Maybe you don’t meet all the clinical criteria, but you know you need help.
Any kind of disordered eating that interrupts life and adversely impacts health and wellness deserves proper support.
You may be experiencing subclinical conditions that manifest themselves through disruptive eating patterns.
When that happens, often you are suffering quietly.
Subclinical disordered eating can be just as serious as an eating disorder that meets clinical criteria. We help everyone – atypical anorexics, low-frequency bingers, low intensity bulimics, orthorexics – get back on track.
People with disordered eating patterns or behaviors may express many of the same symptoms displayed by anorexia, bulimia or binge eating patients, but at lower intensities and combinations – also known as subclinical levels.
Behavioral and emotional symptoms of disordered eating include, but are not limited to:
Physical symptoms of disordered eating include, but are not limited to:
At Backcountry Wellness, we offer an evidence-based, fully integrated treatment model, custom designed to meet your specific needs. You’ll receive options for individual, family, and group therapy, complementary therapeutic supports such as yoga, mindfulness, sound healing therapy, nutritional and behavioral counseling, and 24/7 support to help you meet your goals and live a healthy life.
If you think you have a disordered relationship with food, we are here for you. If you are not sure, we can help you figure that out.
Together, we will make a plan.
Our evidence-based treatment can help you find a peaceful relationship with food.