Monday, October 23, 2017

Recovery is Possible – Eating Disorder Treatment Center

It is possible to recover from an eating disorder and lead a normal, healthy life. Charlotte Sandy, a Remuda Ranch alumni, was recently married. She wanted us to share her story with you. Charlotte writes: “At age 13, I developed anorexia and struggled with it for 10 years. After one failed treatment attempt and multiple relapses, I entered residential treatment for the last time in November 2009.




That journey included tears, support from my team, and support from new friends as well. I met my best friend, Janine, in treatment. Although she is Canadian and lives 2000 miles away, we have stayed close and have gone through significant milestones together.

I got married on September 1st to someone whose love I never would have accepted in my eating disorder. Janine was my maid of honor, so in this wedding picture, we took pictures of where everything started for us—with Ensure!
We have made it so far in recovery, and I want to share this picture around to show others that recovery is possible! Nothing is perfect of course, but my life is so different than it was in the darkness of my eating disorder.”

We wish Charlotte the best in her marriage, and we love that her life includes Janine, her recovery friend.
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Friday, October 13, 2017

Binge Eating Disorder Treatment Centers


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We are extremely proud of our medical staff at Remuda Ranch at The Meadows. Their dedication to patient care and treatment is what makes the Remuda Ranch at The Meadows such an effective treatment program.

Remuda Ranch at The Meadows offers an acute level of care as well as inpatient and residential programming in a safe, nurturing environment. Our treatment is led by a well-qualified multidisciplinary team that is dedicated to providing assistance and support 24 hours a day.



Patients who enter our program can rest assured knowing that they are receiving the best care possible throughout their stay. During the early phase of recovery, patients often discover physical and mental health symptoms for the first time. These symptoms may not be new, but they were often masked or relieved by the eating disorder. The keen assessment skills of our nurses and medical staff helps in this early phase and throughout the course of our patients' treatment.

Dedicated To Your Care

Remuda Ranch at The Meadows nursing and medical staff can help individuals suffering eating disorders discover a higher quality of life. We offer a comprehensive holistic treatment that focuses on healing all aspects of the mind, body, and spirit. We invite you to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment. For additional information about our programs, please call to speak to an Intake Coordinator at 866-332-0836 or complete the form below and we will contact you with the information you need.

Monday, October 9, 2017

Eating Disorder Help For Your Child


Fortunately, warning signs do exist for both anorexia and bulimia. If you suspect your daughter is heading toward an eating disorder, please get help immediately. First, consult with your primary care provider, and if indicated, consider outpatient treatment with a therapist who specializes in eating disorders. However, if your daughter has an eating disorder, has been in therapy for many months and is simply not improving, please consider allowing us to provide the care that she requires.
We understand that the idea of inpatient or residential treatment may be daunting, but sometimes, that is what it takes to save a life. The truth is, far too many women and girls die from eating disorders.
If your daughter requires inpatient treatment, please trust us with her care. We can absolutely guarantee that she will receive the best possible treatment in an environment of compassion, love and support at Remuda Ranch at The Meadows.eating disorders

Monday, October 2, 2017

Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment



Despite the best care, certain patients simply cannot overcome an eating disorder in an outpatient environment. They require intensive or residential treatment. If you have a client or patient in need of a higher level of care, please call our Admissions Department. Or have her, or a family member, contact us. Our admissions representatives can provide all the information required to make inpatient and residential treatment as accessible and affordable as possible.

Remember, our goal is your goal: to give each woman or girl the best possible chance for complete recovery.

Through inpatient and residential treatment, we can get her on the road to recovery and return her to you for outpatient care. In the weeks and months ahead, the two of you can complete the journey together.