexandria
209 Madison St, Ste 3B, Alexandria, VA, 22314866-826-1063
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Center for Discovery Columbia
10480 Little Patuxent Pkwy, 210, Columbia, MD, 21044855-200-6435
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Center for Discovery Fairfax VA
5343 Summit Dr, Fairfax, VA, 22030855-949-1314
Dietitians & Eating Disorder Therapists in Baltimore, MD
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 Baltimore, you can access this type of effective care through many online eating disorder programs.
Mindy Lais
314 Wyndhurst Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21210410-322-1111
Laura R Gaffney
1501 Sulgrave Ave, Ste 100, Baltimore, MD, 21209443-470-9451
Caitlin Spencer
Baltimore, MD, 21214206-632-4575
Stacey Uebersax
314 Wyndhurst Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21210410-554-0099
Carolyn Karoll, LCSW-C,CEDS-C
3717 Boston St, Ste 338, Baltimore, MD, 21224443-535-3130
Clear Lines Counseling
Baltimore, MD, 21214410-213-5130
Julia LeClaire
Baltimore, MD, 21214410-343-9201
Eliza Pelton, LCSW-C, LICSW
600 Wyndhurst Ave, Ste 200, Baltimore, MD, 21210443-761-3899
Olivia Sears
920 Providence Rd, Towson, MD, 21286410-929-3537
Christina Fennell
405 Frederick Rd, Ste 256, Catonsville, MD, 212284666410-834-8328
Ericka Leonard
Towson, MD, 21204301-246-6856
Sarah E Johnson
744 Dulaney Valley Rd, Ste 14, Towson, MD, 21204410-205-1482
Anne Holman
28 Allegheny Ave, Ste 1208, Towson, MD, 21204443-956-9793
Erin R Birely
31 Allegheny Ave, Ste 202, Towson, MD, 21204410-292-4912
Debbi g Jacobs
627 Reisterstown Rd, Pikesville, MD, 21208410-938-5252
Additional Baltimore Resources
Baltimore City Health Department – Mental Health Services
The Baltimore City Health Department provides broad assistance with mental and behavioral health. The organization can point residents in the direction of helpful community programs, treatment centers, and other types of support, while offering additional educational information and materials on mental health disorders. Assistance with case management for those who are already diagnosed may also be available.Behavioral Health System Baltimore (BHSB)
Behavioral Health System Baltimore is a non-profit program dedicated to addressing the emotional and mental health of Baltimore residents. The organization provides information on treatment services, recovery support, and other appropriate care throughout the city. A 24-hour hotline is also available for those in crisis.Office of Youth and Trauma Services – Baltimore City Intergenerational Initiative for Trauma and Youth (B-CIITY)
The Baltimore City Integrational Initiative for Trauma and Youth, also knowns as B-CIITY, aims to help those struggling with mental health issues, with a focus on trauma-informed care. Programs are designed with youth and families affected by violence and trauma in mind, with help available through outreach programs and other types of support.Cities Near Baltimore
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 Baltimore. Additional eating disorder treatment centers and other types of help may also be available in these places.