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Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
The Eating Disorders Program (EDP) at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas (PHD) is committed to providing quality care for adult females/males who suffer from anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. The PHD EDP offers comprehensive treatment from a top teaching hospital that provides the highest quality medical care available. Our EDP offers inpatient, partial hospitalization and outpatient services with the following treatment options:•Individual and group counseling•Psychological evaluation and intervention•Therapeutic meals•Medical supervision•Relapse prevention•Living skills education•Family and relationship support•Nutritional counseling•Recreational and art therapy•Medication management•Aftercare supportThe EDP multidisciplinary treatment team at PHD is comprised of caring, highly trained and culturally diverse staff members of both genders who specialize in Eating Disorders. The disciplines represented include psychiatry, psychology, nursing, dietetics and nutrition, art therapy and recreational therapy, all under the medical leadership of Urszula Kelley, M.D.Tailored to meet the needs of each patient, the program offers inpatient, day hospital and patient aftercare services. A complete medical workup is performed on every patient, including bone densitometry and echocardiogram as needed. Medical specialists with expertise in the treatment of eating disordered patients, such as cardiologists, are also available as needed.The PHD EDP philosophy:•We treat individuals who exhibit the symptoms of an eating disorder as defined by accepted diagnostic criteria.•We only accept individuals for inpatient treatment who require the temporarily increased support and structure that the hospital setting provides.•We believe that the hospitalization of an individual for treatment of an eating disorder will inevitably effect family members. We also suggest that family factors may have much to contribute to a successful recovery program. Therefore, we expect family involvement in treatment activities.•We expect that patients admitted to the program will acknowledge their own illness and take responsibility for their recovery and for the value of their treatment.•Successful treatment depends on the patient's commitment to honesty with self and others.•Professional, comprehensive care for all patients is provided regardless of race, creed or color.PHD is part of Texas Health Resources, a faith-based healthcare system.
Dallas 75231
USA
Richard Best, M.Ed., Director
(214) 345-7355
(214) 345-2682
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