Eating disorder treatment
for women in
virtual IOP.
Women-only virtual IOP and outpatient in Colorado for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and ARFID. Care is weight-neutral. You do not need a diagnosis before you call.
Eating disorders are treated
with CBT-E and DBT in
virtual IOP.
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions. For some women they are tied to trauma, attachment wounds, perfectionism, and cultural pressure around bodies. Food can become a way to manage emotion or feel safer.
The work is changing your relationship with food, your body, and your sense of worth. That happens in women-only virtual IOP and outpatient for Colorado residents. Benefits are verified by phone.
Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating,
and ARFID.
Eating disorders look different for every woman. We treat anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and ARFID in the same women-only virtual program.
Anorexia Nervosa
Anorexia involves persistent restriction of food, fear of weight gain, and a distorted relationship with body image. Treatment uses CBT-E and DBT in virtual IOP and outpatient.
Bulimia Nervosa
Bulimia involves binge eating and purging, and it is often hidden by shame. Treatment is women-only and does not use weight as a progress score.
Binge Eating Disorder
Binge eating disorder involves repeated episodes of eating large amounts of food rapidly, often without hunger, then shame and distress. CBT-E and DBT treat that pattern in virtual IOP and outpatient.
ARFID & Other Specified
ARFID and other specified feeding and eating disorders may not match a classic label and still cause real harm. We treat those presentations in virtual IOP and outpatient.
Signs that food and body image
may need clinical attention.
These signs do not mean you have an eating disorder. If several feel familiar, a confidential assessment can clarify what is going on.
Emotional & Behavioral Signs
Physical Signs
You do not need to check every box. Call (719) 867-5106 for a confidential conversation. You do not need a diagnosis before you call.
Talk with admissions
Weight-neutral care, trauma work,
and women-only groups
in virtual IOP.
Weight-Neutral Care
We never use weight as a measure of health or progress. The model follows Health at Every Size (HAES) principles, so your worth is not scored by your body.
Trauma-Informed
Eating disorders and trauma often sit together. We treat both using EMDR, somatic experiencing, and trauma-focused CBT planned for eating disorder recovery.
Body-Positive and non-shaming
There is no judgment here about what you have done, how you look, or how long this has lasted. Clinicians work so honesty feels safe enough to use.
Women-Only Community
Eating disorders often carry shame. A women-only group can make it easier to talk about body pressure without performing for a mixed room.
What treatment
actually looks like.
Starting treatment can feel hard when you have been managing this alone. Here is what the first weeks look like, from the first call through ongoing outpatient.
Most women begin within
24 to 72 hours
From your first call to your first session. We make starting as simple and low-barrier as possible.
Free Clinical Assessment
A licensed clinician listens to your history with food, your body, and what has already been tried. We assess where you are and whether virtual IOP or outpatient is a fit.
A written treatment plan
The plan includes individual therapy and group. It is built around your presentation, trauma history, and goals.
Individual and group therapy
Weekly individual sessions go into the roots of your relationship with food and your body. Group connects you with other women doing the same work.
Nutritional and somatic support
We coordinate with registered dietitians who specialize in eating disorder recovery, and we use body-based therapies to help you rebuild trust with your body.
Ongoing recovery and alumni care
Recovery does not end on the last group day. Alumni contact, step-down outpatient, and a written plan keep support in place.
Therapies used in
eating disorder care.
Clinicians use CBT-E, DBT, EMDR, and trauma-focused CBT when eating disorders sit with trauma.
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You've carried this
long enough.
Let us carry it with you.
A confidential consultation is the first call. There is no weight requirement for admission. Benefits are verified by phone.