Remedy Therapy Center For Eating Disorders

04/27/2026

We hear this question a lot… do eating disorders run in families?

The answer is yes, they can. Genetics, environment, and learned patterns can all play a role.

But here’s what matters most: even if there’s a family history, there is support, and recovery is possible.

At Remedy, we help individuals and families understand what’s underneath and how to move forward in a healthier way.

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Do eating disorders run in families? At Remedy Therapy Center, we can help you learn more about family and eating disorders through our extensive family therapy.

04/23/2026

We know how hard this can feel.

Trying to nourish your child through an eating disorder can turn every meal into a struggle, leaving you exhausted and unsure what to do next.

What we’ve seen is that it’s not about perfect meals, it’s about consistency, structure, and steady support.

At Remedy, we work closely with families to help make this process feel more manageable and less overwhelming.

If this is something you’re navigating, you’re not alone.

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Find a guide to how to nourish your child through an eating disorder, meal support tips, signs of risk and help from Remedy Therapy.

04/20/2026

We hear this question often… are eating disorders the same as addiction?

We understand why it can feel that way. The urges, the patterns, the cycle of relief and shame… it can feel hard to stop.

But eating disorders are different.
Recovery isn’t about avoiding food, it’s about rebuilding trust, safety, and consistency with yourself.

At Remedy, we approach this with care, compassion, and a deeper understanding of what’s really going on.

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Are eating disorders addictions? Learn the overlap and key differences, and how Remedy Therapy Center for eating disorders supports recovery.

03/31/2026

Post-holiday reset without pressure.

The weeks after the holidays can bring routine changes, social comparisons, and pressure to set big resolutions. For people recovering from an eating disorder, this period can increase relapse risk if stability and support aren’t prioritized.

Focusing on small, consistent habits—regular meals, sleep, and supportive check-ins—can help restore balance and reduce stress during the transition back to everyday routines.

At Remedy Therapy Center for Eating Disorders, our team helps individuals rebuild stability and strengthen recovery.

Conveniently serving West Palm Beach, Miami, Orlando, and Jacksonville.

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The period after the holidays can feel like a test: social obligations have passed, schedules reopen, and a fresh calendar invites big intentions. For people

03/30/2026

What makes us different?

We do not treat diagnoses. We treat people.

Our care is individualized, evidence-based, and grounded in real relationship. We look beyond behaviors to understand what is driving them, and we build treatment around the whole person.

Thoughtful clinical depth. Steady support. A place that feels safe enough to do the work.

Call (772) 272-9023 to connect with our team and explore your next step toward recovery.

03/26/2026

What is your why?

Recovery is hard. On the days motivation feels thin, your “why” matters. In Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), we focus on values, not just feelings. Feelings change. Values anchor you.

Your why might be freedom. Peace. Family. Integrity. Health. A future that feels bigger than this moment.

We use therapeutic tools like ACT to help you reconnect with what truly matters so recovery is not just about stopping behaviors. It is about building a life aligned with your values.

What keeps you going on the hard days?

03/25/2026

Can depression lead to an eating disorder?

For some people, depression changes appetite, energy, and self-worth in ways that begin to affect eating patterns. For others, eating disorder behaviors come first and depression follows.

The connection can be complex—and more common than many people realize.

What have you noticed about the relationship between mood and eating?

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If you’re asking, " Can depression cause an eating disorder?” you’re not overthinking it. Depression can change appetite, energy, motivation, and self-worth,

03/23/2026

Not all healing is loud.

Sometimes it looks like sitting with your thoughts. Writing the things you cannot say out loud. Letting the page hold what feels too heavy to carry alone.

Quiet healing counts. The small, steady moments matter more than you think.