Eating Disorder Therapy Services

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Experiential Therapies That Work

Our various therapy opportunities bring the unique and impactful benefit of experiential learning into our treatment programs. Our Indiana eating disorder therapy services are part of our holistic treatment approach. Specifically, they work to affect physical, emotional, spiritual and mental health during the process of recovery from eating disorders, such as anorexia or bulimia.
Read about art therapy used during eating disorder treatment

Art Therapy

We want to allow people to express and explore thoughts and feelings beyond just using words.

Equine Therapy

This approach helps with self-awareness, stress relief, decision-making skills, and behavioral changes through direct and purposeful contact with our horses.

Yoga

We provide a safe, non-competitive space for clients to clear their minds, breathe deeply, and be present.

Group Therapy

Collaborating with a diverse group of women who share similar feelings and experiences battling an eating disorder is a powerful vehicle to achieving lasting recovery.

Individual Therapy

One of the primary goals of these sessions is to develop skills and techniques to help manage emotions in a healthy way.
Read about relaxation time used during eating disorder treatment

Relaxation Time

Our schedule and environment are specifically designed for intentional rest – physically, emotionally, and mentally.

Hear From Our Alumni

Hear from Maggie about how treatment at Selah House and specifically group therapy helped her on the road to recovery from her eating disorder.

Healing is enhanced by having fun and building healthy relationships

One of the goals of relaxation time is to help relieve stress, which can be increased during activities involving food, after meals, as well as while learning how to manage and process emotions. As a part of your individual treatment plan, you will have intentional time for rest and relaxation in one of our cozy homes, and outdoors in the tranquil countryside. Our campuses provide access to wooded areas, large pastures, a pond, hammocks in beautiful gardens, and other outdoor living areas.

Selah’s schedule and environment are specifically designed for intentional rest – physically, emotionally, and mentally. Rest can also take place in the form of having fun and retreating together with other residents, through games, group meals, movie nights, and other group activities. Healing is enhanced by relaxation, especially when in a safe and accepting environment.

The Selah Journey

Our time together begins with a conversation to help us tailor the best program for your needs. Once you are here, we support you physically, emotionally and spiritually, every day. Through our excellent clinical team, specialized therapies, group and individual counseling sessions and space to rediscover yourself, we provide a safe and loving environment to set you up on the best path for a successful, long-term recovery.

Initial Conversation

The first step, which can feel like the most challenging, is contacting us at Selah House. Whether you merely want to inquire about information or you’re ready to commit to treatment, our caring staff is waiting to get to know you and walk with you on this journey to recovery. Rest easy knowing the love and care of our team begins with every single email and phone call.

Assessment & Cost

Woman smiling Our admission team conducts an initial assessment over the phone or in person. Therefore, we can best understand the unique and comprehensive needs of each individual. This conversation will involve discussing personal and often difficult information. We will schedule this for a time when you are in a private and safe location, with the ability to speak honestly and freely about your situation.
In addition to an overall assessment, our admission team will contact your insurance providers to inquire about benefits. We are in-network with most major health insurance plans and will work on your behalf with your insurance company to fully develop a detailed financial plan to ensure the proper care is received.

Coming to Selah for Indiana Eating Disorder Therapy Services

Leaving your family and home for Indiana eating disorder therapy services can be a mixture of emotions. The decision to leave what is familiar and travel to a new location can be a challenge, but it is also a fresh start. Upon your arrival, you can expect a group of people who are excited to meet you and help you settle into your new home.
Our team of specialists will help you settle into your room and meet the other residents. You will complete the final paperwork and a comprehensive medical and psychiatric evaluation, and our team will be with you every step of the way.

Life at Selah

Life at Selah begins with building meaningful, authentic relationships with both staff and other Selah clients. You will experience a wide variety of therapies such as art therapy, body image and equine therapy, and other purposefully designed activities and outings. Amidst laughter, fun, and fellowship, there is also intentional time for rest, relaxation, and personal reflection. You receive multiple avenues of support through individual and group-level therapy. Furthermore, you will engage in regular communication with family through phone calls, weekend visits, and family therapy sessions.

Treatment

Specifically, our high staff-to-patient ratios are crucial in facilitating a successful recovery process. Our team of experts will guide you through a custom treatment plan that utilizes a combination of treatment modalities to improve your physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

Our multi-disciplinary treatment teams consist of a psychiatrist, medical doctor, therapists, dietitian, nurse, equine specialist, chaplain, recovery care specialists, intake coordinator, and our aftercare alumni coordinator. All of our team members are passionate about engaging you with compassion, understanding, and without judgement.

Individual therapy plans are put in place with your involvement and comprise of effective treatment interventions.

Commencement

Your last day at Selah is a moment of celebration. At this time, staff and other clients encourage and support you in your transition back to your home. We develop a clear plan to continue your treatment at a lower level of care with your local support. We also spend time with your family, when appropriate, to make sure everyone is as prepared as can be for your return.

Aftercare

We emphasize sustained recovery by helping you learn the needed skills while in treatment, offering step-down levels of care to prepare you for leaving, and ongoing support as alumni of our program.
A step-down option allows clients to test their learned skills in a safe and supported environment before returning home. This approach provides the highest level of support for sustained recovery.
Our comprehensive aftercare planning ensures you are connected to a support team at home. This includes finding you a therapist and dietitian in your local community. Our goal is your sustained recovery. Providing a seamless continuity of care is the foundation.

Staying Connected

Often, leaving Selah can be one of the most challenging steps in lasting recovery. In this case, you are separating from a place of continual love and support, and returning to the outside world. We recognize this challenge and prepare you for the transition to life after our Indiana eating disorder therapy services. We will continue to stay in touch with you and offer resources, encouragement, and self-care tips reinforcing the messages you received during your time with us. Contact us today at 765-442-3551 to learn more about Selah House.

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REVIEWED BY

Kate Fisch, LCSW

Kate Fisch is the AVP of Clinical Operations for Odyssey’s Eating Disorder Network. With 17 years of clinical leadership and direct client care experience in the eating disorders field, she has a history of innovation, clinical training, and resource development in a variety of eating disorder treatment settings supporting families, clients, and clinicians.
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