Inner Haven Wellness

For many adolescents, eating disorder symptoms do not always look like a crisis from the outside.

A teen may still be going to school, attending activities, or saying they are “fine,” while struggling with food rules, anxiety around meals, body distress, or increasing isolation.

A higher level of care may be worth exploring when outpatient support no longer feels like enough to interrupt the cycle.

At Inner Haven Wellness, our adolescent PHP and IOP programs provide structured, compassionate eating disorder care with therapy, nutrition support, supported meals and snacks, family involvement, and medical oversight when clinically appropriate.

If you are supporting an adolescent who may need more than weekly outpatient care, our admissions team can help talk through next steps.

Call 608-982-0980 for a free assessment and insurance benefits verification.

Setting boundaries is a key part of eating disorder recovery. Boundaries protect your energy, restore self-trust, and create space for healing.

Our latest post explains how clear boundaries support lasting recovery and what boundaries look like in real life! Read more below.

How to Set Healthy Boundaries When Coping with an Eating Disorder Coping with an eating disorder? Learn how to set healthy boundaries to create safety, stability, and crucial space for your recovery journey.