Eating Recovery Center Dallas

ERC Dallas’s residential program lights the way for medically stable adults, adolescents (ages 13 to 17), and children (ages 8 to 12) of all genders to recover from eating disorders. Patients receive 24-hour support—including continued observation and daytime medical and psychiatric supervision—from a team of experts who specialize in eating disorders and other co-occurring mental health conditions. Through personalized plans that include therapy, education, medical support, and family involvement, ERC helps patients achieve optimal physical and mental health.

Thrive with a Comprehensive, Personalized Approach

Patients at ERC engage in evidence-based therapies and develop recovery skills for real-world situations. Individual, group, and family therapy sessions give patients the chance to explore what matters most to them, build coping skills, and gain insight from peers who share their struggles. Registered dietitians provide supportive, structured meal planning that emphasizes balance, variety, and flexibility.

Feel Comfortable in Healing Surroundings

Located in a family-friendly community, ERC’s residential facility is a safe, nurturing environment. Patients stay in cozy bedrooms. A state-of-the-art teaching kitchen provides hands-on experience with meal planning and emotional regulation, and an inviting café allows patients to practice mindful eating during mealtimes. ERC Dallas has nearby apartments that can be used for either adult or child/adolescent partial hospitalization program (PHP) patients.

Continue Outpatient Care Just Steps Away

With day treatment and intensive outpatient programs also on site, ERC Dallas’s step-down model of care provides convenient support at every phase of recovery. Their day programs run 5-7 days a week and give time to practice skills in real life. For added flexibility, intensive outpatient (IOP) care is offered three evenings a week, allowing patients to continue school, work, or family life while receiving therapy, nutritional counseling, and supported meals.