Welcome to Reasons Eating Disorder Center where we understand that there are reasons for your eating disorder and the thoughts that make it difficult for you to see your life any other way. These reasons may be powerful and hard to change. We hope to help you discover new reasons and develop new thoughts.
Reasons EDC, located in Los Angeles, California, offers eating disorder treatment programs for adolescents and adults who suffer from Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge-Eating, ARFID, and other related forms of disordered eating. We offer inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient programs for the treatment of eating disorders. We are a gender inclusive treatment program.
We are excited to announce that Reasons Eating Disorder Center and Fremont Hospital are now accepting patients in our new Adolescent Eating Disorder Inpatient Program. Our intention is to bring the well established Reasons clinical program to the East Bay, supported by both evidence and clinical wisdom with a strong emphasis on intensive family involvement as partners in the treatment and recovery process.
Reasons is sponsoring a survey in partnership with NEDA and The Trevor Project focused on mental health—specifically eating disorders and suicide—and provide critical information on the needs of LGBTQ+ youth. It is available to folks 13-24 years old, of all genders and sexualities.
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"You have given me the opportunity to have my own life. You have given me reason to trust people. I have something to offer the world. “Gratitude” just doesn’t say enough. “Thank you” definitely isn’t enough. One day I hope to give back, to do for others what you have done for – and with – me". -former patient
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