Galen Hope

Galen Hope Comprehensive treatment for primary mental health conditions, primary eating disorders, and/or complex dual diagnoses for adults and adolescents.

The Galen Hope experience is unique in that the treatment milieu is comprised of other clients, the staff, and the community at large. It is the synergy of these three components that creates the backdrop for the sound clinical services and strong behavioral supports and expectations that lead to an unlocking of the mental illness and the unfolding of the healing process. Our treatment integrates the best concepts of residential programs, partial hospitalization programs, and community psychology in order to provide an experience that not only feels uniquely meaningful to the client, but also breaks the cycle of repeated hospitalizations, over-institutionalization, and isolation from community and family.

Today begins Eating Disorder Awareness Week. This year’s theme: “Fighting for Change, Committed to Change”, reminds us t...
02/23/2026

Today begins Eating Disorder Awareness Week. This year’s theme: “Fighting for Change, Committed to Change”, reminds us that change starts with how we show up for ourselves and for each other:

🔹 Listening without judgment
🔹 Challenging diet culture & weight stigma
🔹 Taking symptoms seriously, early
🔹 Connecting people to qualified care

🟦 Change looks like early intervention, compassionate support, and a community where people feel safe enough to heal.

If you’re worried about someone, say something. If you’re struggling, you deserve support now, not later.

Help is here, whenever you’re ready.
📍South Florida | Programs for Adults & Adolescents

🔗 galenhope.com | 866.304.1123

Screens are everywhere. So when does “screen time” become screen addiction (or problematic screen use)?A helpful takeawa...
02/20/2026

Screens are everywhere. So when does “screen time” become screen addiction (or problematic screen use)?

A helpful takeaway from recent research is that it’s often less about the number of hours and more about impact: when screens start interfering with sleep, mood, school, or relationships.

Signs it may be a problem:
🔹 Can’t cut back (even when they want to)
🔹 Big mood swings/irritability when the phone is taken away
🔹 Sleep changes, late-night scrolling, daytime fatigue
🔹 Pulling away from friends/family or activities they used to enjoy
🔹 Grades/attendance slipping

Two small shifts that can help (and are often the biggest “bang for your buck”):
✔️ Devices off 60 minutes before bed
✔️ Device-free meals (even a few nights/week)

If you’re concerned about your teen, know that support is available. Learn more at galenHOPE.com or reach out to Galen Hope.

The earlier an eating disorder is recognized and treated, the greater the chance for full healing, and the lower the ris...
02/20/2026

The earlier an eating disorder is recognized and treated, the greater the chance for full healing, and the lower the risk of long-term harm.

➡️ You don’t have to wait to get help.
Our expert team is here whenever you’re ready.

At Galen Hope, we offer compassionate, whole-person eating disorder & mental health treatment, rooted in connection and belonging and tailored to each individual.

🔗 galenHOPE.com
📱 866-304-1123

We hope to see our provider partners at the 2026 iaedp Foundation Symposium this week!Presentation: We Need to Do Better...
02/16/2026

We hope to see our provider partners at the 2026 iaedp Foundation Symposium this week!

Presentation: We Need to Do Better for Our Males
🗓 Saturday, February 21
🕙 10:45–11:45 AM
Presented by Amy Boyers, Ph.D.

Our team will be attending, including Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt and Candace McKenzie, LMFT. We hope you can join Dr. Boyers’ session, and we look forward to seeing you there.

Want to connect? Please reach out to Candace D. Mckenzie, LMFT
National Director of Clinical Outreach
➡️ cdalemckenzie@galenhope.com | 786.771.7002

This Black History Month, we’re highlighting what culturally responsive treatment really means. It’s care that recognize...
02/13/2026

This Black History Month, we’re highlighting what culturally responsive treatment really means.

It’s care that recognizes culture and identity as strengths, and adapts treatment to meet someone where they are. That includes respect for lived experience, curiosity and humility (we ask, we don’t assume), and building safety and trust through transparency and choice. It also means understanding how systemic stressors can impact mental health, and collaborating so care aligns with your goals, values, and supports.

At Galen Hope, we’re committed to whole-person, individualized treatment for eating disorders and mental health, grounded in compassion, dignity, and connection, so every client feels seen, heard, and supported.

Learn more at galenHOPE.com.

02/12/2026

Always defend your right to heal at your own pace. 🤍

You’re taking your time. You’re allowed to take your time. Progress doesn’t need to be rushed to be real.

At Galen Hope, we offer compassionate, evidence-based care for mental health and eating disorders, meeting you where you are and supporting you step by step.

🔗 galenHOPE.com

☕️ Coffee & Clinical CasesVirtual Case Consult | Feb 26 | 9:30–11:00 AMJoin us for a practitioner-only consultation to d...
02/11/2026

☕️ Coffee & Clinical Cases
Virtual Case Consult | Feb 26 | 9:30–11:00 AM

Join us for a practitioner-only consultation to discuss real-world clinical challenges and treatment considerations. Bring your complex cases and questions for an interactive, case-based discussion.

Special Guests:
• Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, MD, FAED
• Michelle Felton, LMHC, LCMHC, CEDS-C (Clinical Lead)
• Elisha Conner Wilkins, MS, LMFT, CEDS-C (Senior Clinical Lead)

Hosted by Galen Hope & Within Health

✅ RSVP required
📩 Zoom link will be emailed to participants the day before the event

➡️ This event is exclusively for practitioners currently seeing active clients to preserve the clinical integrity of the consultation.

Registration Link:
https://www.greenvelope.com/card/.public-71759bf1079f4d6e851615459f1f2ad938303535383836

Looking forward to the 2026 iaedp Symposium.Presentation: We Need to Do Better for Our Males🗓 Saturday, February 21🕙 10:...
02/10/2026

Looking forward to the 2026 iaedp Symposium.

Presentation: We Need to Do Better for Our Males
🗓 Saturday, February 21
🕙 10:45–11:45 AM

Presented by Amy Boyers, Ph.D.

Our team will be attending, including Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt and Candace McKenzie, LMFT. We hope you can join Dr. Boyers’ session, and we look forward to seeing you there.

Want to connect? Please reach out to Candace Dale Mckenzie, CA LMFT 83315, GA LMFT
National Director of Clinical Outreach
➡️ cdalemckenzie@galenhope.com | 786.771.7002

02/09/2026

Excited to be at the 2026 NATSAP - National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs Annual Conference in San Diego. If you’ll be there, we hope you’ll join us for our afternoon workshop:

➡️ What To Do With a “Head-Scratcher” of a Case

🗓️ Tuesday, February 10, 2026 (afternoon workshop)

Presented by Dr. Amy Boyers (Galen Hope) and Dr. Dr. Katia Moritz, Chief Clinical Officer of Neurobehavioral Institute and NBI Ranch.

We’d love to connect while we’re onsite.

Candace Mckenzie, LMFT, our National Director of Clinical Outreach, will be attending. Feel free to reach out to her directly:
cdalemckenzie@galenhope.com | 786.771.7002

01/31/2026

“What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, & more unashamed conversation.” — Glenn Close

At Galen Hope, we believe healing starts with honesty, connection, and the courage to talk about what’s hard. If you or someone you love is struggling, you don’t have to do it alone.

Learn more about our eating disorder + mental health treatment programs: galenHOPE.com

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806 Douglas Road Suite 625
Coral Gables, FL
33134

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