What is Evidence-Based Treatment?

Evidence-based treatment refers to therapies and interventions that have been rigorously researched, tested, and shown to be effective in treating eating disorders. These treatments go beyond temporary symptom relief — they target the underlying thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that drive disordered eating.

At Virtue Recovery, evidence-based treatment is the foundation of everything we do. From therapy sessions to nutritional counseling and holistic healing practices, our programs are guided by proven methods tailored to each client’s unique needs.

5 Benefits of Evidence-Based Treatment

Proven Effectiveness

Backed by years of scientific research and clinical success.

Individualized Care

Therapies are tailored to each client’s needs and recovery goals.

Holistic Healing

Evidence-based methods are integrated with nutritional and holistic care.

Reduced Risk of Relapse

Long-term skills and strategies support ongoing recovery.

Trust & Transparency

Families and clients know treatment is grounded in trusted science.

Do I Have an Eating Disorder?

If you’re concerned about your symptoms, click below to take our eating disorders quiz.

How Evidence-Based Treatment Works at Virtue Recovery

  • Individual Therapy – One-on-one sessions using CBT, DBT, ACT, or MI.

  • Group Therapy – Peer support combined with evidence-based practices.

  • Family Therapy – Involving loved ones through FBT and education.

  • Nutritional Counseling – Led by dietitians using research-backed strategies.

  • Holistic Therapies – Mindfulness, yoga, and art therapy to support evidence-based care.

Luxury Evidence-Based Care

Virtue Recovery provides evidence-based treatment in a luxury environment designed for comfort and healing. Clients benefit from private accommodations, chef-prepared meals, and holistic therapies that complement our clinical excellence.

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Our Las Vegas Luxury Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment Center

Our inpatient program provides intensive, 24/7 support with daily access to evidence-based therapies. Clients receive medical monitoring, supervised meals, and a structured therapy schedule proven to promote recovery.

Our Las Vegas Outpatient Eating Disorder Treatment Center

Our outpatient program allows clients to continue living at home while receiving flexible, evidence-based therapy.

Outpatient services include:

  • Individual therapy using CBT, DBT, or ACT

  • Group therapy with evidence-based techniques

  • Nutritional counseling and meal support

  • Relapse prevention strategies

  • Family involvement and education

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Our Las Vegas Adolescent / Teen Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment Center

Evidence-based treatment is especially effective for adolescents. Our Teen Inpatient Program provides therapies adapted to the developmental needs of teens.

Program highlights include:

  • Family-Based Therapy (FBT) for parental involvement

  • CBT, DBT, ACT, and ERP tailored for teens

  • Academic support to maintain school progress

  • Peer support groups for connection and resilience

  • 24/7 medical and therapeutic supervision

Frequently Asked Questions

It means the treatment is backed by scientific research and proven to work.

All eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, ARFID, diabulimia, and OSFED.

Holistic therapies (like yoga or art) complement but do not replace evidence-based therapies. They are integrated to support whole-person healing.

Ask if the program uses therapies like CBT, DBT, ACT, FBT, and ERP. These are gold-standard treatments for eating disorders.

Yes. Research shows adolescents respond particularly well to therapies like FBT, CBT, and DBT.

Glossary of Terms for Evidence-Based Treatment

Therapies proven effective through research.

Therapy targeting harmful thoughts and behaviors.

Therapy focused on emotional regulation.

Therapy for values-based recovery.

Family-centered adolescent treatment.

Therapy that builds internal motivation.

Therapy to reduce food fears and compulsions.

Therapy focused on relationships.

Treatment sensitive to past trauma.

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