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Adolescent + Teen Treatment

Supporting adolescent and teen girls ages 12-17 in eating disorder recovery through compassionate, expert care, whole-body treatment, and evidence-based therapies.

Hope + healing designed for teens

Watching a daughter or teen in your care struggle with an eating disorder can feel isolating and overwhelming. At Magnolia Creek, we understand the silent battles teens face and the hope families hold onto that recovery is possible.

Our specialized program for girls ages 12–17 treats both eating disorders and co-occurring disorders with expert care and compassion in a safe, healing environment.

Jenna Stanley, Teen Program Administrator, explains how the academic program supports each adolescent client so they can stay on track with school while they focus on recovery.

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Explore Our Facility

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Specialized Support for Growing Minds + Bodies

Our adolescent program features a dedicated living and treatment cottage, licensed educators to ensure academic continuity, and a comprehensive family therapy component. Every element — from therapeutic activities to emotional support — is designed to meet teens where they are and help them heal, guided by specialized staff.

Magnolia Creek’s accreditation from the Joint Commission reflects rigorous, independently verified standards of care for every client.

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Eating Disorder Treatment Designed for Students

Magnolia Creek understands the unique stressors faced by students who are struggling with eating disorders. That’s why we offer specialized programming for high school and college students. By providing academic support as well as compassionate, individualized eating disorder treatment, we help students find a path to lasting healing and recovery.  

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Meet Our Team

Our exceptional team is guided by dedicated leaders who inspire every clinician, medical director, nurse practitioner, and staff member, ensuring the highest standard of compassionate, expert care.

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Janifer Stallworth, MS, NCC

Lead Therapist

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Kelly Moore

Therapist

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Rachel Cannon, MS, LMFT

PHP Coordinator

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Jenna Stanley

Teen Program Administrator

Voices from Our Community

"In my eyes, this place saved my 14-year-old daughter's life."

Family-centered care, transformational healing

At Magnolia Creek, our family therapy program educates, supports, and advocates for loved ones, creating a safe, nurturing space where families connect, communicate, and heal together — strengthening bonds essential for lasting recovery.

Flexible Payment Options

Magnolia Creek strives to make treatment accessible by offering a number of payment options and working closely with each client to find a payment method that meets their needs.

In-network insurance providers:

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RESOURCES FOR PARENTS

Let's Be Honest

What's holding you back from seeking treatment?

How can parents overcome guilt + shame when children need treatment?

How can parents overcome fear in helping their children get into treatment?

It can be hard for parents to face the reality of a child’s illness.

Renew your hope at Magnolia Creek.

Contact us today or complete our form to connect with an admissions specialist who will guide you to the right program. Healing is just a call away.

Your privacy is our priority. All communication is completely confidential.

Residential treatment + PHP for eating disorders + co-occurring conditions in Alabama.

Kelly Moore

Therapist

Kelly Moore is an individual therapist at Magnolia Creek. She earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in human services from the University of Montevallo and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Alabama.

With over five years of experience in mental health, Moore has worked in both acute hospital and residential settings with adults and adolescents (ages 11–17). She has treated clients facing impulse control issues, low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, hallucinations, delusions, and co-occurring disorders.

Moore takes an integrative approach to therapy, drawing from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and psychodynamic therapy to best support each client’s needs.

Rachel Cannon, MS, LMFT

PHP Coordinator + Therapist

Rachel Cannon serves as the PHP coordinator and a primary therapist at Magnolia Creek. In her coordinator role, she oversees the daily clinical and administrative operations of the partial hospitalization program (PHP) and collaborates across disciplines to support seamless client transitions.

As a primary therapist, Cannon works individually with clients to explore negative thought patterns, strengthen self-worth, and support lasting recovery. She draws on evidence-based approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).

Cannon has experience treating individuals with substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, grief, and relational challenges. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in human development and family studies, with a specialization in marriage and family therapy, both from the University of Alabama.

Jenna Stanley

Teen Program Administrator

Jenna Stanley serves as the teen program administrator, overseeing clients’ continued education during their treatment. She holds bachelor’s degrees in psychology, history, and education from Samford University. She is passionate about helping clients discover their strengths and reach their full potential in the classroom.

At Magnolia Creek, Stanley fosters a warm and supportive learning environment tailored to each client’s individual goals. Her academic interests include social-emotional learning, Greek mythology, Feudal Japan, neuroscience, and civics. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, spending time with loved ones, and working on puzzles.

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Can you have an eating disorder and be vegan?

Yes. Learn how Magnolia Creek’s specialized program supports clients with an established vegan lifestyle.