Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Take a 360 tour of our Binge Eating and Recovery Treatment program.
Those who struggle with loss of control eating often “diet” and then blame themselves for their “failure” to manage their behavior. Many people don’t realize binge eating, compulsive overeating, night eating or “food addiction” can be forms of an eating disorder that require specialized medical and therapeutic care.
We understand how isolating it can feel to struggle with food and your weight—and that it’s not as simple as we’d like to think to forge a healthy relationship with the two.
Our Approach
Our innovative Binge Eating Treatment & Recovery (BETR) Program goes beyond diet and exercise, integrating evidence-based strategies to address the true causes of disorder eating behaviors. Our medically-supported programming is rooted in non-diet weight management and fuses mental health, dietary support and education, exercise/movement, and medical management to support lasting recovery for adults and adolescents.
Through our comprehensive treatment program, we normalize eating patterns, treat binge eating related medical problems, manage stress, improve health-related quality of life issues, and establish deeper connections with others.
While weight loss is not specifically a goal of treatment, it is a likely outcome of eliminating compulsive behaviors and stabilizing medical comorbidities. Our goal is to help you achieve a healthier, happier quality of life when you return home.
Family Involvement
Overeating impacts whole families. With accurate information, family members can support their loved one’s recovery, including healthy, sustainable lifestyle changes. Our Family Support Program emphasizes education and skill building through multi-family therapy, education, process groups and supported meals.
Our Experts
Our dedicated team includes obesity medicine specialists, exercise physiologists, therapists and psychiatrists who specialize in eating disorders.
Our Binge Eating Treatment and Recovery Program has earned a reputation for excellence in the treatment of overeating and related conditions by providing quality care to our patients, engaging families and involving referring professionals for over 12 years. We are committed to helping you identify and change what is standing in the way of more controlled eating, and to develop a better relationship with food, activity and your body so that you can recover the life you deserve.
eatingrecoverycenter.com
Take a 360 tour of our Binge Eating and Recovery Treatment program.
Those who struggle with loss of control eating often “diet” and then blame themselves for their “failure” to manage their behavior. Many people don’t realize binge eating, compulsive overeating, night eating or “food addiction” can be forms of an eating disorder that require specialized medical and therapeutic care.
We understand how isolating it can feel to struggle with food and your weight—and that it’s not as simple as we’d like to think to forge a healthy relationship with the two.
Our Approach
Our innovative Binge Eating Treatment & Recovery (BETR) Program goes beyond diet and exercise, integrating evidence-based strategies to address the true causes of disorder eating behaviors. Our medically-supported programming is rooted in non-diet weight management and fuses mental health, dietary support and education, exercise/movement, and medical management to support lasting recovery for adults and adolescents.
Through our comprehensive treatment program, we normalize eating patterns, treat binge eating related medical problems, manage stress, improve health-related quality of life issues, and establish deeper connections with others.
While weight loss is not specifically a goal of treatment, it is a likely outcome of eliminating compulsive behaviors and stabilizing medical comorbidities. Our goal is to help you achieve a healthier, happier quality of life when you return home.
Family Involvement
Overeating impacts whole families. With accurate information, family members can support their loved one’s recovery, including healthy, sustainable lifestyle changes. Our Family Support Program emphasizes education and skill building through multi-family therapy, education, process groups and supported meals.
Our Experts
Our dedicated team includes obesity medicine specialists, exercise physiologists, therapists and psychiatrists who specialize in eating disorders.
Our Binge Eating Treatment and Recovery Program has earned a reputation for excellence in the treatment of overeating and related conditions by providing quality care to our patients, engaging families and involving referring professionals for over 12 years. We are committed to helping you identify and change what is standing in the way of more controlled eating, and to develop a better relationship with food, activity and your body so that you can recover the life you deserve.
eatingrecoverycenter.com



![What Recovery Day Means to Me: Sunnie
[Transcription]
There are many lives and many paths to healing. My family found our path to healing through working with the Eating Recovery Center staff in Denver, Colorado, and the Woodlands, Texas.
My name is Sunnie, and I’m a member of the Recovery Ambassador Council for the Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight.
As I have supported my daughter on her journey to recovery, I have learned that although the pathway may be hard at times, it is made much easier when you surround yourself with good people who are dedicated to helping you on your way.
About Recovery Day:
On Recovery Day we celebrate the hard work of seeking recovery & mental health. Recovery Day’s theme, “Many Lives, Many Paths to Healing” allows each of us to celebrate where we are on our own mental health journey. Some of our paths feel barricaded by trees and roots, while others of us see more clear trail markers to our destination. And yet here we are to celebrate another year. The path of you. The path of me. The courage that it has taken to continue on this journey and those who have supported the path to recovery along the way. What Recovery Day Means to Me: Sunnie](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hB7kvRGK35s/mqdefault.jpg)






