INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAMOur program offers intensive outpatient treatment programming for individuals who are needing a higher level of care than outpatient can provide, or for individuals with eating disorders who are stepping down from residential or Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) levels of care. We work from a multi-disciplinary team approach with therapists and dietitians that have extensive experience treating eating disorders. We provide individualized support with individual nutritional and psychotherapy sessions, along with group therapy modalities that are clinically proven to substantially reduce eating disorder symptoms and behaviors.
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Individual Psychological Support
Through weekly individual therapy with experienced licensed therapists, we develop an individualized treatment plan for each client and oversee their treatment and progress throughout the program. Our primary therapists cultivate a consistent relationship with their client and work to identify the psychological stressors that may be contributing to eating disordered behavior, developing strategies for new healthy coping skills and psychological resilience. |
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Nutritional Counseling and Meal Support
Amrita’s goals in nutrition rehabilitation are to stabilize weight, decrease and/or eliminate compensatory behaviors, and regulate and normalize eating patterns. Through nutrition rehabilitation, biological and psychological conditions created by malnutrition will be corrected. Through daily meal groups, meal planning, journaling and working with registered dietitians in individual sessions, our clients develop lasting mindful eating skills for long term recovery. |
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Educational and Group Support
Our psycho-education and therapy groups integrate evidence-based treatment modalities including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, and Expressive Arts Therapy. In addition, we offer a process group after each meal to provide support and intervention for feelings and triggers that arise after meals. Each group is facilitated by an experienced therapist or registered dietitian. |
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IOP SCHEDULE
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*Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, and Individual Nutrition Sessions are scheduled separately.