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Well Behavioral Health Introduces Specialized Trauma and Eating Disorder Treatment Track

Well Behavioral Health is set to expand its Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) with the introduction of the Trauma and Eating Disorder Treatment Track, launching on May 5, 2025. This innovative program aims to provide a comprehensive treatment approach, combining trauma-focused support with specialized assistance for individuals experiencing eating disorders.

A New Holistic Approach to Healing

The new treatment track uniquely integrates structured groups specifically targeting trauma with personalized support for eating disorders. This model not only addresses the co-occurrence of these challenges but also facilitates a more personalized healing process for clients.

Greta Gleissner, Co-Founder and CEO of Well Behavioral Health, emphasizes the importance of this integrated approach: “This track is designed for clients who need support treating both trauma and an eating disorder — not one or the other. We’ve created a program that meets people where they are, blending structure with flexibility and clinical depth with real-world sustainability.”

Customized Treatment Plans

Central to the program is the flexibility it offers to clients. Participants will have access to essential trauma-specific groups, including:

• - Finding Solid Ground
• - Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) Stuck Points
• - Somatic Resourcing
• - Trauma 101

In addition to these foundational groups, clients can customize their treatment schedules based on their individual needs that may include:

• - 1-2 supported meal groups per IOP day
• - Eating disorder psychoeducation and process groups
• - Weekly treatment planning sessions
• - Weekly nutrition counseling sessions

Ideal Candidates for the Program

This specialized track is aimed at clients who are medically stable and do not require inpatient or residential care, thereby making it a suitable option for those seeking outpatient support while managing trauma and eating disorder symptoms simultaneously. Referrals are currently being accepted by the organization, and interested parties can find more information on their website or by contacting their admissions team.

About Well Behavioral Health

Well Behavioral Health is dedicated to providing client-centered mental health services that prioritize holistic well-being. By combining trauma-responsive care with tailored eating disorder support, they are committed to facilitating recovery that fosters connection, resilience, and clinical excellence.

For those looking to learn more about the new Trauma and Eating Disorder Treatment Track or to make a referral, visit www.wellbh.com or reach out via email at [email protected]

As mental health becomes an increasingly critical aspect of overall health, initiatives such as this one by Well Behavioral Health highlight the necessity of integrated approaches that cater specifically to the needs of those grappling with complex challenges. With the launch of this new track, they are poised to continue making significant contributions to mental health care and support.