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Patients diagnosed with eating disorders are required to obtain medical clearance for outpatient eating disorder treatment. 

Release of information form to share protected health information (PHI) and HIPAA compliance for coordination with other members of care team.

Clinicians, therapists, and dietitians are encouraged to consult with the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) and/or eating disorder experts in their respective fields of practice. The mission of the AED is to advance eating disorder prevention, education, treatment, and research by expanding the global community of committed professionals. 

The National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) works to advance research, build community, and raise awareness to support the nearly 30 million Americans who will experience an eating disorder in their lifetimes. Whether you have been personally affected, by an eating disorder or care about someone who has,NEDA is here to help!

The National Alliance for Eating Disorders ("The Alliance") is the leading national non-profit organization providing education, referrals, and support for all individuals experiencing eating disorders, as well as their loved ones. Learn more about support groups. 

For many individuals challenged with an eating disorder and seeking care, they can feel they aren't "sick enough" to merit treatment. In "Sick Enough," Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani provides a comprehensive, easy-to-understand review of medical issues related to eating disorders. 

Meet Stacey Venneman, functional and integrative eating disorder nutritionist. Stacey has over 30 years working with clients in nutrition and wellness. Stacey holds a B.A.Sc. in Clinical Psychology, a M.S. in Food, Nutrition and Related Services and will complete her second masters degree in August of 2025 in M.S. in Functional and Integrative Nutrition.

Nutritionists, using science-backed information about food and the body’s nutritional needs, are able to challenge misinformed and irrational thinking about food and weight while addressing nutritional needs.

If you're considering harming yourself or taking your own life, seek help immediately. In the U.S., you can call or text 988 to reach a suicide and crisis hotline 24 hours a day.

The Psychiatric Intervention Program (PIP) is a 24/7 mental health screening and emergency service center in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It is part of AtlantiCare Behavioral Health.