Evidence-Based Treatment

At Magnolia Creek, evidence-based treatment is at the core of everything we do. At the same time, we take a holistic approach, providing comprehensive treatment in a home-like setting. But what’s sets our evidence-based treatment for eating disorders apart from other treatment programs?

Magnolia Creek’s programs emphasize self-acceptance, validation, and personal empowerment, acknowledging that the client is the most important member of the treatment team. The evidence-based treatment for eating disorders at Magnolia Creek is active rather than passive, collaborative rather than imposed, and personal rather than detached. Our holistic program addresses the medical, nutritional, psychological, spiritual, social-emotional, and behavioral needs of our clients so they can fully recover, not simply manage their eating disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Evidence-Based Therapy Components

Balanced
Our evidence-based treatment model emphasizes both group and individual therapy. Clients have five to eight weekly individual sessions (with their therapist, dietitian, psychiatrist, nurse practitioner/nutritional medicine physician, and clinical director), in addition to 20 to 30 hours of group therapy. These sessions allow clients to dig deep into the root of their eating disorder to find hope and empowerment.

Experiential
In addition to traditional group and individual therapy, our program offers art therapy, yoga, gentle movement, recreational and equine therapies, cooking groups, and other experiential therapies. These varied experiences allow women to heal holistically. They also improve social skills and allow them to practice their learned coping skills.

At Magnolia Creek, we believe that proven, evidence-based methods are the best way to promote healing and growth. A few of these methods include:

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REVIEWED BY

Kate Fisch, LCSW

Kate Fisch is the AVP of Clinical Operations for Odyssey’s Eating Disorder Network. With 17 years of clinical leadership and direct client care experience in the eating disorders field, she has a history of innovation, clinical training, and resource development in a variety of eating disorder treatment settings supporting families, clients, and clinicians.

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