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.

Is Galen Hope Covered by Insurance?Yes! And our team is here to guide you through your options.➡️ Because coverage isn’t...
01/02/2026

Is Galen Hope Covered by Insurance?
Yes! And our team is here to guide you through your options.

➡️ Because coverage isn’t always clear just by looking at an insurance card, the best next step is to let us run a complimentary verification of benefits. We’ll check your plan details, explain what’s covered, and help you understand your options before you make any decisions about care.

✔️ In-Network Providers:
United Healthcare, Optum, Aetna, PHCS, MultiPlan, ComPsych, First Health, Oscar, and others. Our Optum contract may also include commercial plans such as United, AvMed, and Oscar.

✔️ Out-of-Network Coverage:
We work with plans like Blue Cross, Cigna, Evernorth, and support families in pursuing out-of-network reimbursement or initiating single case agreements when appropriate.

➡️ Call us to get started. We’ll walk you through it step by step.

📞 866.304.1123
✉️ info@galenHOPE.com

Eating disorders don’t discriminate. They affect people of all genders—men, women, and non-binary individuals.Because th...
01/01/2026

Eating disorders don’t discriminate. They affect people of all genders—men, women, and non-binary individuals.

Because the conversation so often centers on women, many others can go unseen and unsupported. The truth is: body image struggles and disordered eating can impact anyone, and everyone deserves care that feels safe, affirming, and evidence-based.

At galen hope, we provide physician-led, individualized treatment for adolescents and adults of all genders, supporting both eating disorders and complex mental health through an integrated, whole-person approach.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available.
Visit galenHOPE.com

As the year ends, it’s easy to look back and only see what didn’t get done, or what you wish you handled differently.But...
12/31/2025

As the year ends, it’s easy to look back and only see what didn’t get done, or what you wish you handled differently.

But mental health is not a checklist. And healing is not measured by productivity.

If you’re finishing this year feeling tired, tender, anxious, or numb, please know: you’re not behind. Sometimes the bravest thing you do all year is keep going.

As we step into a new year, consider a gentler question: What would it look like to support your mind with the same care you give everyone else?

At galen hope, we provide physician-led, individualized treatment for adolescents and adults of all genders, supporting complex mental health and eating disorders through an integrated, whole-person approach.

Learn more at: galenHOPE.com

Addictive screen use in teens (social media, smartphones, and video games) is linked to a HIGHER RISK OF SUICIDAL THOUGH...
12/30/2025

Addictive screen use in teens (social media, smartphones, and video games) is linked to a HIGHER RISK OF SUICIDAL THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS in a major U.S. study that followed youth from late childhood into early adolescence.

This isn’t just about screen time. It’s about why the screen is being used and what it’s doing for them, like coping with distress, loneliness, or overwhelming emotions.

What to watch for (addictive use can look like):
• using screens to numb or escape
• irritability or panic when they can’t access it
• struggling to stop even when it’s causing problems
• sleep, mood, school, or relationships taking a hit

The takeaway: more conversation, more connection, and more compassionate support for how teens are navigating digital life.

At galen hope, we treat adolescents with a range of mental health concerns, including , , , , and -occurring challenges. If you’re worried about a teen, we’re here to help with an individualized, supportive approach.

Learn more: galenHOPE.com

Source: Xiao et al., JAMA (2025)



Reference (for your records): Xiao et al. in JAMA on addictive screen use trajectories and suicide-related outcomes; summaries from Weill Cornell and others.

Considering eating disorder or mental health treatment for yourself or a loved one?Join First Steps with Galen Hope, our...
12/29/2025

Considering eating disorder or mental health treatment for yourself or a loved one?

Join First Steps with Galen Hope, our virtual information session led by a licensed therapist. It’s a safe, confidential, no-pressure space to explore options, ask questions, and learn what next steps could look like.

Upcoming sessions (Virtual):
🔹 Tues, Dec 30
🔹 Wed, Jan 7
🔹 Wed, Jan 14
🔹 Wed, Jan 28

🕓 4:00–5:00 pm ET | 1:00–2:00 pm PT

Click link to register: https://bit.ly/3YqdUPP

Questions? info@galenHOPE.com

Eating disorders in males are often missed, minimized, or misdiagnosed. That gap has real consequences.On Jan 16, 2026 a...
12/29/2025

Eating disorders in males are often missed, minimized, or misdiagnosed. That gap has real consequences.

On Jan 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM ET, our Co-Founder Dr. Amy Boyers will be presenting in Boynton Beach, FL: “Hiding in Plain Sight: Treatment Considerations for Males with Eating Disorders”

Hosted by the Mental Health Counselors Association of Palm Beach
📍 Children’s Services Council | Boynton Beach, FL

Expect a practical, clinician-focused discussion on presentation differences, high-risk subgroups (including athletes and LGBTQ+ males), and concrete ways to make care more inclusive and effective.

Register: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eVuvHQTV

Proudly sponsored by Galen Hope

If you’ve ever felt like treatment didn’t help, or worse, left you feeling dismissed, powerless, or unheard, you’re not ...
12/24/2025

If you’ve ever felt like treatment didn’t help, or worse, left you feeling dismissed, powerless, or unheard, you’re not the only one.

This carousel breaks down two common (and often misunderstood) experiences:

🟦 Treatment trauma: when past care feels harmful, invalidating, or overwhelming, making it harder to trust treatment again.
🟦 Treatment resistance: when “standard” approaches don’t bring relief. This is not a personal failure. It may be a sign you need a different plan, more individualized support, or a team that looks deeper.

A few gentle next steps:
🔹 Find a provider/team you feel safe with and truly heard by
🔹 Get a second opinion if you feel stuck
🔹 Take small steps to rebuild trust in care
🔹 Advocate for what you need. You deserve that.

At Galen Hope, we often support people who’ve been on the treatment “merry-go-round” and need something different. Our trauma-informed approach is designed to identify what may have been missed, address developmental gaps impacted by mental illness, and build a path forward that feels possible.

If you’re struggling, reach out for a complimentary assessment.

🔗 galenHOPE.com
✉️ belonging@galenhope.com
📞 866.393.6258

Considering eating disorder or mental health treatment for yourself or a loved one? You don’t have to figure it out alon...
12/20/2025

Considering eating disorder or mental health treatment for yourself or a loved one? You don’t have to figure it out alone.

Join First Steps with Galen Hope, our virtual information session led by a licensed therapist. It’s a safe, confidential, no-pressure space to explore options, ask questions, and learn what next steps could look like.

Upcoming sessions (Virtual):
🔹 December 23
🔹 December 30
🔹 January 7
🔹 January 14
🔹 January 28

🕓 4:00–5:00 pm ET | 1:00–2:00 pm PT

Click link to register: https://bit.ly/3YqdUPP

Questions? info@galenHOPE.com

Bullying isn’t “just a phase”, it can leave deep emotional and physical wounds, especially when kids start to internaliz...
12/19/2025

Bullying isn’t “just a phase”, it can leave deep emotional and physical wounds, especially when kids start to internalize shame, fear, or helplessness. The good news: with the right support, healing is possible.

In our new blog, “How to Help Your Child Heal After Getting Bullied (Complete Guide),” we cover:
• What “bullying trauma” looks like emotionally, physically, and behaviorally
• First steps parents and schools can take after bullying is disclosed
• How trauma-informed therapies (like TF-CBT and CBT/DBT-informed skills) can support recovery
• Ways to partner with schools on safety plans and digital boundaries (including cyberbullying)

At galen hope, we provide trauma-informed treatment for children and adolescents impacted by bullying and cyberbullying, integrating family therapy, school collaboration, and evidence-based care across Residential, PHP, and IOP. You don’t have to navigate this alone.

🔗 Read the full guide: https://www.galenhope.com/mental-health/how-to-help-your-child-heal-after-bullying/

📞 For more information or a complimentary assessment: 866.304.2955

Recent headlines can make it feel like mental illness and violence are the same thing. They’re not.The overwhelming majo...
12/18/2025

Recent headlines can make it feel like mental illness and violence are the same thing. They’re not.

The overwhelming majority of people living with mental illness are not violent, and are often more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators.

At the same time, some families do face moments when a loved one’s symptoms, crisis, or co-occurring substance use creates real safety concerns.

If you’re a caregiver and things feel unsafe:
• Trust your instincts and prioritize safety
• Don’t handle it alone, reach out to professionals and supports
• Set clear boundaries and reduce escalation when possible
• Make a safety plan (contacts, exit plan, safe place)
• If there is immediate danger, call emergency services

If you’d like help exploring next steps for treatment and support, we’re here.
📞 866.393.6258 | ✉️ info@galenhope.com | hablamos español

Source: American Psychiatric Association; SAMHSA

Galen Hope was named a 2025 MBC Impact Award recipient for Highest Average Symptom Improvement. Measurement-Based Care (...
12/18/2025

Galen Hope was named a 2025 MBC Impact Award recipient for Highest Average Symptom Improvement. Measurement-Based Care (MBC) helps us deliver treatment that’s not just supportive, but effective and keeps us accountable to what matters most: real progress, real people, real healing.

🔗 Read the full press release here: https://prn.to/49i7fNz

Coming up next month! ⏰A reminder that on January 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST in Boynton Beach, FL, our Co-Founder Dr. Amy ...
12/17/2025

Coming up next month! ⏰

A reminder that on January 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST in Boynton Beach, FL, our Co-Founder Dr. Amy Boyers will be presenting:

“Hiding in Plain Sight: Treatment Considerations for Males with Eating Disorders”

Hosted by the Mental Health Counselors Association of Palm Beach
📍 Children's Services Council | Boynton Beach, FL

This talk will explore:
✔️ How eating disorders can present differently in males
✔️ High-risk subgroups (including athletes and LGBTQ+ males)
✔️ How current models still skew toward “SWAG” (skinny, white, affluent girls)
✔️ Practical ways to make care more inclusive and effective for male clients

If you haven’t registered yet, there’s still time:
🔗 https://mhcapbc.org/event-6193997/Registration

Proudly sponsored by Galen Hope

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