Lara K.
8/29/2023
The Emily Program adolescent PHP in Columbus helped our daughter immensely. We are so fortunate to have a program like this so close to home. Intensive therapy all day every day, five days a...
The Emily Program Eating Disorder Treatment Center - Columbus
Closed
(5)
Photos
8001 Ravines Edge Ct
Columbus, OH 43235
The Emily Program offers comprehensive treatment services for individuals struggling with eating disorders, providing inpatient, residential, day, outpatient, and virtual treatment options tailored to adults, teens, and children. With locations across several states, including Ohio, the program emphasizes a personalized, evidence-based approach and expert medical care for a wide range of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder.
In Cleveland Heights, the program features a state-of-the-art residential facility designed to promote healing in a supportive and homelike environment. Integrated therapies, nutritious meals, and on-site medical and psychological professionals ensure that clients receive well-rounded care, addressing both eating disorders and related mental health issues.
Generated from the website
Also at this address
Reviews
4.05 reviews
Emma H.
3/23/2023
The Emily Program actually helped me way more than I thought it would. I went into this program scared, nervous, and worried. I thought that there was no such thing as recovery until I came here....
renee p.
11/10/2022
This program saved my child's life. My teen struggled with an eating disorder. They treat your child with a team of specialists. Everyone there was AMAZING to my daughter. We could not recommend...
Janice S.
5/16/2023
While no program is perfect, this program saved me from myself. I learned so much and connected with so many great people, both clients and staff. I am in outpatient treatment now and I attend a...
Jeanna H.
7/10/2023
TEP sets you up to fail. They put a Bandaid on the problem and it's not surprise that most of the people in there are repeats. Your program stepped me down to IOP before I was clinically...
See a problem?
