FAQs

Is the Recovery Day Program currently operating?

As of October 31, 2009, the program is closed.  Please check back for updates.

Who can be admitted to the Eating Disorders Intensive Recovery Day Program?

Men and women aged 18 yrs and older who have been diagnosed with an eating disorder according to DSM-IV criteria. Clients must be medically and psychiatrically stable and free of substance abuse/dependence for at least 3 months. Clients must be seeking treatment on a voluntary basis.

How long do clients stay in your Intensive Recovery Day Program?

The program is geared towards helping a participant achieve and learn how to maintain recovery within six (6) months upon entering the program.

How do clients get admitted to your Recovery Day Program?

Download our application package to get more information. Go to the program tab above and click on the information page link.

How many clients are in your Programs?

We have up to six clients in our Intensive Recovery Program at one time.

Is support available when clients have completed the Intensive Recovery Program?

Recognizing that recovery from eating disorders is a long-term process, we offer a
comprehensive After Care Program for clients who have successfully completed the Day Program.
According to their Individualized After Care Plan, clients return to the Recovery Day Program each week for some of their meals, and for pre- and post-meal group support. Clients continue regular visits with our Medical Director for monitoring of physical and psychological well being.
Clients in our After Care Program are encouraged to be involved in their recovery community, and particularly to work with newcomers, since such involvement strengthens and enhances their personal recovery.

What help is available to family members of clients?

Our staff provides family members with information on eating disorders and the recovery process in our Program. Recognizing the tremendous impact that eating disorders can have on families, our staff is also available to provide support to families. As well, appropriate referrals are made to other community resources that might be of assistance to family members. Our clients may invite family members and friends to their monthly recovery celebrations.

What are the fees?

Click here to contact the Society for further information.

Are there other costs involved?

Clients are responsible for their own living arrangements, transportation, and cost of medications.

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