Bulimia Residential Treatment
Milestones’ Approach:
Nurturing Hope in Recovery
At Milestones, bulimia nervosa is not just about food—it’s a complex disorder influenced by emotional, biological, and behavioral factors. Our approach to treatment is rooted in empathy, real-world integration, and a comprehensive philosophy of healing. We combine our trade-marked SMERF* framework—Spirituality/Support, Meditation, Exercise, Rest, and a prescribed Food Plan—to help individuals achieve long-term recovery, focusing on sustainable progress rather than rapid fixes.
Bulimia often coexists with other mental health challenges. Anxiety, depression, mood disorders, substance abuse, attention deficit, and trauma are among the most prominent. Our clinical team is experienced and stands ready to address these co-occurring conditions. We believe healing is most effective in an environment fostering self-discovery, accountability, and real-world preparation. At Milestones, recovery is not about control—it’s about reclaiming balance, self-acceptance, and well-being.
Program Details
Our program for Bulimia Nervosa provides:
- A safe and supportive community setting focused on long-term recovery.
- A dedicated primary therapist offers individualized therapy for each participant.
- Registered dietitians and clinical nutritionists assist in meal planning and nutrition education.
- Certified recreation therapists offer holistic and movement-based therapy.
- EMDR therapy with specialized training in trauma and eating disorders.
- Experiential therapies that integrate real-world exposure and meal preparation.
Symptoms
Recognizing the signs of Bulimia Nervosa is crucial to seeking help:
- Preoccupation with body shape and weight.
- Frequent binge-eating episodes with a sense of losing control.
- Engaging in compensatory behaviors such as vomiting, excessive exercise, or laxative misuse.
- Feelings of shame, guilt, or secrecy surrounding eating behaviors.
- Frequent fluctuations in weight.
- Chronic dehydration or electrolyte imbalances.
- Physical signs such as dental erosion, sore throat, and swollen glands.
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Bulimia Nervosa Treatment Options
Residential Treatment for Bulimia
Our Bulimia Nervosa Residential Program offers a compassionate, real-world setting where individuals can heal without the constraints of a hospital. This program emphasizes:
- Autonomy in meal preparation with supervised support.
- Personalized therapy addressing underlying emotional triggers.
- A multidisciplinary team includes licensed therapists, dietitians, board-certified physicians, and medical professionals.
- Community-based support for sustainable recovery.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
PHP is an intermediate level of care designed for individuals who need structured support while practicing independent recovery. It includes:
- Includes a schedule and therapies similar to the Residential Program without the level of supervision after-hours
- A comprehensive daily schedule (9 AM – 3 PM).
- Therapeutic meal support and meal planning.
- Individualized and group-based therapy.
- Optional on-site boarding is available for those requiring additional support.
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
Our IOP program provides a structured yet supportive milieu for those transitioning from a higher level of care or seeking less intensive outpatient treatment experience. Features include:
- Telehealth options are available for those unable to attend in person.
- Three to five days per week, with three sessions per day.
- Individual and group therapy focused on accountability and skill-building.
- Nutritional guidance and medical oversight.
Telehealth Programs
For individuals unable to attend in-person treatment, our telehealth services provide:
- Peer support groups and recovery check-ins.
- Individual and group therapy remotely.
- Nutritional counseling and virtual meal support.
Stabilization Program
For individuals who have completed treatment but need a structured reset, our 14-day Stabilization Program offers:
- Insurance-covered options for affordability.
- A safe and supportive environment for individuals at risk of relapse.
- Nutritional and therapeutic intervention to restore stability.
Aftercare & Alumni Support
Our Alumni Coordinator facilitates ongoing support through:
- Community events and recovery seminars.
- Weekly alumni support groups.
- Continued care planning for post-treatment success.
Insurance and coverage
We work with all major insurance providers. If you don’t see your provider below, Call us at (888) 594-8779 or complete the form below to find the best option for you.
