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Therapy and nutrition sessions really go hand-in-hand when it comes to eating disorder recovery. Together we will work to combat societal norms, get to the messy middle of things, and heal our relationship with food and body through (usually weekly) individual sessions.
Stressed around meal times? Our team provides meal support - in our office kitchen, out in the real world, or virtually - that allows us the unique opportunity to cook together, try challenge foods, or simply sit together at the table. Available as an a la carte service.
As human beings, we thrive with community and having other Individuals with similar lived experiences in our corner. At Restored Purpose Counseling, we offer group support to aid on the road to recovery and getting over the bumps along the way.
Join our new group, led by Registered Dietitian Alex Fleet, RD, LDN, focused on challenging New Year diet trends and embracing intuitive eating. In this supportive space, we’ll explore how to approach the new year without falling into restrictive diet traps, honoring your hunger and body’s needs instead. Together, we'll break free from diet culture and learn to nourish ourselves mindfully, finding satisfaction and balance. Using tools from the Intuitive Eating Workbook, you’ll gain the confidence to navigate the new year with self-compassion and trust in your body. This virtual group is open to adults across the United States and will run as a 7-week series.
Join our weekly Family-Based Treatment (FBT) support group for families and loved ones of individuals facing eating disorders, facilitated by Dr. Marisa Byles. Starting Thursday, January 23, 2024, this 7-week series will offer education, support, and practical guidance to help families navigate the unique challenges that come with eating disorders. Participants will also have the opportunity to connect with others who share similar experiences, providing a safe space to share and process together. You don’t have to face this journey alone—let us support you every step of the way!
Discover expert-led digital courses on eating disorders, tailored for families, caregivers, spouses, loved ones, and professionals. Our courses are designed to provide essential knowledge and insights, empowering you with the information needed to better understand and support those affected by eating disorders
What eating disorders do you treat?
We are a very versed group of eating disorders specialists that work closely with all eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, AFRID, orthorexia, and disordered eating. Our team of therapists and dietitians are all equipped to work with you if you are struggling with an eating disorder.
Why is having a therapist and a dietitian important?
Eating disorders impact not only your mind/thoughts but also can be medically and nutritionally impacting. The importance of having a treatment team, helps to ensure your body is getting the proper nourishment and is medically stable which will be discussed with your dietitian and then your therapist will work with you on your emotions and thoughts around your eating disorder and other co-occurring concerns. Your team will communicate with each other to ensure you are getting the best quality of care possible.
Do you take my insurance?
The insurances we accept at this time are United Health Care, Florida Blue, Aetna, & Cigna. United Healthcare may include UMR, AvMed, Oscar, and Optum as long as the mental health services are billed through United Healthcare. At this time only therapy services are covered by insurance and nutrition sessions are only available for self pay options.If we do not take your insurance, please reach out. We are happy to provide a superbill so that you can receive reimbursement for our services from your insurance provider.
Do you offer in person sessions in my area?
We have in person options available in the Jacksonville area, Winter Park and Lakeland area. We are able to serve all of FL via virtual sessions if you are outside these areas, as well as GA, NJ and MA.
Can group therapy be helpful if I am already attending individual therapy?
Yes, some of the benefits of group therapy are: building a support network, sharing experiences with people who understand what you're going through, multiple perspectives, and a safe space to receive feedback.
I've never been to therapy. What is it like?
You will be paired with a therapist that best matches your needs. The first few sessions can be establishing a therapeutic relationship, identifying and setting goals. Typically weekly therapy sessions are recommended to build a good foundation with your therapist.