Anorexia Treatment
Reconnect With Your Body, Rebuild Strength, and Begin Lasting Recovery
Anorexia nervosa is a life-threatening eating disorder rooted in emotional pain, fear of weight gain, and distorted self-perception. The relentless drive for control through food restriction, over-exercise, or purging can severely impact both physical health and mental stability—especially when substance use is present.
At Evolutions Detox Recovery Center, we provide care for anorexia only when it coexists with substance use, recognizing how closely these challenges are linked. Through an integrative, dual-diagnosis approach, our team helps clients restore physical health, rebuild self-esteem, and heal their relationship with food and themselves.
"We treat these conditions in conjunction with substance use, not independently."
Understanding Anorexia Nervosa
Anorexia goes beyond dieting—it’s a complex mental health disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and relates to their body. The desire for control over food often serves as a coping mechanism for deeper emotional struggles, such as trauma, anxiety, or low self-worth.
Common Indicators Include:
Extreme restriction of food intake or obsessive calorie counting
Fear of weight gain despite being underweight
Distorted body image or preoccupation with appearance
Over-exercise or use of laxatives, diuretics, or diet pills
Physical symptoms like fatigue, thinning hair, or irregular heartbeat
Emotional withdrawal, irritability, or mood instability
When paired with substance use, anorexia becomes even more dangerous, as both issues reinforce feelings of shame and self-punishment. Our approach addresses these underlying patterns with compassion and structured, evidence-based support.
Restoring Health and Confidence Through Integrated Dual-Diagnosis Care
Compassionate, Comprehensive Healing That Honors Mind and Body
Why Choose Evolutions Detox Recovery Center for Anorexia Treatment
At Evolutions Detox Recovery Center, we believe recovery from anorexia and substance use is possible when both are treated with empathy, precision, and ongoing care.
