Hello, and thanks for visiting our web site. We hope that the information you find here will help you or someone close to you who might be experiencing one of the many forms of eating disorders such as Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating, Compulsive Overeating, Night Eating Syndrome, Laxative Abuse, or are experiencing some other form of Body Image Distortion.
Many people fear seeking treatment for their eating disorder because they equate treatment with getting "fat". We want you to come to believe that recovery is not about getting "fat" but about wellness.... biological, psychological, social, and spiritual wellness. Here at EDTC, we believe in treating the whole person, to help you discover what wellness looks like, for you.
The most effective and long-lasting treatment for an eating disorder is some form of psychotherapy or counseling, coupled with careful attention to medical and nutritional needs. Ideally, this treatment should be tailored to the individual and will vary according to both the severity of the disorder and the patient's individual problems, needs, and strengths.
Regardless of why you're here, we are glad you are, and welcome the chance to help you.
Please check out our links above to learn more about us, our practice, methods of therapy, and the programs we offer.
If you are interested in talking to us about your situation, or if you've been referred to us by your school, a physician or other counselor for help with whatever is troubling you, please fill out the confidential Contact Us form by choosing the link on our menu at the top of this page.
After receiving your confidential information, our Clinical Director will contact you as soon as possible to discuss your needs and together we can decide if one of us is the right therapist for you. If we decide to get together for an initial consultation at our office, you can find a map and a link on the New Client Information page to get directions to our office.
We wish you all the best and a happy and health life.
This original hand drawn image is by artist in recovery Emma McEvoy.
