With Me When helps you manage your eating disorder wherever you are.
Eating disorder recovery happens 24 hours a day. That’s why we created an app where you can find inspiration, education, and encouragement wherever you go. With Me When was designed by a team of eating disorder clinicians as a companion to treatment, with tools to help you stay on track throughout your recovery journey.
Here’s a sneak peek of the app, so you know what to expect:
Food log
Behavior log
Toolkit
Breathing Meditation
You can also complete your client paperwork quickly and easily through the app.
With Me When is currently available to Veritas Collaborative patients in our adult programs. In future versions, With Me When will be available for wider use across patient and provider communities. When you can’t be at one of our eating disorder treatment centers, With Me When is there to support you.
If there has been a legal ruling regarding custody or guardianship of an incoming patient, we will need documentation of this prior to admission. Please upload the official court document below.
This form is required only if there has been a legal ruling regarding custody or guardianship of an incoming patient.
Who have you worked toward recovery with so far? This gives us a comprehensive view of your current and former providers. Please list any providers that you or your loved one has seen in the past year.
This form tells us what medical or clinical treatment you or your loved one may have received in the past six months, whether for an eating disorder or other conditions.
Cost is an understandably important question when seeking eating disorder treatment. Once we have the details about your insurance provider, our Patient Financial Services team will get started checking your benefits on your behalf.
You can find our current list of accepted insurance providers here. Even if your provider is not listed, we can work with them to create a single-case agreement and a care plan that is right for you.
This form provides us with the basic information we need about you or your loved one to begin treatment discussions.
This form includes basic demographic questions in addition to questions about you or your loved one’s eating disorder and your insurance information. If you prefer, we can also complete this over the phone. Please call (855) 875-5812 to schedule an appointment if you do not wish to complete it online.
Our free community events are designed to nurture connection among those experiencing similar situations and promote conversation about eating disorder treatment and recovery. We invite you to help us share hope through stories, education, and open discussion.
This community is for you.
At Veritas Collaborative, we know eating disorder recovery is possible. But it doesn’t happen in isolation. People get better when they have the right treatment and support.
By talking openly about eating disorders, we can challenge the stigma around these illnesses and help people reach recovery sooner. Staying connected through each stage of healing is key to lasting recovery.
Please provide your contact information below and we will connect with you within one business day. You also may call us directly at 612-402-3061. If this is an emergency, do not use this form. Call 911 or your nearest hospital.
Three Ways To Help A Friend With An Eating Disorder
Take our Eating Disorder Assessment Quiz
Our Eating Disorder Assessment Quiz takes just a few minutes. It’s a simple tool that helps you to see whether or not you should be concerned. Take the quiz.
Talk with your friend
Your friend’s health is more important than keeping secrets or shying away from talking to their family. Share your concerns. Be prepared to provide examples of behaviors that alerted you to the problem. And offer the next step—tell your friend to call us at 1-855-875-5812 or show your friend our website to start the journey to healthy living.
Learn more about eating disorders
We invite family and friends to attend our free Recovery Support community events so you can learn how to play an important role in your friend’s recovery.
Are you or a loved one experiencing behaviors or symptoms that might be related to an eating disorder? Our Eating Disorder Assessment Quiz will let you know whether additional evaluation is needed.
Enter your contact information below to begin the quiz, and start the journey to a healthy relationship with food and nutrition.
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Why Should I Take the Eating Disorder Test?
Veritas Collaborative offers an eating disorder screening tool to help people assess whether they might benefit from talking to an eating disorder treatment professional.
The eating disorder quiz is a confidential and user-friendly resource designed to detect potential signs and symptoms of eating disorders.
It covers a range of eating disorder behaviors, thoughts, and emotions, providing a comprehensive assessment of a person’s relationship with food and body image.
The results of the eating disorder test can serve as an important starting point for discussions with healthcare professionals and help guide appropriate interventions or treatment options.
By promoting early detection and intervention, Veritas aims to support people in accessing the necessary care and resources for recovery from eating disorders.
Who Should Take the Eating Disorder Test?
Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of an eating disorder can be challenging, as they often manifest subtly and can be easily overlooked. This eating disorder test is designed as a valuable tool to help individuals gauge their relationship with food, body image, and related behaviors.
You Should Consider Taking the Test If:
You Have Concerns About Your Eating Habits: If you find yourself preoccupied with food, dieting, body weight, or shape, and these thoughts interfere with your daily life, the test can provide insight into possible underlying issues.
You Experience Emotional Distress Related to Food: Emotional eating, guilt, anxiety, or depression related to meals, body image, or weight might indicate an underlying eating disorder.
You’ve Noticed Physical Changes: Unexplained weight loss or gain, feeling weak, or experiencing other physical symptoms connected to your eating habits may warrant further investigation.
You’re Worried About a Loved One: If you notice a friend or family member displaying signs that could be indicative of an eating disorder, you can take the test on their behalf to gain a better understanding of what might be going on.
You Want to Learn More About Eating Disorders: Even if you don’t have immediate concerns, taking the test can be an educational experience. Understanding the signs and risk factors of eating disorders can be useful for personal awareness and helping others in your community.
What’s Next After Taking the Test?
This eating disorder test is not a diagnostic tool, but it can be a starting point for those seeking help. If your results indicate a potential concern, it is essential to consult with a healthcare provider specializing in eating disorders. Professional assessment, diagnosis, and treatment are the keys to recovery. Learn more on our “What to Expect” page.
Which Conditions Does the Eating Disorder Quiz Take into Consideration?
Eating disorders come in various forms, and understanding them is the first step toward recovery. At Veritas Collaborative, we provide care and support for a wide range of conditions, including:
Anorexia Nervosa: A disorder characterized by an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted body image, leading to severe restrictions on food intake.
Bulimia Nervosa: Those struggling with bulimia nervosa may engage in cycles of binge eating, followed by behaviors such as vomiting or excessive exercise to prevent weight gain.
Binge Eating Disorder: Unlike bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder involves episodes of overeating without the subsequent purging behaviors. It’s the most common eating disorder in the U.S.
OSFED (Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorders): This category encompasses disorders that don’t fully meet the criteria for anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating disorder but still cause significant distress or impairment.
ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder): ARFID is characterized by a lack of interest in food or aversion to certain textures, colors, or smells, leading to a limited diet but without concerns about weight or appearance.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Do I have an eating disorder?”, our eating disorder quiz can help guide you toward the answers you need. The quiz isn’t only about diagnosing; it’s a tool to connect you with resources and professionals who specialize in the specific conditions mentioned above.
What Treatment Is Available for Those Struggling with Eating Disorders?
At Veritas Collaborative, we understand that eating disorders affect individuals across all age groups. That’s why we offer specialized treatments to address the unique needs of both children and adults:
Child & Adolescent Eating Disorder Treatment: Tailored care for the younger population, available in OP, PHP/IOP, residential, and inpatient settings, allowing for age-appropriate intervention and support.
Adult Eating Disorder Treatment: Comprehensive care for adults struggling with eating disorders, offered in OP, PHP/IOP, residential, and inpatient environments to meet the individual’s specific needs and recovery goals.
Virtual Options: For those seeking flexibility and remote access, we provide virtual treatment options, including PHP, IOP, and outpatient care. These virtual therapies ensure that support is available no matter your location.
The first step toward understanding your unique needs and treatment options is taking our eating disorder quiz. It provides insights into the most appropriate care level for you or your loved one and helps guide you to the resources best suited to your situation. If you’ve ever asked, “Do I have an eating disorder?”, this quiz is a vital tool in connecting you with the right care pathway at Veritas Collaborative.
Patient and Family Testimonials
“The staff are knowledgeable, the program is highly structured, and they embed practices like the Friendship award or CBT classes that are crucial for a renewing mindset. They also offer this program for younger ages so this is a rare & special program.”
“Excellent programming, therapists, and physicians. They are strong advocates for the patient AND family. If you have a child that suffers from an eating disorder, I strongly recommend Veritas.”
“I left a review 1 month ago and would like to give an update. We’ve had a very good experience with Veritas. We had great support from the therapist and dietitian and I love the ladies at the front desk. They are awesome! We don’t live in the Atlanta area, but decided to temporarily relocate so our child can continue therapy with Veritas. The staff is knowledgeable and their treatment is evidence based and effective. Their focus is not just weight restoration, but they also teach valuable coping skills, nutrition and appropriate body movement. They also build in time for schoolwork so that your child does not fall behind academically. It is a well-rounded program and it was life-saving for our child. If your child is struggling with an eating disorder, I would definitely recommend Veritas for treatment.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the eating disorder quiz? The eating disorder quiz is designed to help individuals recognize potential signs and symptoms of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other related conditions. It provides a starting point for further evaluation and professional consultation.
Who should take the eating disorder quiz? Anyone who is concerned about their relationship with food or body image, or who has questions like “Do I have an eating disorder?”, should consider taking the quiz. It can also be taken on behalf of a loved one.
Is the eating disorder quiz confidential? Yes, the quiz is confidential. Veritas Collaborative will use your information only to follow up on your quiz results and support your recovery if needed.
Can the quiz diagnose an eating disorder? The quiz is not intended to be used for diagnostic purposes. It’s a tool to detect potential signs of an eating disorder, and the results should be discussed with a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
What types of eating disorders does Veritas Collaborative treat? Veritas Collaborative provides care for a range of conditions including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, OSFED, ARFID, and co-occurring mental health disorders.
What happens after I take the quiz? After completing the quiz, you will gain insight into whether you might benefit from talking to an eating disorder treatment professional. Veritas Collaborative may reach out to discuss your results and next steps.
How does Veritas Collaborative approach co-occurring disorders? Veritas Collaborative’s comprehensive approach ensures that co-occurring disorders, such as anxiety or depression, are addressed alongside the eating disorder. This holistic approach helps in treating the individual as a whole.
Is the quiz the only way to seek help from Veritas Collaborative? No, the quiz is just one way to start your journey. You can also call Veritas Collaborative directly at 855-875-5812 or complete our contact form for assistance, information about our programs, insurance, or any other concerns.
How long does it take to complete the eating disorder quiz? The eating disorder quiz takes just a few minutes to complete. It consists of straightforward questions designed to assess your behaviors, thoughts, and emotions related to eating disorders.
What support does Veritas Collaborative offer beyond the quiz? Veritas Collaborative offers various treatment programs tailored to the specific needs of individuals struggling with eating disorders. We provide professional care, support, and resources necessary for recovery, guiding individuals through every step of their healing journey. See our eating disorder treatment centers.
At Veritas Collaborative, we treat the whole person, not just the eating disorder. Our multidisciplinary team is uniquely prepared to meet you with personalized care, compassion, and expertise—because you are so much more than your illness. Explore whether care at an eating disorder treatment center could help.
No matter where you are in your journey toward recovery, there is hope.
We know that talking about eating disorders can be hard, and starting recovery can be overwhelming. That is why we are committed to walking alongside you on the journey. At Veritas Collaborative, we can help you get there, one step at a time. Learn more about our eating disorder treatment centers.
You deserve help and support. To take the first step toward healing, call us at 855-875-5812.
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Food log
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Toolkit
Breathing Meditation
