Columbus Park’s Approach to

Eating Disorder Treatment


→ Evidence-Based Therapies
→ Decades of Experience
→ Focused on Full Recovery

How We Approach Treatment

We believe in treatment that is active, individualized, and grounded in your real life.

→ We break the eating disorder cycle

What first contributed to the development of an eating disorder may be different from what keeps it going today. We identify and change the patterns maintaining it now.

→ We focus on meaningful progress

Treatment goes beyond insight. Our approach is structured, evidence based, and focused on making meaningful changes in symptoms, behaviors, and everyday functioning.

→ We bring change into daily life

Recovery happens beyond the therapy room. Sessions are collaborative and goal oriented, with a focus on translating what we work on into everyday life.

→ We prioritize change from the start

Early progress can help build momentum for recovery. Our Early Change Model is designed to support meaningful improvements within the first few weeks of treatment.

What Makes Our Approach Different

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Evidence-Based Treatments for Eating Disorders

Illustration of a brain with a light bulb and the text "CBT-E" indicating a therapy for eating disorder behaviors.
Icon of a toolbox with tools and a bottle, next to the text 'DBT' and a right arrow. Below, a description reads 'A skills focused therapy to regulate emotions and reduce disordered eating behaviors.'
Logo featuring a family inside a house with a heart above them, next to the letters FBT, and a right arrow, with the text 'Family-Based Treatment, the gold standard for children & teens with eating disorders'.
Illustration of vegetables with the text "CBT-AR" and a description about therapy for food variety and ARFID.
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