Sarah Virginia S.
5/31/2017
I originally came for a one-month stay but I enjoyed it so much I decided to stay for longer. The highlight was the customer service but overall I enjoyed all aspects! Food 3/5 Overall the food...
The Emily Program - Douglas - Durham, North Carolina
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615 Douglas St Ste 500
Durham, NC 27705
The Emily Program - Douglas, located in Durham, North Carolina, specializes in comprehensive treatment for eating disorders, offering a range of services including inpatient, residential, day, outpatient, and virtual care for individuals of all ages. Their approach emphasizes personalized care and support, addressing various eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and more, while ensuring a compassionate environment for recovery.
In addition to treatment, The Emily Program provides resources and support for families, educational opportunities for professionals, and community outreach initiatives. Committed to fostering recovery, their expert care team is dedicated to helping individuals navigate their journey toward healing and wellness.
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2.513 reviewsAnonymous A.
10/6/2024
Speaking from personal experience, I sought eating disorder treatment from this center and left worse than I arrived. Please do your research before you or a loved one admits to this location....
Sarah C.
3/17/2024
I sought help for my daughter. I allowed her to go there to see what it would be like. Within hours, during which she primarily slept, they recommended a very strong medication for bipolar and...
abby l.
7/15/2024
as someone with experience with other eating disorders facilities, this is the worst treatment i've ever received. the staff here is completely ignorant, authoritative, and undereducated. over...
Mary T.
12/26/2020
This place doesn't care about their patients whatsoever. This place is poorly run and extremely understaffed. If you want to feel like you are in a prison instead of in recovery this is the place...
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