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Portland Eating Disorder Treatment Options
Treatment Centers in Portland, OR for Disordered Eating
With the impact they make not just on physical wellness but also on emotional and mental health, eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder are among the most challenging mental health conditions to overcome. But help is available for these issues. If you or your loved one lives in Portland, you may find assistance on your recovery journey with one of these programs.
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Center for Discovery Portland OR
16520 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd, Suite 240, Portland, OR, 97224866-446-1306
Additional Treatment Centers
In some cases, additional or more specific treatment may be needed to help with co-occurring mental health conditions or other medical complications. In Portland, you can seek out care from these eating disorder clinics.
A number of online eating disorder programs can also help, providing comprehensive virtual care for a range of conditions.
Kartini Clinic
3530 N Vancouver Ave, Ste 400, Portland, OR, 97227971-319-6800
A Better Way Counseling Center
818 NW 17th Ave, Ste 3, Portland, OR, 97209503-226-9061
Find a Dietitian or Eating Disorder Therapist in Portland, OR
Counseling and therapy is often a keystone of eating disorder recovery, so it’s important to find a treatment provider you can connect with and work with well. In Portland, there are many therapists and dietitians who may be able to provide that level of care.
Susan Stormer
511 SW 10th Ave, Ste 1014, Portland, OR, 97205503-902-5000
Suzanne Manser
5050 NE Hoyt St, Ste 522, Portland, OR, 97213503-236-4343 Ext. 5
Diana Crane
818 NW 17th Ave, Portland, OR, 97209Bridget Fanning-Ono
1020 SW Taylor St, Ste 245, Portland, OR, 97205503-544-1868
Dr. Sara Aslan
Portland, OR, 97211971-754-1258
Lindsay Moldovan
Portland, OR, 97232503-660-8095
Alexis Wong
818 NW 17th Ave, Ste 3, Portland, OR, 97209503-226-9061
Meghan Campbell
Portland, OR, 97202971-354-1894
Julie Westlin-Naigus
Portland, OR, 97212971-303-9112
Samuel Robert Hill
1110 SE Alder St, Ste 301, Portland, OR, 97214971-985-8519
Kassie Hughes
8113 SE 13th Ave, Portland, OR, 97202503-915-4222
Annie Louise Pippert
Portland, OR, 97212541-854-0648
Natalie Rhodes
101 SW Madison St, 8761, Portland, OR, 97204503-583-2830
Amanda Birkhead, MS, RD, LDN, CEDS
Portland, OR503-877-9871
Milena Trifunovich
200 SW Market St, Portland, OR, 97201971-266-6910
Samantha Hynes
Portland, OR, 97223407-451-2557
Haley Tursi Jones
Portland, OR, 97210503-893-8911
Castine Friberg
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035503-404-3637
Lana Ferris
Vancouver, WA, 98685360-450-5778
Christine Yoshida Counseling
Vancouver, WA, 98685360-798-8334
Elizabeth Dammarell
Vancouver, WA, 98685360-784-2777
Jennifer Cotton
Vancouver, WA, 98661360-670-0083
Erin van der Veen
Salem, OR, 97301503-990-6227
Zanita B Zody
West Linn, OR, 97068503-539-9999
Additional Portland, OR Resources
Portland Street Response (PSR)
Eating disorders have a number of health impacts, but they are mental health disorders, and they can lead to mental health crises when left unchecked. For those experiencing these extreme and potentially dangerous episodes, the Portland Street Response can assist. The program consists of unarmed crisis response teams, which serve as alternatives to police intervention in these situations.
Behavioral Health Unit (BHU) – Portland Police Bureau
The Behavioral Health Unit can provide several types of help during mental health emergencies. Overseen by the Portland Police Bureau, the unit is trained to assist with crisis intervention for a range of mental and behavioral conditions, and to coordinate homing and care after a patient is out of immediate danger.
Multnomah County Behavioral Health Services
The Multnomah County Behavioral Health Services provides a number of behavioral health services to Portland residents. The group operates a crisis hotline that is available 24/7. Specialized treatment for those in early childhood is also available, along with broader help and support, including urgent care walk-ins.
Nearby Cities
“Finding an eating disorder clinic near me” is a top concern for many people. But if you’re willing to travel outside of Portland for therapy, rehab, or other treatment options, you may be able to find additional help in these nearby cities.