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Eating Disorder Treatment in Fort Worth, TX (Mind Matters)

1701 River Run suite 1118, Fort Worth, TX 76107, USA

Office Hours

  • Monday9am — 5pm
  • Tuesday9am — 5pm
  • Wednesday9am — 5pm
  • Thursday9am — 9pm
  • Friday9am — 5pm
  • SaturdayBy Appointment Only
  • SundayClosed

Individual providers may offer expanded appointment hours. Please call (214) 305-8910 for availability.

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Why Choose Geode Health for Eating Disorder Treatment in Fort Worth (Mind Matters)?

At Geode Health, our commitment is unwavering, providing compassionate and effective eating disorder treatment that encourages recovery and enduring positive change. Within our walls, experienced therapists create a supportive environment, guiding individuals through the complexities of disordered eating.

Opt for Geode Health when seeking eating disorder treatment in Fort Worth (Mind Matters), transcending conventional approaches. Our therapists uphold personalized care as a priority, employing evidence-based practices to support your journey towards a healthier relationship with food, body image, and overall well-being.

Our providers in Fort Worth, TX (Mind Matters)

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Oladele Adebogun, MD, FAPA., FASAM

Outpatient Psychiatrist

I am a Psychiatrist and have been providing mental health services for 24 years in… View Oladele Adebogun’s profile

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Jacob Torre, MPAS, PA-C

Physician Assistant

I am a Physician Assistant and have been providing mental health services for 3 years… View Jacob Torre’s profile

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Britney Haymond, PA-C, MPAS, CAQ-Psych

Physician Assistant

I am a Physician Assistant and have been providing mental health services for 4 years… View Britney Haymond’s profile

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Julie Delafield, LPC, LMFT Associate

Therapist

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Andrew Infinger, LPC

Therapist

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Sonya Mack, PA-C

Physician Assistant

I am deeply committed to destigmatizing mental health and psychiatric medicine, ensuring that these essential… View Sonya Mack’s profile

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Vivek Poudel, PMHNP, RN

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

As an experienced psychiatric nurse practitioner, I offer compassionate care, utilizing my years of experience… View Vivek Poudel’s profile

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Belen Parga, LPC

Therapist

I work with children and adults to address mental health concerns and walk them from… View Belen Parga’s profile

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Stefanie Klintworth, LCSW

Therapist

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In-person or online appointments available with our providers in Fort Worth, TX (Mind Matters)

In contrast to numerous “virtual-only” mental healthcare providers today, Geode Health has a physical presence in the communities we serve. This presence enables us to conduct in-person monitoring for patients with complex needs, safely prescribe medications that others can’t, and provide access to the latest treatments.

Additionally, for added convenience, we offer the option to connect with providers online via secure video visits. Both visit types are easily bookable and manageable online, with availability within a week or less.

Frequently Asked Questions About Eating Disorders

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Eating disorder treatment at Geode Health is a meticulous form of specialized care, addressing the physical, emotional, and psychological facets of disordered eating. Whether it’s anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating disorder, our therapists collaborate with individuals, developing a comprehensive treatment plan that nurtures recovery.

At Geode Health, personalized eating disorder treatment is offered, addressing various conditions, including anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Our therapists employ evidence-based approaches such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to promote healthier relationships with food, body image, and overall well-being.

Our eating disorder treatment encompasses a range of therapeutic modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), support groups, and family therapy. These approaches address the complex factors contributing to disordered eating behaviors.

Yes, Geode Health provides outpatient eating disorder treatment allowing individuals to receive comprehensive care while maintaining their daily routines. Our therapists work collaboratively with clients to support their journey to recovery.

Absolutely. Geode Health’s therapists are adeptly trained to address mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and trauma, commonly associated with eating disorders. Our comprehensive care model at Geode Health aims to tackle the interconnected nature of mental health concerns.

Geode Health actively supports individuals in cultivating a healthy relationship with food and their bodies through personalized therapy sessions, nutritional counseling, and support groups. Our overarching goal is to foster positive changes in attitudes and behaviors surrounding food and body image.

Yes, family therapy is an integral component of eating disorder treatment at Geode Health. We recognize the importance of involving family members in the recovery process to create a supportive environment for lasting positive change.

To access eating disorder treatment at Geode Health, individuals can reach out to our intake team for a confidential assessment. Our team will work with you to match you with a licensed professional experienced in eating disorder care.

Bulimia nervosa is a mental health condition characterized by cycles of binging (eating a large amount of food in a short period of time) and purging (getting rid of the food by vomiting, using laxatives, or exercising excessively). People with bulimia may be normal weight, underweight, or overweight. The condition can be very harmful to physical and mental health.

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