An eating disorder is a potentially life-threatening, complex illness, often with underlying issues that need to be addressed in order to get well. There are several different types of eating disorders, each with serious consequences for health, productivity and relationships.
Getting Treatment
Eating disorders are treatable and there are a number of program options, working with different types of professionals ranging from mental health professionals to physicians to dietitians.
Treatment programs design plans for each individual and their specific needs, and vary from person to person; families are often involved in the recovery process. Check our resources for more information.
Supporting Family, People in Your Care and Peers
Support for Parents/Caregivers of Individuals with Eating Disorders
General Information on Eating Disorders Treatment
Referral Required?
Not required
Contact Us
Regional Eating Disorder Liaison
Can assist in locating eating disorder resources
Crystal Frost
250-519-7700 ext. 17117
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