If you are struggling with an eating disorder, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, OSFED, ARFID, or atypical anorexia, we know scheduling can be tough. We are aware that it is difficult to find time for psychotherapy amidst a busy work, school, or family schedule. That’s why we are excited to be able to offer early morning appointments.
At least one study demonstrated that psychotherapy sessions earlier in the day led to better therapeutic gains. Early in the morning, you can show up to your therapy sessions with good energy and less fatigue. You may be more primed to learn new information.
We also offer Family-Based Treatment (FBT) in the early morning. Before school and work and not interfering with afterschool lessons, sports, or dinner, this is a great time for all family members to come together to support a teen in recovery.
While psychotherapy sessions can take place at any time of the day, there are several benefits to having these sessions in the early morning.
Benefits of early morning appointments may include:
We know that people follow a variety of sleep schedules and some people stay up late and others like to rise early. Whatever your scheduling needs, we have several different expert eating disorder therapists and hope that we can accommodate you.
We can accept the following insurances:
You do not have to continue to struggle with your eating and body issues alone. Early morning appointments with our expert eating disorder therapists can help you overcome these issues. To start your counseling journey, follow these simple steps:
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