Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center

Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center Our therapists and nutritionists use an empathetic approach to using evidence-based theories to treat the whole person.

Virginia eating disorder treatment center committed to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders.
◦ Located in Norfolk & Reston, we offer PHP & IOP programs.
◦ In-network with most major insurances.
◦ Contact us today for an initial assessment! Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness offers evidence-based, comprehensive and holistic treatment to individuals struggling with eating disorders

, depression, anxiety, and self-esteem. Our goal is to help individuals struggling with Eating Disorders and co-occurring illnesses find a full recovery by meeting their psychological, medical, nutritional, spiritual, emotional and relational needs. With locations in Herndon and Norfolk, Prosperity is equipped to serve the needs of adolescents and adults throughout Virginia.

Eating disorder thoughts can be loud, but they do not tell you the truth. Let these reminders speak louder. 👉 Healing is...
04/21/2026

Eating disorder thoughts can be loud, but they do not tell you the truth. Let these reminders speak louder.

👉 Healing is possible, and it is something you deserve.
👉 Your value is not defined by your appearance.
👉 Food is not something to fear.
👉 Rest is meaningful and necessary.
👉 Seeking help is not weakness.
👉 You deserve a peaceful relationship with your body.

If you or someone you love needs support, you do not have to navigate this alone. We are here to help.
🔗 prosperityedwell.com
📍 Reston & Norfolk, VA

We were proud to have members of our Prosperity team in Washington, D.C. for Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, jo...
04/17/2026

We were proud to have members of our Prosperity team in Washington, D.C. for Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, joining advocates from across the country to speak up for eating disorder prevention, early detection, and access to treatment.

This year’s advocacy efforts included support for the Nutrition Care Act (H.R. 2495 / S.1971), along with critical Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests that would help expand clinician training and support research focused on early detection for women and girls.

👉 $3 million for the Eating Disorder Center of Excellence within SAMHSA to continue clinician training through SBIRT-ED

👉 $1 million for research grants through the HHS Office of Women’s Health focused on early detection for women and girls

Even if you could not be there in person, you can still make a difference from home.

Learn more and access advocacy resources here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/advocacy-day-2026/

Learn more about the Nutrition Care Act here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/nutrition-care-act/

Learn more about the Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/fiscal-year-2027-funding-requests/

Every voice matters, and together, we can help create meaningful change in eating disorder care and awareness!

Yesterday was Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, and members of our Prosperity team traveled to Washington, D.C. t...
04/16/2026

Yesterday was Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, and members of our Prosperity team traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for making eating disorders a true public health priority.

Advocacy Day is not limited to those who can attend in person. This is a nationwide effort, and there are many ways to participate virtually and make your voice heard.

This year’s advocacy efforts include support for the Nutrition Care Act (H.R. 2495 / S.1971), which would expand Medicare coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy for individuals with eating disorders and help address a major gap in access to care.

There is also a push for Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests, including:
• $3 million for the Eating Disorder Center of Excellence within SAMHSA to continue training clinicians through SBIRT-ED
• $1 million for research grants within the HHS Office of Women’s Health focused on early detection for women and girls

One email and one post really can help move the needle.

Here are two simple ways to get involved:
1. Contact your Members of Congress using the EDC advocacy tool. It takes less than two minutes and includes a pre-written email template.
2. Share the advocacy campaign with your community using EDC’s ready-made graphics, captions, and social content.

Learn more and access advocacy resources here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/advocacy-day-2026/

Learn more about the Nutrition Care Act here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/nutrition-care-act/

Learn more about the Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/fiscal-year-2027-funding-requests/

Loving someone through eating disorder recovery can feel overwhelming at times, especially when you are not always sure ...
04/16/2026

Loving someone through eating disorder recovery can feel overwhelming at times, especially when you are not always sure what to say or do. One of the most meaningful things you can offer is compassion, patience, and a space free of judgment.

Recovery is not just about food. It often involves fear, shame, anxiety, and deeply rooted thoughts that can be hard to explain. That is why validation matters so much. Feeling heard and supported can make a meaningful difference for someone who is working toward healing.

You do not need to have all the answers. Sometimes simply listening, staying present, and responding with care can mean more than you realize.

Prosperity was proud to exhibit at the Virginia Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics 2026 Annual Education Conference in V...
04/14/2026

Prosperity was proud to exhibit at the Virginia Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics 2026 Annual Education Conference in Virginia Beach over the past two days!

It was a great opportunity to connect with other professionals, share more about the work we do at Prosperity, and be part of important conversations surrounding nutrition, eating disorder treatment, and recovery.

Thank you to Mary Dye, MPH, RDN, CEDS-C, and Amanda Bakko, MS, RDN, LDN, of our Prosperity Norfolk RDN team, for representing Prosperity so well!

When body image thoughts feel loud, it can be hard to know what you need in the moment. Those thoughts can feel overwhel...
04/13/2026

When body image thoughts feel loud, it can be hard to know what you need in the moment. Those thoughts can feel overwhelming, distracting, and all-consuming.

👉 Sometimes the most supportive thing you can do is slow down, check in with yourself, and come back to what feels grounding, supportive, and kind.

Whether that looks like journaling, setting boundaries, wearing something comfortable, or moving in a way that feels good, small acts of care and compassion can make a difference! 🫶

Diet culture says a lot of harmful things and often disguises them as “health,” “discipline,” or “concern.”But the truth...
04/10/2026

Diet culture says a lot of harmful things and often disguises them as “health,” “discipline,” or “concern.”

But the truth is:
👉 Your body is not a problem to fix.
👉 Hunger is not something to ignore.
👉 Restriction is not the same as health.
👉 Avoid making comments about other people’s bodies. Even well-intended remarks about body size are not always harmless.

These messages can be deeply damaging, especially for those navigating eating disorder recovery.

Diet culture can be loud, but these reminders matter!

An estimated 750,000 Virginians, or nearly 9% of the state’s population, will experience an eating disorder in their lif...
04/07/2026

An estimated 750,000 Virginians, or nearly 9% of the state’s population, will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime.

Eating disorders affect more people than many realize, and behind every number is a person who deserves support, compassion, and access to care.

At Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center, we provide evidence-based treatment through our PHP, IOP, and aftercare programs for individuals at every stage of recovery.
📍 Serving Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads

Request a free assessment or contact us today to learn more.
🔗 www.prosperityedwell.com

Recovery is not something you have to feel 100% ready for before you deserve support.Many people struggling with an eati...
04/06/2026

Recovery is not something you have to feel 100% ready for before you deserve support.

Many people struggling with an eating disorder feel unsure, overwhelmed, scared of change, or afraid of who they might be without the disorder. Others may feel ready for help but still carry fear at the same time. All of those feelings can exist, and none of them mean you are not worthy of treatment.

🚫 You do not have to be “sick enough.”
🚫 You do not have to have it all figured out.
🚫 You do not have to wait until things get worse.

👉 You deserve compassionate, specialized support exactly where you are.

If you or someone you love is struggling with an eating disorder, Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center is here to help. Request a free assessment or learn more about our programs at prosperityedwell.com.

Easter weekend can bring a lot with it. Family meals, candy, dressing up, social plans, changes in routine, and sometime...
04/03/2026

Easter weekend can bring a lot with it. Family meals, candy, dressing up, social plans, changes in routine, and sometimes difficult conversations around food or body image.

For anyone navigating eating disorder recovery, that can feel especially overwhelming.

Here are some gentle recovery reminders to carry with you into this weekend:

🌷 Your body is not the most important thing about you this Easter.

🌿 You are allowed to set boundaries around body talk and food talk.

🐣 It’s okay if this weekend looks different from your normal routine.

🕊️ It is okay to step away and take a moment for yourself.

🍫 Easter meals, candy, and treats do not need to be earned.

🌸 Getting dressed up does not make your body open for discussion.

Be gentle with yourself this weekend. Recovery does not have to look perfect to still be real.

Spring break can bring changes in routine, travel, social plans, meals, and body image pressures that may feel especiall...
04/02/2026

Spring break can bring changes in routine, travel, social plans, meals, and body image pressures that may feel especially challenging for someone struggling with an eating disorder.

While this time of year may look carefree from the outside, it can feel overwhelming, triggering, and stressful for many individuals and families.

Eating disorders do not pause for spring break, and neither does support. Support, compassion, and access to care still matter, no matter the season.

If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center offers specialized, evidence-based, individualized treatment for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and other eating disorders.

You do not have to do this alone! 💜

Request a free assessment or contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we support individuals at every stage of eating disorder recovery.

🔗 www.prosperityedwell.com

We’re proud to share these ED myths and truths graphics made by our adult clients during a group activity focused on cha...
03/31/2026

We’re proud to share these ED myths and truths graphics made by our adult clients during a group activity focused on challenging common misconceptions about eating disorders. 💜

Conversations like these matter because they help replace misinformation with understanding, compassion, and truth.

By putting these messages into their own words, our clients created something honest, thoughtful, and meaningful.

Recovery and healing often begin with understanding, and sometimes that means unlearning the harmful messages people have carried for far too long.

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1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 300
Reston, VA
20191

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

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Prosperity was designed to meet the nutritional, psychological, psychiatric, and emotional needs of clients with eating disorders for a number of reasons:


  • We are conscientious about the amount of time, energy and resources it takes for someone to be treated in a comprehensive and integrative way. Prosperity created a place where one can receive all their treatment under one roof.

  • We believe that the client’s treatment team should be able to interface, coordinate and communicate efficiently for the benefit of the client.