Selah House

Surrounded by 78 acres of peaceful Indiana countryside, Selah House helps adolescent girls and adult women ages 12 and older recover from anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other eating disorders. As part of the Odyssey Eating Disorder Network, Selah House offers inpatient treatment, residential treatment, and partial hospitalization programming (PHP). Separate tracks for teens and adults allow clients to connect with peers in similar stages of life and recovery.

Where Faith and Recovery Meet

Selah House combines evidence-based treatment with faith-based support for clients who want to incorporate spirituality into their recovery. Clients can participate in spiritual counseling, Bible studies, worship services, and chaplain support alongside individual therapy, group therapy, nutrition counseling, and medical care. Clients strengthen life skills and rebuild healthy relationships with food through meal planning, preparation, and shared dining experiences.

Healing Beyond the Therapy Room

Recovery extends beyond traditional therapy sessions. Clients build confidence, trust, and self-awareness through equine-assisted therapy while developing practical skills. Hands-on experiences help clients strengthen their relationship with food, process emotions, and practice recovery skills in everyday situations.

Community, Family, and Lifelong Support

Clients stay in warm, home-like residences with shared bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, and inviting communal spaces. Teens receive academic support from an on-site teacher who coordinates with schools and families, while loved ones participate in family therapy and educational programming. Recovery support continues after treatment through personalized aftercare planning, alumni and family support groups, recovery-focused events, and online communities that help clients stay connected long after they return home.