Heal, Reconnect, and Feel Whole with Online Eating Disorder Therapy
Understanding Eating Disorders
What Is an Eating Disorder?
Eating disorders go far beyond food. They can affect how you see yourself, how you cope with stress, and how you move through your day. Whether it’s restricting, bingeing, purging, or overwhelming anxiety around food, these behaviors are rooted in complex emotional experiences.
At WholesomePsych, we’re here to help you break free from that cycle, with compassion, clinical support, and care that meets you where you are.
Signs & Symptoms
Common signs of an eating disorder may include:
- Anxiety or guilt around food and eating
- Fear of gaining weight or obsessing over body image
- Skipping meals or restricting food intake
- Binge eating, often followed by shame or purging
- Avoidance of specific foods or extreme picky eating (ARFID)
- Strained relationships, isolation, or declining physical health
If these feel familiar, you don’t have to face them alone. Help is available, and healing is within reach.
How We Help?
At WholesomePsych, our eating disorder treatment services include:
- Therapy: Evidence-based modalities like CBT, EMDR, and mindfulness, provided by licensed therapists experienced in eating disorders
- Psychiatric Evaluation: A thoughtful and trauma-informed assessment to guide your care
- Medication Management: When appropriate, psychiatric providers may support symptom relief through safe, monitored medications
- Tailored Recovery Plans: Your story, your pace, your recovery our plans are as unique as you are
You deserve a relationship with food and yourself that feels peaceful and empowered.
Is Eating Disorder Treatable?
Yes. Eating disorders are treatable conditions, and early support can make a lasting difference. Whether your journey involves therapy, nutritional guidance, medication, or a combination, recovery is possible. With the right care, many people go on to live full, joyful lives.
You are not alone. Together, we can take the first step toward lasting healing.
Why Choose Wholesomepsych's Online Eating Disorder Therapy?
Personalized, Compassionate Care
Care plans built around your story, symptoms, and recovery goals.
Online Convenience & Confidentiality
Safe, private sessions from anywhere in California.
Evidence-Based Techniques
We use CBT, EMDR, mindfulness, and other proven treatments.
Affordable, Flexible Options
Accepting insurance, HSA/FSA plans, and offering self-pay pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What makes virtual eating disorder treatment effective?
Our online program mirrors traditional in-person care but with the added convenience of treating you wherever you are. You’ll work with doctors, licensed therapists, registered dietitians, and counselors as part of a holistic care plan.
2. Can I use my insurance for treatment?
Yes! We work with most major insurance providers and offer a free insurance verification to help you understand your coverage.
3. What ages do you serve?
We care for children, teens, adults, and families. Our flexible approach ensures that young people, professionals, and busy parents all feel supported.
4. How long does treatment take?
The length of treatment varies depending on individual needs. Some clients just need a few weeks, while others continue care for several months. Your timeline will be part of your personalized plan.
5. Do you address specific eating disorders like ARFID?
Yes, we provide specialized treatment for a variety of eating disorders, including ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). Our team is experienced in understanding the unique challenges of ARFID and helps clients develop healthier relationships with food in a compassionate and supportive environment. Every treatment plan is tailored to meet individual needs and goals.
Eating Disorder Treatment Tailored for You
At WholesomePsych, we believe in empowering our clients through expert care, emotional connection, and actionable progress. With a multidisciplinary team by your side, you’ll feel supported every step of your recovery. Whether you're seeking help for yourself or a loved one, you’ll find a safe, empathetic space to heal and grow.
