Eating Disorder Recovery Specialists

11/27/2025

⭐ Struggling with your relationship with food?

Our Adult Virtual Eating Disorder Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed to support adults who need more than weekly therapy—while still maintaining work, school, and family life.

At Well Behavioral Health, we offer compassionate, structured, trauma-informed care you can access from home.

💛 Designed for adults who need:

• More intensive support than weekly therapy
• A flexible schedule that fits real life
• Clinicians who understand trauma, body image, & emotional burnout
• A safe, non-judgmental space to explore underlying patterns

We support adults navigating:
✓ Anorexia
✓ Bulimia
✓ Binge Eating
✓ ARFID / OSFED
✓ Emotional eating & perfectionism
✓ Trauma-related food struggles

🌿 What our Adult IOP includes:

• Small, supportive virtual group sessions
• Individual therapy + nutrition support
• Meal support & accountability
• Flexible morning or evening tracks
• Specialized track for trauma + eating disorder overlap

🤝 You don’t have to do this alone.
Healing is possible—and you deserve support that meets you where you are.

👉 Learn more: https://wellbh.com/iop/eating-disorder-iop/

📩 Send us a message with any questions.

Eating Disorder Recovery Specialists

09/15/2025

Working with a provider who understands C-PTSD means creating a treatment plan that recognizes the impact of prolonged trauma, prioritizes safety and trust, and gives you tools to rebuild your sense of self and stability.

If you’re looking to add more trauma-focused support to your current mental health routine, reach out to our admissions team to explore how this could support and strengthen your recovery.

09/09/2025

What an incredible weekend at the Cape Cod Symposium!

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth: we loved connecting with you. If we missed you in Cape Cod, we’d still love to connect and chat all things Well Behavioral Health!

09/02/2025

Will we see you in Cape Cod? Swing by Booth #467 and say hello!

Always a highlight to hear fresh perspectives and connect with others passionate about behavioral health!

08/26/2025

Sometimes, the first step toward healing is finding your people. We’d love to welcome you. Register here: https://eatingdisorderrecoveryspecialists.formstack.com/forms/edrsfreesupportsignup

08/22/2025

-to-school isn’t just a transition for students—it’s a big shift for parents too. 📚 Our Teen Mental Health Intensive is designed with both the adolescent and the caregiver in mind.

Well Equipped Teen actively involves caregivers, recognizing that family support is essential for meaningful and lasting change. Learn more: https://wellbh.com/iop/adolescent-mental-health-intensive/

08/18/2025

If seasonal transition anxiety or overwhelm feels like too much to manage alone, our therapists are here to help you find balance.

💛 Click link in bio to speak with admissions.

07/16/2025

This month on the blog: The Benefits of Spending Time in Nature: Enhancing Well-Being and Health. Click the link in bio to read more!

07/08/2025

TOMORROW! We’re so excited to share a FREE continuing education opportunity cohosted by our co-founder, Dr. Sarah Chipps, and Alsana!

Neuroplastic Healing: Skills-Based Interventions for DID and OSDD
1 CE credit available through APA & NBCC

Learn more: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3908079288492721759

07/04/2025

This Fourth of July, we’re celebrating freedom—the kind that comes from within. Freedom from shame. From 'not good enough.' From the voice that says you’re too much or not enough. 💥 You deserve to feel free in your mind and in your body.

06/18/2025

Both Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) are powerful tools for managing mental health—but they work in different ways.

CBT helps you identify and change harmful thought patterns, while DBT focuses on managing intense emotions, staying present, and building relationship skills through mindfulness and validation.

Not sure which one’s right for you or your clients? Our latest blog breaks it down clearly so you can feel confident in your next steps toward healing. 💡✨

🔗 Learn More:

National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day seeks to educate communities and inspire action to support young minds. The goal is simple: early help can make a big difference in children’s lives.

06/11/2025

Trauma doesn't always look the way we expect—and its impact can show up in unexpected places, including through eating disorders. That’s why we offer a trauma-informed ED IOP track—because healing happens when care is compassionate, holistic, and tailored to your story. 💙