Struggling with ambivalence, food, and body image is an isolating and confusing experience.
In a culture that normalizes disordered eating, it’s possible you’re left with questions such as:
Am I sick enough?
Do I even have an eating disorder?
Can I fix this on my own?
Will I ever know a life without the obsession?
If these sound familiar, chances are, you could benefit from support.
BALANCE eating disorder treatment center™ is proud to offer a FREE Virtual Support Group twice a month. This group is hosted by BALANCE Clinical Director Beck Liatt (they/them), and is intended for those contemplating eating disorder treatment or for loved ones seeking support.
This group is provided at no cost. Our support groups are a safe and empathetic space where group members gain insight from our expert facilitator and receive support from other group members. Our goal is to reduce shame and isolation, address barriers to care, and inspire the first steps toward recovery.
What to expect?
A BALANCE clinician facilitates this group. Group participants will have an opportunity to share their struggles, listen to others’ stories, and receive insight and support from our expert facilitator.
Participants receive psychoeducation on the many nuances of eating disorders and learn about care options at BALANCE. Group members also have an opportunity to ask questions about the treatment process.
To ensure a safe and beneficial experience for all participants, group guidelines are reviewed at the start of the group.
Experience care without compromise.
Benefits of our Support Group:
- Explore how ambivalence keeps you stuck in your eating disorder
- Receive validation
- Feel heard and understood
- Gain insight from others’ experiences
- Tackle barriers to recovery with our expert facilitator
- Reduce the feelings of shame, isolation, and guilt
- Demystify the treatment process and recovery milestones
- Feel less alone
- Learn more about recovery-focused tools
- Visualize life without an eating disorder for you or your loved one
- Learn that full recovery is possible with the right care
