About Us

Virtue offers medically supervised treatment for individuals struggling with severe food restriction, body image distortion, and extreme weight loss associated with anorexia.

Comprehensive care is provided for those experiencing cycles of bingeing and purging, helping them restore physical health and emotional balance.

Treatment focuses on addressing obsessive behaviors around “clean” or “healthy” eating that interfere with daily functioning and well-being.

Individuals receive therapeutic support to overcome compulsive overeating and emotional eating patterns that impact mental and physical health.

Virtue’s approach helps clients manage chronic overeating behaviors linked to stress, trauma, or emotional triggers.

Specialized therapy is offered for the repeated regurgitation of food, often tied to anxiety or developmental concerns.

Care targets both the physical effects and underlying psychological issues related to the misuse of laxatives for weight control.

Integrated treatment supports individuals with type 1 diabetes who manipulate insulin for weight loss, addressing both eating disorder and medical risks.

Treatment involves cognitive and behavioral strategies to reduce obsessive thoughts and distorted self-image tied to body appearance.

A flexible, individualized treatment plan is developed for those whose symptoms don’t fit neatly into other diagnostic categories.

Virtue helps clients expand their food choices and overcome fear-based or sensory-related food avoidance.

Clients receive personalized care for disordered eating patterns that require clinical attention but lack a specific diagnosis.

We provide tailored treatment for less common or overlapping eating disorders that fall outside standard diagnostic categories.

Our integrated approach addresses both eating disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions for complete, whole-person healing.

CBT helps clients identify and reframe negative thought patterns that lead to disordered eating behaviors.

DBT equips individuals with skills in emotional regulation, mindfulness, and distress tolerance to reduce self-destructive eating behaviors.

MI fosters intrinsic motivation for recovery by helping clients resolve ambivalence and set meaningful goals.

ACT guides clients to accept difficult emotions while taking committed actions aligned with their values and recovery.

FBT empowers families, particularly for adolescents, to take an active role in restoring healthy eating and supporting long-term recovery.

IPT addresses how relationship challenges, grief, or life transitions contribute to eating disorders and promotes healthier social functioning.

ERP reduces food-related anxiety by helping clients gradually confront feared foods and break avoidance patterns.

Structured mealtime support provides a safe environment to help clients relearn normal eating patterns and reduce food-related fear.

Licensed dietitians work closely with clients to develop balanced, individualized meal plans and restore healthy nutritional habits.

Group therapy fosters peer support, shared healing, and community connection throughout the recovery journey.

Art therapy offers a nonverbal outlet for exploring emotions, trauma, and body image issues through creative expression.

Music therapy engages clients in healing through sound, rhythm, and songwriting to promote emotional release and relaxation.

Meditation therapy promotes mindfulness, self-awareness, and inner calm, helping clients manage anxiety and stay grounded.

Yoga therapy enhances body awareness, self-acceptance, and emotional balance through movement, breathwork, and mindfulness.

24/7 structured care in a supportive environment with medical, nutritional, and therapeutic support.

Flexible care that allows clients to continue daily life while receiving ongoing therapy and support.

Daytime treatment with therapy, supervised meals, and medical support, while returning home at night.

Structured therapy and support several days per week with the flexibility to live at home.

Safe, compassionate care for clients with a history of trauma.

Therapies proven effective, including CBT, DBT, ACT, FBT, and ERP.

Healing the mind, body, and spirit through mindfulness, yoga, art, and more.

Specialized eating disorder treatment for veterans with military-related trauma or co-occurring conditions.

Confidential, trauma-informed care for police, firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics.

Affirming, inclusive treatment for LGBTQIA+ individuals.

Developmentally appropriate care with family and academic support for teens ages 11–17.