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Eating disorder treatment: Know your options
Psychological therapy
Medications for eating disorders
Hospitalization for eating disorders
Residential treatment for eating disorders
Ongoing treatment for health problems
Content
Where to start
Setting up a treatment plan
Talk therapy
Nutrition education
Medicines
A hospital stay
Hospital day treatment programs
Residential treatment
Ongoing treatment for health problems
Take an active role
Medications for eating disorders
Hospitalization for eating disorders
Residential treatment for eating disorders
Ongoing treatment for health problems
Content
Where to start
Setting up a treatment plan
Talk therapy
Nutrition education
Medicines
A hospital stay
Hospital day treatment programs
Residential treatment
Ongoing treatment for health problems
Take an active role
Take an active role
You are the most important member of your treatment team. For treatment to work, you need to take part in your treatment, as do your family members and other loved ones. Your treatment team can help you learn more about eating disorders and tell you where to find more information and support.
There's a lot of bad information about eating disorders on the web. Follow your treatment team's advice and get their input on which websites you can trust to learn more about your eating disorder. Examples of websites you can trust include the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED), National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) and Families Empowered and Supporting Treatment of Eating Disorders (F.E.A.S.T.).
