Two weeks of virtual summer support. A lifetime of difference.
Whether you’ve been through eating disorder treatment or are struggling with obsessive thoughts about food or body image, this virtual program offers support that works with your summer plans.
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Virtual Summer Intensive
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Get the support you need, right where you are.
Our Summer Intensive program is offered in 15 states, where we also offer Virtual Intensive Outpatient treatment. Patients must be physically located in one of these states in order to participate in programming. Don’t see your state? Give us a call at 877-825-8584 to discuss other treatment options that may be right for you.
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Florida
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Maryland
- Michigan
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- South Carolina
- Texas
- Virginia
- Washington
- Wisconsin
Support that fits your summer — and lasts beyond it
Program dates and details
Children and adolescents (ages 12+):
- June 9 - June 19
- July 7 - July 17
- August 4 - August 14
Adults (ages 18+):
- June 23 - July 3
- July 21 - July 31
- August 18 - August 28
Session schedule: Mon., Tues. and Thurs. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. MT.
Child and adolescent track
- Three group therapy sessions with a supported meal
- One individual or family therapy session
- One session with a registered dietitian to talk through eating habits and goals
- Support and education for parents or caregivers
- Access to a secure mobile app (Recovery Record) for tracking progress and communication
- Coordination with any outpatient providers involved in your child’s care, if needed
Adult track
- Three group therapy sessions with a supported meal
- One individual therapy session
- One nutrition therapy session with a registered dietitian
- Education and support for loved ones
- Access to Recovery Record — a secure app for tracking your experience and goals
- Coordination with any outpatient providers, if needed
Struggling to stay on track after treatment?
Two weeks can help prevent eating disorder relapse.
Setbacks in recovery are common — but it doesn’t mean progress is lost. A short-term boost in care can help you:
- Catch returning symptoms early, before they become harder to manage
- Reinforce structure, accountability and consistent meals
- Talk through what’s been challenging and explore new ways to respond
- Practice eating disorder relapse prevention strategies with real-time guidance
- Reconnect with peers who understand what you’re going through
By addressing returning symptoms and current challenges, you’ll build upon the progress you made in treatment and maintain your recovery.
Come as you are.
We’ll get you where you need to go.
Proven virtual treatment
Since 2016, more than 11,000 patients have received care through Eating Recovery At Home — with outcomes that
match in-person programs.
Care from licensed professionals
Each session is guided by licensed therapists and registered dietitians who specialize in eating disorders, with
oversight from nationally recognized clinical leaders.
Support that lasts for life
We stay connected with you, your family and providers from day one — offering access to more than 2,000 online
resources to help you maintain progress long after the program ends.
You don’t have to do this alone.
And more importantly, you shouldn’t.
Whether you’re taking the first step or looking for a short-term reset, the leading eating disorder support network in the nation is here — backing you every step of the way. Two weeks can change everything.
We are in-network with all major commercial insurance providers
Our At Home Virtual Summer Intensive Program accepts most major commercial insurance plans. Although we do not accept government-funded insurance plans like Medicaid for this summer intensive, we invite you to explore our other programs that match your needs and coverage.
Call us at 877-825-8584 for details
Relapse prevention starts with recognizing the signs
Symptoms can return at any point in recovery. That doesn’t mean progress is lost — but if they become harder to manage, it may be time to consider more support than outpatient care can provide.
Signs that additional support may be needed to prevent relapse:
- Skipping meals or social situations where food is involved
- Avoiding foods that were previously reintroduced
- Thinking more often about weight, food or body image
- Feeling more anxious, overwhelmed or down than usual
- Using old behaviors to cope with stress
- Telling oneself or others that things are fine, even when they’re not
- Becoming more rigid about exercise or movement routines
- Spending less time with friends, family or people in one’s support system
- Canceling therapy sessions, nutrition appointments or follow-ups
- Falling behind on errands, chores or daily routines
- Sleeping less or neglecting personal care without a clear reason
Ready to get started or refer a patient?
Get StartedShort-term care built for summer schedules — and lasting impact
In just two weeks, our registered dietitians deliver targeted nutrition support for every eating disorder.
This program will:
- Address returning eating disorder symptoms
- Reinforce and build on progress made in treatment
- Reduce the risk of returning to a higher level of care
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Trusted virtual care
Since 2016, more than 11,000 patients have received At Home virtual intensive outpatient care, with published outcomes showing measurable clinical progress.
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Licensed professionals lead the way
Every session is run by licensed therapists and dietitians under direct clinical supervision.
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Support at every step
We coordinate with patients, families and providers from day one — and offer over 2,000 online resources designed to educate, empower and sustain recovery for life.
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Eating Recovery Center is accredited through the Joint Commission. This organization seeks to enhance the lives of the persons served in healthcare settings through a consultative accreditation process emphasizing quality, value and optimal outcomes of services.
Organizations that earn the Gold Seal of Approval™ have met or exceeded The Joint Commission’s rigorous performance standards to obtain this distinctive and internationally recognized accreditation. Learn more about this accreditation here.
