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Be Collaborative Care

Comprehensive care for eating recovery in Providence, Rhode Island in our accepting, compassionate, and trusting center to renourish body & soul.

True healing occurs when you are aware of and connected to your emotions and you can experience them safely in the presence of self and others. This can be a new and scary experience and takes courage, trust and a willingness to shift ingrained patterns. Our role is to create an accepting, compassionate, and trusting environment in which you feel supported through your recovery process so you can begin to connect with your authentic self and empower a positive change in maladaptive behaviors. Our emotional, relational and eating patterns are all intertwined. Nourishing ourselves means taking care of our emotional, social and physical needs. Here at Be, we are dedicated to support all of these parts of you. Through an individualized transdisciplinary approach we gently challenge you beyond your comfort zone and help nourish you fully. Beginning treatment is not easy and takes a lot of strength and courage. Here at Be we guarantee treatment that is productive, encouraging, and comprehensive. We are dedicated to ensuring you feel equipped and supported to confidently take on real life experiences. Whether it's practicing certain challenging tasks (i.e. meal supports, clothes shopping, grocery shopping, cooking, eating out, etc.) or experimenting with ways of connecting with loved ones, we're here to see you through all aspects of the recovery process. We believe recovery is possible if you begin.

12/18/2025

Holiday meals can bring joy, but they can also intensify shame, guilt, and emotional triggers around food, especially for those who struggle with binge eating. In our latest blog, we explore why these feelings surface during the season, how the shame guilt binge cycle develops, and what it takes to break free with self compassion and support. Learn how be Collaborative Care helps individuals build a healthier relationship with food so the holidays can be enjoyed without fear or restriction.

Read more on our blog: https://buff.ly/6fFC32a

12/16/2025

Light plays a powerful role in mental health, and as daylight fades, many people experience changes in sleep, appetite, and motivation. Our Venn diagram helps you tell the difference
between the Winter Blues and Seasonal Depression (SAD) — and reminds you that support is available for both.

Healing begins with awareness and connection. If you are struggling this winter, reach out today to speak with a mental health professional who can help. https://buff.ly/SsKH33X

12/10/2025

Eating disorders are not limited to any one culture or country. Research shows they are increasing across the globe, including in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America, as Westernized beauty ideals and social pressures grow stronger. Awareness, education, and access to compassionate care are essential everywhere.

12/08/2025

Finding time for recovery shouldn’t mean putting the rest of your life on hold. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers structured, focused treatment in the mornings as well as three evenings a week, so you can prioritize healing while continuing your work, school, or family responsibilities. This flexible option helps you stay on track in recovery without sacrificing what matters most.

Read more about how our evening program supports balance and lasting progress in our recent blog. https://buff.ly/XylruKy

12/04/2025

Meet Ruby Taube, MSW, our PHP/IOP Therapist! Ruby is dedicated to helping adolescents and adults build resilience, confidence, and emotional well-being. With experience across schools, clinics, and inpatient settings, Ruby supports individuals and families through challenges like anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and disordered eating. Her compassionate, person-centered approach creates a safe space for growth and healing.

Learn more about Ruby and her work on our website: https://buff.ly/gVjon49

12/02/2025

For today’s self-care tip of the day, we remind you to nourish your body. True nourishment goes beyond food; it means meeting your emotional, social, and physical needs with compassion. At be Collaborative Care, we take a holistic approach to eating disorder treatment, addressing the full picture of your well-being. Learn more about our approach on our website: https://buff.ly/PK6NYVm

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the clients, families, and professionals who make our community one of compassion and collaboration. May your day be filled with peace, gratitude, and connection with those who bring light into your life.

11/25/2025

Healing takes time, patience, and compassion, and every step forward matters, no matter how small it feels in the moment.

If you or someone you care about is struggling with food, body image, or emotional wellbeing, compassionate support is available.

Contact be Collaborative Care to learn how we can help: https://buff.ly/Wft6Cir

11/24/2025

Appreciation is part of our culture at be Collaborative Care! At our recent staff meeting, Dr. Nadeau surprised the team with handmade crocheted “be” gifts as a heartfelt reminder of the values we strive to live each day. These small creations carry a big message: we grow stronger when we feel seen, valued, and appreciated.

11/19/2025

Depression and anxiety are among the most common mental health conditions, and they often occur together. While depression may involve feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest, anxiety tends to manifest through worry, restlessness, and physical tension. Both can significantly affect daily functioning—and both are closely linked with disordered eating.
Our latest blog explores the overlap between these conditions, how they can contribute to one another, and why understanding their connection is key to effective treatment and recovery.

Read the full article: https://buff.ly/GFcRzWh

11/17/2025

Meet Amelia Poliseno Grant, RD, LDN, one of our compassionate dietitians at be Collaborative Care. Amelia earned her B.S. in Dietetics from the University of Rhode Island and completed her dietetic internship with Delicious Living Nutrition, focusing on agriculture and sustainability. Her passion for balanced, individualized care is reflected in her work helping clients heal their relationship with food.

Learn more about Amelia: https://buff.ly/FoPM5C4

11/13/2025

Did you know that 95% of people with eating disorders are between the ages of 12 and 25?

Eating disorders often develop during formative years when identity, confidence, and emotional regulation are still evolving. At be Collaborative Care, we specialize in supporting adolescents and young adults through evidence-based, compassionate treatment that addresses both the physical and emotional components of recovery.

Learn more about our approach: https://buff.ly/YddW95d

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439 Benefit Street
Providence, RI
02903

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 8:30pm
Tuesday	7am - 8:30pm
Wednesday	7am - 8:30pm
Thursday	7am - 8:30pm
Friday	7am - 8:30pm

Telephone

+14012620840

Website

http://www.becollaborativecare.com/

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