Take the First Step to Heal from Anorexia

Reaching out for help is a brave step forward. Anorexia can feel like a prison of fear and self-doubt. Each meal becomes a battle between the need to eat and fear of weight gain. The mirror reflects a distorted, never thin enough image. It’s a lonely path, with hope for understanding and support to find a way back to health. Your courage paves the way for a supportive network, moving you toward the next healing steps.

At Veritas Collaborative, we prioritize early intervention for those struggling with anorexia, crafting individualized care plans to ensure timely and suitable treatment. Our spectrum of care includes inpatient, residential, and outpatient programs among others, suitable for children, adolescents, and adults of all genders.

You don’t have to face this alone—reach out to us and take a step towards getting better.

“Recovery is real. But it takes cooperation, hard work, and the support of a strong, professional team—and we got that at Veritas.”

– Veritas Parent, Durham, NC

“This disease is incredibly isolating and makes you question everything as a caregiver and parent. Veritas makes me feel like I am never alone.”

– Will, Family Advocate

“One of the things I value is the… sharing of information during the hand-off (of patients). My experience with Veritas in this area is super good.”

– RD, LDN, Washington, DC

Common Signs of Anorexia Nervosa

Anorexia nervosa is characterized by extreme food restriction and an intense fear of weight gain. Signs include:

Obsessive calorie-counting and body, weight, and mirror-checking
Distorted body image and fear of weight gain
Hiding or throwing away food or skipping meals
Extreme food restriction and exercise routines
Rigidity or obsessiveness
Intense fear of food or of a specific food
Hair loss or thinning
Fatigue
Absence of menstruation
Dizziness
Depression

The Truth About Eating Disorders

30 Million

individuals in the United States alone will suffer from an eating disorder at some point in their lives.

1 in 3

individuals with an eating disorder is male.

50%

of individuals with eating disorders need a higher level of care in order to recover from their eating disorder.

Let Us Help You Recover

Anorexia can have severe medical and psychological consequences if left untreated. If you or a loved one are struggling with anorexia, don’t wait to reach out for help. The earlier anorexia is treated, the better the outcomes tend to be.

At Veritas Collaborative, we work with you to create an individualized care plan so you or your child get the right treatment at the right time. We offer a full continuum of care, which includes inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), outpatient, and virtual programs for children, adolescents, and adults. This allows us to provide best-in-class care and support throughout your recovery journey, even as your needs change.

Our treatment programs focus on real-life skills, including hands-on nutrition and culinary experiences that you can take with you for lasting recovery. We encourage family involvement and offer family-based therapy and educational support for children and adolescents.