Eating disorders are a multi-faceted psychological condition that requires an extensive network of treatment professionals for sustained recovery. We, at Selah House, believe that the development and maintenance of clinical partnerships provides the proper continuum of care for p … | Continue reading
As with most mental illnesses, including eating disorders, there is a vast amount of misinformation and biases. Combined with the stigmatizing attitudes of shame and embarrassment, this has permeated our society and hindered treatment. | Continue reading
The theme for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week is Let’s Get Real, and NOW is the time to expand the conversation about and the impact on teenagers. | Continue reading
Treatment which focuses only on the client is incomplete, and can result in quick deterioration. Family therapy provides a platform for addressing the needs of parents, siblings and spouses. | Continue reading
At Selah House, our Equine Assisted Psychotherapy program allows our clients to interact with the animals to create an experiential opportunity. | Continue reading
Self-compassion is extending compassion to yourself in periods of perceived inadequacy, failure, or suffering.We use this to teach clients about grace. | Continue reading
Treating an eating disorder is more than learning self-control around food; it involves managing the emotions and triggers associated with the symptoms. | Continue reading
For those suffering from an eating disorder, the holiday season can bring plenty of additional stress, anxiety, and fear. | Continue reading
Recovering from an eating disorder requires a multi-disciplinary treatment approach via a Registered Dietitian who specializes in treating eating disorders. | Continue reading
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on our blessings and relax, but for those struggling with an eating disorder, it can be a time of anxiety. | Continue reading
Research shows that compulsive exercise plays a role in both the development and maintenance of some common eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia. | Continue reading
What is a Christ-centered treatment approach? At Selah House, it means we regard every person as a spiritual being on a human journey, and we treat your whole being with therapies, psychiatric care, and dietary and nutritional care that support you physically, spiritually, and em … | Continue reading