emilyprogram.com (888) 364-5977 What is The Emily Program? The Emily Program provides comprehensive, personally tailored treatment for eating disorders. We treat anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, and EDNOS, including compulsive overeating. Our multidisciplinary team approach offers an array of treatment options for all genders and ages. We know eating disorders. Founded in 1993, our staff has extensive experience treating eating disorders. Many of our compassionate, understanding staff have had personal experiences with eating disorders. We know hope. We respond to the whole person. In addition to core psychological, nutritional, medical, and psychiatric treatment elements, we incorporate specialized approaches. Options include: chemical dependency services, trauma recovery, yoga, creative therapies, massage and acupuncture therapies, LGBTQ support, and mindfulness-based interventions. Conveniently located. Services are available at multiple locations in Minnesota and Washington. An array of appointment and program times are available Monday–Saturday. Lodging options are available for out-of-town clients receiving intensive treatment in Minneapolis-St. Paul and Seattle. Comprehensive, evidence-based practice. Psychological and nutritional interventions are grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family–Based Treatment (FBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and supportive psychotherapy. These interventions are incorporated throughout Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Partial Hospital Program/Intensive Day Treatment, and Residential levels of care. 24/7 care. Our residential programs, located in St. Paul, MN, deliver structured, medically-monitored 24/7 care to female and male adolescents and adults. Adolescents and young adults are cared for at our 10-bed Anna Westin House-Adolescent and Young Adult. Adults receive care at our 16-bed Anna Westin House. Both Anna Westin Houses are set in safe, charming residential neighborhoods, close to shops and services offering real-life practice in recovery skills. Recovery is possible. We are committed to helping individuals and families lead whole, joyful lives. The Emily Program’s vision is a world of peaceful relationships with food, weight, and body image, where everyone with an eating disorder can experience recovery. To get more information or refer a client, contact us at (888) 364-5977. Outpatient Locations: Minnesota: Minneapolis/St. Paul (multiple locations), Duluth Washington: Seattle, Spokane Residential Facilities: Minnesota: Anna Westin House & Anna Westin House Adolescent and Young Adult Insurance Accepted: The Emily Program works with the following insurers: Minnesota Blue Cross Blue Shield GHC Health Partners (Specialty Network) Humana Medica (United Behavioral Health) Minnesota Medicaid Medicare MMSI Patient Choice Preferred One America’s PPO SelectCare TRICARE/Triwest UCare Washington Premera Regence SHIP SHIP PLUS GAIP Asuris Aetna UBH/Medica/Optum First Choice emilyprogram.com emilyprogram.com (888) 364-5977 Programs At a Glance The Emily Program offers a continuum of developmentally appropriate treatment options for children, adolescents, and adults. Children and Adolescents Outpatient For individuals in need of weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly outpatient services. • • • • Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) For individuals in need of a higher level of care that includes more structure and support. Intensive Day Programs (IDP)/ Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) • • • • • • • • • For individuals stepping out of residential care or in need of more structure and support than IOP provides. Residential Programs Anna Westin House-Adolescent and Young Adult (AWHA) & Anna Westin House (AWH) For individuals who need 24/7 supervision and care. • • • • • • Individually tailored treatment plan Individual and family sessions with a therapist, dietitian, psychiatrist and/or physician Family-Based Therapy (FBT) trained providers Group options for adolescents and families Available at: • • • • • • Adults • • • • Frequency: 3-4 days/week; 2-4 hours/day Focused therapeutic group intervention for adolescents and families Therapeutic meals Weekly family participation enhances development of recovery and relapse prevention skills Available at: • • • • • Frequency: 5-6 days/week; 6-8 hours/day Structured therapeutic meals and group therapy Regular family participation enhances development of coping and recovery skills Psychiatric assessment, medication management, and medical monitoring Integrated school services coordinated with client’s home school Available at: • • • • • Frequency: 24-hours per day/7-days per week Licensed 10-bed facility for adolescent and young adult males and females Around-the-clock monitoring Structured schedule of nutritional rehabilitation and therapeutic interventions Regular family participation in therapeutic meals, groups, and FBT Integrated school services coordinated with client’s home school • • • • • • • • • • • • Individually tailored treatment plan Individual sessions with a therapist, dietitian, psychiatrist and/or physician Family and support people involved in treatment, when possible Multiple group therapy options available Available at: • • • • • • • Frequency: 3-4 days/week; 3 hours/day Group-based intervention provides enhanced therapeutic support and symptom interruption Therapeutic meals Emphasis on recovery and relapse prevention skills practice Available at: • • • • • • • Frequency: 5-7 days/week; 6-11 hours/day Structured therapeutic meals, experiential challenges and cooking experiences Group therapy for development of emotion regulation and relapse prevention skills Psychiatric assessment, medication management, and medical monitoring Lodging accommodations available for Minneapolis-St. Paul and Seattle programs Available at: • • • • Frequency: 24-hours per day/7-days per week Licensed 16-bed facility for males and females, ages 18+ May serve as an alternate to hospitalization 24/7 monitoring and support Structured schedule based on individual medical, psychological, and nutritional needs Family involvement is strongly encouraged Monthly Family Week strengthens recovery promoting support skills Optimal length of stay at AWH and AWHA includes achieving adequate symptom management, nutritional rehabilitation, and recovery of weight and health parameters. Most residents transition to IDP/ PHP or IOP when leaving residential treatment to support the continued development of relapse prevention and recovery promoting skills and experiences. Location color legend: • 2265 Como • 2230 Como • St. Louis Park • Woodbury • Burnsville • Duluth • Spokane • Seattle To get more information or refer a client, contact us at (888) 364-5977. emilyprogram.com