Residential Program
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Eating Recovery Center’s Residential program is designed for patients that need 24-hour support, but that no longer require the medical support and stabilization at the same intensity as the Inpatient program. The Residential program offers round-the-clock observation and support, as well as daytime medical and psychiatric supervision. A structured schedule incorporates groups, community meetings and individual therapy to model a recovery-based daily structure to help patients overcome their destructive routines, rules and behaviors.
The Residential program focuses on helping patients understand the factors that are maintaining their eating disorders and gain recovery skills. Evidence-based clinical interventions that enhance behavioral change include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), while experiential therapies include art, psychodrama, movement and yoga. Patients also participate in relaxation groups.
Within the step-down model of care, the Residential program offers medically stable patients a highly structured and supportive 24-hour treatment environment. Patients and treatment teams are able to test recovery in real-world situations, including meal and activity outings as well as day and weekend passes, to identify recovery challenges and determine readiness for entry into a lower level of care with more autonomy.
Residential Program Medical and Clinical Leadership

Emmett R. Bishop, Jr., MD, FAED, CEDS
Founding Partner and Medical Director of Adult Services

Enola Gorham, LCSW, CEDS
Clinical Director of Adult Services

Carolyn Jones, RN, LPC, CEDS
Director of Nursing



