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Birmingham, Alabama
Insurance Accepted$23,250 - $48,05030 - 62 days
A Center for Eating Disorders provides tailored treatment for women with eating disorders and substance abuse, offering diverse therapies and evidence-based programs for holistic recovery.
A Center for Eating Disorders provides tailored treatment for women with eating disorders and substance abuse, offering diverse therapies and evidence-based programs for holistic recovery.
Though a Center for Eating Disorders works with women who have that eating disorder diagnosis, a lot of their clients suffer from substance abuse as well and need specific treatment programs that address that abuse. Available treatment options include group and individual therapy, medical services, medication management, nutritional guidance, cooking classes, spirituality groups, yoga, expressive arts, experiential therapies, and exercise. Clients also have access to a wide array of evidence-bas...
Though a Center for Eating Disorders works with women who have that eating disorder diagnosis, a lot of their clients suffer from substance abuse as well and need specific treatment programs that address that abuse. Available treatment options include group and individual therapy, medical services, medication management, nutritional guidance, cooking classes, spirituality groups, yoga, expressive arts, experiential therapies, and exercise. Clients also have access to a wide array of evidence-based programs like acceptance and commitment therapy, CBT, skill development, emotion regulation, DBT, EMDR, motivational interviewing, and more. Each of these therapies works together to treat the client as a whole and to provide them with coping skills and healthy habits that promote long-term sobriety once the program has ended.
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Though a Center for Eating Disorders works with women who have that eating disorder diagnosis, a lot of their clients suffer from substance abuse as well and need specific treatment programs that address that abuse. Available treatment options include group and individual therapy, medical services, medication management, nutritional guidance, cooking classes, spirituality groups, yoga, expressive arts, experiential therapies, and exercise. Clients also have access to a wide array of evidence-based programs like acceptance and commitment therapy, CBT, skill development, emotion regulation, DBT, EMDR, motivational interviewing, and more. Each of these therapies works together to treat the client as a whole and to provide them with coping skills and healthy habits that promote long-term sobriety once the program has ended.
Highly experienced and caring staff in the field of eating disorders.
The facility feels like a second home with strong support for patients.
Drawbacks
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Staff provides personal and professional care.
Highly experienced and caring staff in the field of eating disorders.
The facility feels like a second home with strong support for patients.
Drawbacks
Recent Reviews
February 27th, 2022
ACED traumatized me more than i was already traumatized before starting treatment. the staff harassed me after hours. my therapist, who was a member of the staff, sent absolutely INSANE things to me via text, while claiming she had her “sobriety” the messages below don’t really reflect that and i know she still works there. it’s been years since this has happened and i’m finally ready to talk about it. this place should be shut down. they care more about the staff than the patients. SERIOUSLY...
February 27th, 2022
ACED traumatized me more than i was already traumatized before starting treatment. the staff harassed me after hours. my therapist, who was a member of the staff, sent absolutely INSANE things to me via text, while claiming she had her “sobriety” the messages below don’t really reflect that and i know she still works there. it’s been years since this has happened and i’m finally ready to talk about it. this place should be shut down. they care more about the staff than the patients. SERIOUSLY DON’T WASTE TIME HERE!!! please go somewhere that can actually help you. i am since in recovery, but this place nearly COST ME MY LIFE!!!!! they aren’t even worth the one star. EXCEPT the nurses. they are all absolutely amazing and want to see you succeed. as for the rest of them, I SHOULD’VE SUED.
February 27th, 2022
I didn’t leave ACED on good terms, and they weren’t even vaguely helpful with attempting medication continuity, but this was actually the best treatment center I’ve been to, to date, and definitely opened me up to the work I needed to be doing in individual therapy. I do not regret a single second spent there and often fall back on my meal plans from ACED when life starts getting overwhelming again. For me it was a life changing experience, despite not finishing the program. Would be 5 stars ...
February 27th, 2022
I didn’t leave ACED on good terms, and they weren’t even vaguely helpful with attempting medication continuity, but this was actually the best treatment center I’ve been to, to date, and definitely opened me up to the work I needed to be doing in individual therapy. I do not regret a single second spent there and often fall back on my meal plans from ACED when life starts getting overwhelming again. For me it was a life changing experience, despite not finishing the program. Would be 5 stars if they had returned any of my phone calls regarding med continuity instead of leaving me entirely to the mercy of the psychiatrist I hadn’t seen in 10+ years. I was on Effexor, and that is gnarly to withdraw from.
February 27th, 2020
They are uncomfortable dealing with issues regarding people of color. They hold the staff’s feelings to a higher regard than the emotions and stressors of the patients. They go directly against the doctor’s recommendations where it suits them. Please be weary when sending your loved one here if you believe inclusivity is a factor in healing.
February 27th, 2020
They are uncomfortable dealing with issues regarding people of color. They hold the staff’s feelings to a higher regard than the emotions and stressors of the patients. They go directly against the doctor’s recommendations where it suits them. Please be weary when sending your loved one here if you believe inclusivity is a factor in healing.
February 27th, 2021
If I could give negative stars, I absolutely would. Michelle is a ball of nothing but rudeness, disrespect and negativity. I would absolutely stay as far away from this place as possible.
February 27th, 2021
If I could give negative stars, I absolutely would. Michelle is a ball of nothing but rudeness, disrespect and negativity. I would absolutely stay as far away from this place as possible.
August 27th, 2023
the most safe and accepting place i’ve ever been
August 27th, 2023
the most safe and accepting place i’ve ever been
February 27th, 2022
honestly food was terrible and they would make you eat whatever they made even if it made you gag. But other than that it was swaggy and makdaddy is bae.
February 27th, 2022
honestly food was terrible and they would make you eat whatever they made even if it made you gag. But other than that it was swaggy and makdaddy is bae.
February 27th, 2021
Have known the ACED staff for many years and have always been impressed with their personal and professional care of others. They are the benchmark.
February 27th, 2021
Have known the ACED staff for many years and have always been impressed with their personal and professional care of others. They are the benchmark.
February 27th, 2018
There is not a more caring or experienced staff treating eating disorders in the U.S. Cannot say enough good things about A Center for Eating Disorders.
February 27th, 2018
There is not a more caring or experienced staff treating eating disorders in the U.S. Cannot say enough good things about A Center for Eating Disorders.
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An average of $775 per day, for 30-62 days
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Aetna, BlueCross / BlueShield, Humana, Magellan
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