Well Behavioral Health Introduces Enhanced IOP Services
Well Behavioral Health is taking a significant step forward in mental health care by launching a new Trauma & Eating Disorder Treatment Track as part of its Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). This innovative program combines crucial trauma-informed care with specialized eating disorder support to create a dynamic and supportive healing environment.
Integrated Approach for Comprehensive Healing
The new track is designed to address the complex needs of individuals who experience both trauma and eating disorders. By merging elements from existing programs, Well Behavioral Health aims to provide clients with a comprehensive treatment option that promotes holistic wellness. This approach ensures that clients do not need to choose between treating trauma or their eating disorder, but can focus on both simultaneously.
Key Components of the New Track
Clients enrolled in the Trauma & Eating Disorder Treatment Track will participate in targeted trauma-specific groups. These sessions are essential in helping individuals confront and process their experiences, and they include:
1. Finding Solid Ground
2. Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT): Stuck Points
3. Somatic Resourcing
4. Trauma 101
Personalized Treatment and Support
In addition to group therapy, Well Behavioral Health empowers clients to customize their treatment schedules according to their unique needs. This flexible structure allows for:
1. 1–2 supported meal groups each IOP day
2. Eating disorder psychoeducation and process groups
3. Weekly one-on-one treatment planning sessions
4. Weekly nutritional counseling sessions
Expert Guidance from Experienced Professionals
Greta Gleissner, Co-Founder and CEO of Well Behavioral Health, expressed her enthusiasm for the new track: "This program is specifically designed for individuals who need comprehensive support for both trauma and eating disorders. We wanted to offer a program that genuinely adapts to individual needs, combining structured care with the necessary flexibility for clients to thrive."
Admission Criteria and Referral Process
The Trauma & Eating Disorder Treatment Track is tailored for clients who are medically stable and do not require inpatient or residential care. Interested individuals or referring professionals are encouraged to reach out to Well Behavioral Health to learn more about the admission process and treatment options available. For more information, please visit their official website or contact the admissions team directly.
About Well Behavioral Health
Well Behavioral Health (WBH) is dedicated to providing client-centered outpatient mental health services that comprehensively care for individuals. Their unique focus on trauma-responsive care coupled with individual eating disorder support sets WBH apart, ensuring that clients can build their journey to recovery on a strong foundation of structure, connection, and clinical excellence.
Contact for Media Inquiries
For media inquiries or additional information, please contact Kelly Harris, Director of Admissions & Growth Strategy. She is available to provide insights into the new program and answer any questions you may have.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new program offered by Well Behavioral Health?
The program is a Trauma & Eating Disorder Treatment Track integrated into their Intensive Outpatient Program, providing support for clients dealing with both issues.
Who is eligible for this new treatment track?
The track is designed for individuals who are medically stable and do not need inpatient or residential treatment.
What types of therapy are included in the program?
The program includes specialized trauma-focused groups and personalized meal support, among other services tailored to clients' needs.
How can someone refer a client to this program?
Referrals can be made through Well Behavioral Health's official website or by contacting their admissions team directly for more information.
What differentiates Well Behavioral Health from other facilities?
WBH focuses on trauma-responsive care combined with individualized support for eating disorders, creating a unique and comprehensive recovery environment.
