Seattle Eating Disorder Treatment Options
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Treatment Centers in Seattle, WA for Disordered Eating
If you or a loved one are struggling with an eating disorder, it may feel like there's no way out. These conditions impact not just physical health but mental and emotional well-being, which can make reaching out for help feel difficult or even impossible. But finding help is, thankfully, easier than it may seem. In Seattle, there are numerous options available for those struggling.
Center for Discovery Tacoma
2202 S Cedar St, Ste 175, Tacoma, WA, 98405
Center for Discovery Edmonds
7511 176th St SW, Edmonds, WA, 98026Additional 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 Seattle, 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.
Opal: Food+Body Wisdom
1100 NE 45th St, Ste 600, Seattle, WA, 98105THIRA Health
11400 SE 6th St, Ste 200, Bellevue, WA, 98004Find a Dietitian or Eating Disorder Therapist in Seattle, WA
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 Seattle, there are many therapists and dietitians who may be able to provide that level of care.
Emily Cooper
Seattle, WA, 98107Brooke Winterling
Seattle, WA, 98103Katherine Perrow
Seattle, WA, 98121Meredith Sjoberg
Seattle, WA, 98107Alyson Boness
Seattle, WA, 98127Dawn Kenner
Seattle, WAFrancis Iacobucci
Seattle, WA, 98112Andrea Broadwater, MA, LMHC, LPC
Seattle, WAGrace K. Lautman
Seattle, WA, 98107Sonya Couch
Seattle, WA, 98103Mara Gustafson
Seattle, WA, 98178Camille Primous
1820 12th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98122Jessica May Christie
Seattle, WA, 98107Anca M Boudreaux
Seattle, WA, 98188Dani Bohbot
Seattle, WA, 98107Amy J Hammett
Seattle, WA, 98107Angie Hall
Seattle, WA, 98133Anne Gaskins
Seattle, WA, 98108Jenny Wang
Seattle, WA, 98178Katie Morse
Seattle, WA, 98121Ari Dechant - N. W. Family Psychology
Seattle, WA, 98112Brooke Brandeberry
Seattle, WA, 98102Virginia Alcalde
Seattle, WA, 98115Elizabeth Dios
Seattle, WA, 98122Julie DeBoer
Seattle, WA, 98109Shannon Goodwin
Seattle, WA, 98103Dani Michaels, MS, RD
Seattle, WA, 98105Jaime Elizabeth Kowieski
Seattle, WA, 98119Lolita Aguinaga
Seattle, WA, 98103John A. DeNinno
Seattle, WA, 98133Chrissy Hughes
Seattle, WA, 98119Riana Giusti, MS, CN
Seattle, WA, 98105Stephanie A. Geiger
Seattle, WA, 98116Cara Oppegard
Seattle, WA, 98107Shannon Wittevrongel
Seattle, WA, 98121Carter Umhau
Seattle, WA, 98103Hannah Julian
Seattle, WA, 98106Melina Joy Di Stefano
Seattle, WA, 98119Nicholas Brown
Seattle, WA, 98119Andrea Wetterau
Seattle, WA, 98102Juliette Blank
Seattle, WA, 98115Jaclyn Watson
Seattle, WA, 98117Jeanne Heather Wicomb
Renton, WA, 98056Sara Maurer
Bothell, WA, 98011Cassandra Kotlarchik
Bothell, WA, 98011Alisha Genetin
Renton, WA, 98057Madeline Berry
Kirkland, WA, 98034Meredith L Gilbert
Mercer Island, WA, 98040Krista Miller
Kirkland, WA, 98034Caroline White
Bellevue, WA, 98005Kirsten Book, LLC
Bellevue, WA, 98004Additional Seattle, WA Resources
Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department
Eating disorders manifest very physically, but at their heart, they are mental health conditions. When left untreated, this can sometimes lead to emergency or crisis situations. In these cases, CARE, or the Community Assisted Response & Engagement Department, can provide help through the dispatching of trained crisis responders. The department is reachable 24/7 and can also respond to non-emergency scenarios that don't necessarily require the presence of law enforcement officers.
Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) – Youth Mental Wellness Resources
For youth and young adults (middle and high school-aged) in the Seattle area, several helpful options can be accessed through the Department of Education and Early Learning. The program provides resources and information on seeking help, along with free and low-cost mental health care options, including health centers in local schools, as well as in-person and virtual counseling and therapy services.
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 Seattle for therapy, rehab, or other treatment options, you may be able to find additional help in these nearby cities.