Mirasol Eating Disorder Recovery Centers

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3661 N Campbell Ave

Tucson, AZ 85719

+1 (888) 520-1700

http://www.mirasol.net

Mirasol Eating Disorder Recovery Centers, founded by Jeanne Rust in 1999, pioneered an innovative residential treatment program that integrated alternative therapies for eating disorders. Initially launched with a modest investment, Mirasol flourished for over two decades, setting a benchmark for the integrative treatment of anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and co-occurring conditions.

Despite closing its doors in 2021 due to challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, Mirasol's legacy continues through its commitment to providing vital resources and information for individuals and healthcare providers seeking treatment based on the Mirasol method. The center emphasized the importance of holistic approaches, combining more than just traditional therapies to support healing for individuals and families affected by eating disorders.

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Janelle S.

11/7/2015

The staff is amazing and all work together with you for mind, body and soul healing. They are very into natural means of healing and treating food disorders, depression, alchoholism, etc... The...

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Judy D.

3/23/2021

I can't begin to tell you how much I love this place. I have almost 3 months free of Ed behaviors. I couldn't be where I am today without Mirasol. They have a gentle, holistic approach to...

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Nicole F.

5/9/2021

A loved one of mine recently attended the Mirasol inpatient programs and continued into their part time outpatient program. She is currently involved in after therapy counseling. Well it seemed to...

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Emily C.

1/12/2020

Mirasol actually cares about the individual and really focuses on their needs in their recovery. I've been to countless other programs around the country and I never really step foot into recovery...

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Audry M.

11/11/2020

So the idea is great and the staff are all really nice. However, management is flawed and they are horribly understaffed. There were times when the only staff was the nurse, staff had to stay late...

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Mirasol Eating Disorder Recovery Centers

Mirasol Eating Disorder Recovery Centers, founded by Jeanne Rust in 1999, pioneered an integrative approach to the treatment of eating disorders, offering a residential program that initially emphasized alternative therapies. Over two decades, Mirasol set the standard for effective treatment of anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and co-occurring conditions, distinguishing itself from other facilities through its holistic methodology. The center closed in 2021 due to the challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic, but it continues to provide valuable resources for healthcare providers and individuals affected by eating disorders. Mirasol remains committed to supporting families and loved ones impacted by these conditions, acknowledging the collective need for healing. Generated from the website

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