Eating disorders

The Eating Disorder Outreach Program offers intake and assessment interviews, individual and family treatment, referrals to specialized eating disorder programs in Ontario and community education to support patients and their families.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (CBT-AR) is a psychological treatment designed for individuals with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Treatment is completed individually and focused to an individual's specific eating concerns.

CBT-T is Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for adults with non-underweight eating disorders.

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Eating disorders (CBT-E) is a psychological treatment designed for individuals with eating disorder psychopathology. Treatment is completed individually and focused to an individual's specific eating concerns.

This program provides preventative and educational outreach including presentations on topics of self esteem, body image, media literacy, and eating disorders.

Specialized Diagnostic Assessment measures the severity of the eating disorder diagnosis. It consists of a structured interview based on the DSM-V criteria for eating disorders, followed by the administration of psychometric tests and medical assessment with the Nurse Practitioner. The Specialized Diagnostic Assessment is administered before and after each treatment. The Specialized Diagnostic Assessment is the first step and required prior to admission to treatment.

In partnership with the Bulimia Anorexia Nervosa Association (BANA), the Windsor Essex Community Health Centre, Teen Health site and Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH) The Windsor Essex Intensive Outpatient Program for Eating Disorders (WEIOP) offers a variety of groups and individual sessions, along with supervised meal support to assist in one's journey towards achieving normalized eating. This is done by addressing both nutritional and psychosocial problems. This service has been developed to address the needs of individuals who require treatment for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other specified feeding or eating disorders.

This program provides central intake and referral for outpatient clinical eating disorders support in Windsor-Essex county.

The Regional Eating Disorders Program provides specialist outpatient eating disorders assessment and treatment to individuals and families. All participants of the eating disorder program need to be medically monitored either by their general practitioner or a nurse practitioner. Adults are offered treatment through a CBT-e (enhanced cognitive behaviour therapy) program. For individuals under the age of 17, an individualized treatment plan is devised involving CBT-e and family-based treatment.

The Regional Eating Disorders Program provides specialist outpatient eating disorders assessment and treatment to individuals and families. All participants of the eating disorder program need to be medically monitored either by their general practitioner or a nurse practitioner. Adults are offered treatment through a CBT-e (enhanced cognitive behaviour therapy) program. For individuals under the age of 17, an individualized treatment plan is devised involving CBT-e and family-based treatment.

Medical surveillance is provided to youth who have been diagnosed or need to be assessed for diagnosis of an eating disorder. This program has access to a nurse practitioner.

Medical surveillance is provided to youth who have been diagnosed or need to be assessed for diagnosis of an eating disorder. This program has access to a nurse practitioner.

Medical surveillance is provided to youth who have been diagnosed or need to be assessed for diagnosis of an eating disorder. This program has access to a nurse practitioner.

Therapy, treatment, and referral services are provided for individuals affected by eating disorders and/or body image concerns.

The Regional Eating Disorders Program provides expertise in the assessment and treatment of children and youth who present with severe and complex eating disorders. The program includes an inpatient unit, a partial hospitalization program, a day treatment program and outpatient services. The day treatment program offers ten treatment spots. Services include medical and nutritional management, group therapy and therapeutic milieu, and meal support.