EDCare

EDCare Compassionate eating disorder treatment for individuals ages 13 and older.

EDCare is committed to empowering individuals suffering with eating disorders to make healthy, long-lasting changes to experience the success of recovery. Matching the skills, passion, and excellence of the interdisciplinary team with the specific needs of each patient, we strive to create an environment where both patients and staff are able to celebrate the success of eating disorder recovery.

EDCare is committed to creating an inclusive and equal environment for all. This includes embracing diversity of race, religion, disability, s*x, gender identity, s*xual orientation, socioeconomic status, and all body shapes and sizes.

Our National Nutrition Month series continues with one of the most vulnerable topics in recovery.Weight restoration or f...
03/13/2026

Our National Nutrition Month series continues with one of the most vulnerable topics in recovery.

Weight restoration or fluctuation can bring up fear and discomfort. The body often needs time and consistency to stabilize and reach a place where it functions optimally. Recovery invites a shift in focus from appearance to well being, energy, mood, and quality of life. You are more than a number.

Connect with our team to learn more about nutrition support at https://eatingdisorder.care/

We are excited to invite you to a Virtual CE Workshop hosted by and EDCare on March 25th at 5pm MT. Hear from EDCare's ...
03/12/2026

We are excited to invite you to a Virtual CE Workshop hosted by and EDCare on March 25th at 5pm MT. Hear from EDCare's Clinical Director Dr. Kelly Souza who will explore how ARFID differs from other eating disorder diagnoses for National Nutrition Month!

Register for free online: ARFID.eventbrite.com

Wrapping up this EFFT Q and A series, Bryn Miller, LPC, CEDS-C, Advisor of Family Services at EDCare, answers the final ...
03/11/2026

Wrapping up this EFFT Q and A series, Bryn Miller, LPC, CEDS-C, Advisor of Family Services at EDCare, answers the final question in this set. This post explains who can benefit from EFFT and how it works across different ages and support systems. Stay tuned for future “Let’s Talk” series!

Question: Is EFFT appropriate for adults, or primarily for adolescents?
Answer: Happily, EFFT is a beautifully versatile model that works wonderfully across the lifespan! While the idea of "family support" often brings adolescents to mind, the core magic of emotional connection and relational repair is just as powerful for an adult client and their spouse, partner, or chosen support system. It truly helps anyone struggling, regardless of their age or struggle!

Learn more about EFFT and family support services at https://eatingdisorder.care/

This National Nutrition Month, we are breaking down harmful beliefs about food and movement.The idea that food must be e...
03/10/2026

This National Nutrition Month, we are breaking down harmful beliefs about food and movement.

The idea that food must be earned or compensated for keeps people disconnected from their body’s needs. Nourishment is a basic requirement for physical and emotional functioning. Movement can be joyful and supportive, but it is not a transaction. In recovery, learning to eat without conditions is a powerful step toward freedom.

Discover how our team supports balanced relationships with food and movement at https://eatingdisorder.care/

While su***de prevention is a top priority across veteran and military support spaces, one critical risk factor is still...
03/09/2026

While su***de prevention is a top priority across veteran and military support spaces, one critical risk factor is still too often overlooked: eating disorders.

This powerful CE webinar will shine a light on the often-unspoken connection between disordered eating and su***de risk in military and veteran populations. Participants will hear firsthand experiences, explore how military culture contributes to these struggles, and gain practical strategies to integrate eating disorder awareness into their prevention work.

Hosted by: SeaWaves
Sponsored by: EDCare

Reserve your spot today: https://ow.ly/lrTQ50YillP

As part of National Nutrition Month, our dietitians are addressing the emotional layers that often come with eating.Food...
03/08/2026

As part of National Nutrition Month, our dietitians are addressing the emotional layers that often come with eating.

Food guilt does not mean you have done something wrong. It often reflects years of diet culture messaging and internalized food rules. Recovery involves noticing those thoughts, challenging them, and practicing self-compassion in their place. Neutralizing food guilt takes time, but it is possible.

Explore nutrition counseling and recovery support at https://eatingdisorder.care/

Seasonal time changes can disrupt routines, sleep patterns, and energy levels. As we adjust to the shift, it can be help...
03/08/2026

Seasonal time changes can disrupt routines, sleep patterns, and energy levels. As we adjust to the shift, it can be helpful to plan for extra rest, consistent meals, and gentle structure throughout the day. Small adjustments can make a meaningful difference in how you feel.

We are excited to invite you to a Virtual CE Workshop hosted by and EDCare on March 26th at 5pm MT. Hear from EDCare's ...
03/06/2026

We are excited to invite you to a Virtual CE Workshop hosted by and EDCare on March 26th at 5pm MT. Hear from EDCare's Clinical Director Dr. Kelly Souza who will explore how ARFID differs from other eating disorder diagnoses for National Nutrition Month!

Register for free online: https://ow.ly/81jt50YpUSz

March is National Nutrition Month, and our EDCare dietitians are answering your most common recovery questions.Meal plan...
03/05/2026

March is National Nutrition Month, and our EDCare dietitians are answering your most common recovery questions.

Meal plans are often introduced early in recovery to restore consistency, adequacy, and trust with food. They are a starting tool for those in recovery. As healing progresses, the goal is to move toward greater flexibility and attunement to hunger and fullness cues. Structure can create safety at first, and over time that structure can evolve into confidence.

Learn more about how our dietitians support long term recovery at https://eatingdisorder.care/

03/04/2026

As part of our Let’s Talk series, Bryn Miller, LPC, CEDS-C, Advisor of Family Services, continues the conversation around Emotion Focused Family Therapy and eating disorder recovery. In this video, Bryn walks through what an EFFT session typically looks like and how support people are encouraged throughout the process.

If you or someone you care about could benefit from support, we offer free, confidential eating disorder assessments. Reach out today to take the first step toward care. https://eatingdisorder.care/free-assessment/

Now that Eating Disorders Awareness Week has wrapped up, we’re excited to share a few moments from our time at the annua...
03/02/2026

Now that Eating Disorders Awareness Week has wrapped up, we’re excited to share a few moments from our time at the annual iaedp Symposium in Baltimore. It was a wonderful experience connecting with colleagues, sharing more about EDCare and our Athlete EDGE program, and meeting so many passionate professionals who stopped by our booth to chat. Here’s to another year of learning, connection, and collaboration!

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