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More than 30 million people suffer from eating disorders in the US. These disorders also have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. One or more people die from an eating disorder every 62 minutes.
Eating disorders affect people of all ages, genders, races, and ethnicities. Yet, only one in 10 people seek treatment. Of those, only 35% attend a facility that specializes in eating disorder treatment programs.
These statistics show a strong need for better public education about eating disorders. There’s an equally strong need for better access to effective treatment. Contact Promises Behavioral Health at 844.875.5609 to learn about our treatment programs.
While each disorder shows different symptom patterns, there are often similar mental health issues at the core. Many people with eating disorders struggle with issues around body image and anxiety.
Anorexia is the most well-known eating disorder often connected to distorted body image. People with anorexia limit their food intake to lose weight or prevent weight gain. They continue restricting their calorie intake even if they become unwell. Many anorexics try fad diets or abuse drugs — from laxatives to crystal meth — to induce rapid weight loss. Extreme exercise is also common. This often requires an anorexia nervosa treatment center in Tennessee.
Bulimia is also called binge-purge syndrome. A person with bulimia has episodes of binge eating. Here, they may eat several thousand calories worth of food. After binging, they purge by inducing vomiting. They might also abuse laxatives, over-exercise, or restrict food intake between binge-purge sessions. This often requires a bulimia treatment center in Tennessee.
There are several other kinds of treatable eating disorders that aren’t as common as anorexia or bulimia. They include:
Many people with mental health problems find it hard to ask for help. For people with eating disorders, it can be even harder as these disorders thrive on secrecy and isolation.
Individualized treatment is vital. Eating disorders can cause serious and permanent damage to your health due to the lack of proper nutrition. Also, people with eating disorders risk side-effects, such as gastrointestinal problems, organ damage, seizures, and heart failure.
All eating disorders can be damaging to health, but anorexia, in particular, can be deadly. Around 10% of people with anorexia die from the disease, and of these, one in five die by suicide.
Promises Behavioral Health eating disorder treatment centers offer programs with several goals in mind, including:
In eating disorder treatment in Nashville, Tennesee, we help clients develop a healthy balance between body, mind, and spirit. Also, we help them learn skills that empower them to pursue lifelong recovery.
People with eating disorders have a high risk of developing other mental health problems. For instance, around 50% of people with eating disorders also suffer from depression or an anxiety disorder. Around 10% of people with bulimia or binge eating disorder also abuse alcohol or drugs.
Your treatment plan may differ if you have an alcohol or drug abuse disorder as well as an eating disorder. Some drug or alcohol addicts need a medical drug detox before they can start a treatment program. If so, you can complete a detox program at The Ranch. Then, you can transition to your residential eating disorder treatment program.
Promises Behavioral Health offers eating disorders treatment at The Ranch in Tennessee. The Ranch offers a residential treatment program that helps clients address both their eating disorder and any co-occurring mental health problems.
Complete your residential treatment as part of a small group of people. In both one-on-one and group therapy sessions, you can explore issues around your eating disorders together.
As part of the eating disorder treatment program, you’ll work with an experienced treatment team. They’ll help you address and improve your physical and mental health as you progress. As part of your eating disorder treatment, you’ll:
The Ranch sits 45 minutes outside of Nashville. This eating disorder treatment center is accessible to the city while offering a peaceful, secluded refuge for reflection. Rolling hills and green pastures offer a tranquil setting to focus on recovery.
Aloria Health is an eating disorder treatment center located in the heart of Milwaukee. The experienced team at Aloria offers comprehensive residential, outpatient, and intensive outpatient programming for adolescents and adults. Additionally, integrative family programming supports each client’s loved ones as they progress through recovery. Aloria focuses on building a stable foundation to treat both eating and co-occurring disorders.
Eating disorders can make food and weight-related issues the focus of your life. But, there is space for so much more. Are you struggling with an eating disorder? Promises Behavioral Health offers residential eating disorder treatment centers that may help you break free. We provide our clients with a range of therapy programs to help them fully recover from eating disorders. Your treatment options may include:
Contact us at 844.875.5609 to speak with someone today.
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