Get structured, evidence-based eating disorder care from the comfort of home. Our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (V-IOP) provides the same clinical support and accountability as in-person treatment, delivered securely online and anchored at our Weatherford outpatient facility in Texas.
We provide specialized care for all types of eating disorders across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
A restrictive eating disorder marked by fear of weight gain and distorted body image, requiring comprehensive medical, nutritional, and therapeutic care.
An eating disorder involving cycles of binge eating and compensatory behaviors, often driven by emotional distress and body image concerns.
Characterized by repeated episodes of eating large amounts of food with a sense of loss of control, without compensatory behaviors.
Recurrent episodes of overeating driven by emotional distress rather than physical hunger. Treatment helps address emotional triggers, reduce shame, and develop healthier coping strategies.
Persistent distress about perceived flaws in appearance that impact daily life. Treatment focuses on improving body image and reducing obsessive thoughts through structured therapeutic support.
An unhealthy fixation on eating “clean” or “healthy” foods that leads to rigid rules and anxiety around meals. Treatment promotes flexibility, balanced nutrition, and a more sustainable relationship with food.
An eating disorder occurring alongside conditions such as anxiety, depression, or trauma. Treatment addresses both concerns together to support lasting recovery and emotional stability.
Includes avoidant or restrictive eating patterns and other specified feeding or eating disorders that require individualized treatment approaches.
We work with most major insurance providers and offer flexible payment plans
Our admissions team will verify your insurance benefits at no cost and help you understand your coverage.
Our virtual IOP program consists of three groups a day. Groups are offered Monday – Friday, 9 am – 12 pm CST. You can choose the days that work best for you. Each group will last 50 minutes with a 10-minute break in between. Each day will start off with a process group, followed by a rotation of CBT, DBT, and nutrition education groups.
Upon admission, clients will undergo initial evaluations with both a doctor and a psychologist within 24 to 48 hours. Afterward, appointments will be scheduled either bi-weekly or at least once a month, depending on individual needs and preferences.
Additionally, a lead nurse will remain accessible around the clock to address any questions or concerns that clients may have.
As part of our enhanced care approach, we provide each client with blood pressure cuffs and blind weight scales, such as the Shapa scale. These will be shipped to every client. During their weekly nutrition sessions with the dietitian, clients will step on the scale, and their weight will be recorded via an app on the dietitian’s phone. Similarly, clients will monitor their blood pressure weekly and inform the dietitian, who will then record the data in the vitals section of the OPUS system.
Eating Disorder Solutions follows the HAES model (Health At Every Size). The HAES model revolves around healing the relationship with your body first and foremost. This is done by incorporating the values of weight inclusivity, health enhancement, respectful care, eating for well-being, and life-enhancing movement.
Our meal plans incorporate an entree and a certain amount of sides. Upon admission, you will meet with a dietitian and engage in a nutritional assessment. Based on that, in addition to your diagnosis and past eating disorder history, our dietitian will determine a meal plan that is appropriate for you (entree and 1 side, entree and 2 sides, etc.)
Your meal plan will depend on what is realistic for you at home, and you and our dietitian will determine what it looks like!
Yes, our flexible scheduling allows clients to choose group days that work best for their commitments, making it possible to balance work, school, or caregiving responsibilities while undergoing treatment.
The duration of the program varies based on individual progress and treatment goals. Many clients participate for 8–12 weeks, though this can be adjusted based on your needs.
If it’s determined that a higher level of care is necessary, our team will work closely with you to ensure a smooth transition to an appropriate treatment program, such as residential or partial hospitalization.
Eating Disorder Solutions near Dallas offers compassionate, evidence-based care in a peaceful, home-like setting designed to help clients feel safe, supported, and understood. Our multidisciplinary team provides individualized treatment across multiple levels of care, blending clinical excellence with real-world recovery skills that translate beyond treatment. With a strong focus on nutrition, therapy, and long-term healing, we help clients build a sustainable path to recovery, not just short-term progress.
Virtual Intensive Outpatient Programs (Virtual IOP) provide the structure of clinical eating disorder treatment with the flexibility of telehealth. Understanding the terminology associated with this modern level of care can help clarify how online treatment works. Below are key terms discussed on this page:
The ability for individuals to receive specialized eating disorder treatment regardless of their geographic location or physical mobility. Virtual IOP dramatically increases accessibility by allowing clients who live far from a treatment center to connect with expert clinicians online.
The seamless transition of clinical support as a patient moves through different phases of recovery. Virtual IOP provides continuity of care for individuals stepping down from residential or partial hospitalization programs, ensuring they maintain a strong support system as they return to daily life.
Physical distance or logistical challenges that prevent individuals from attending in-person treatment. Virtual IOP eliminates geographic barriers, making high-quality eating disorder care available to anyone with a secure internet connection.
A collaborative group of specialists—including therapists, dietitians, and psychiatrists—working together to treat the whole person. In a Virtual IOP setting, this team coordinates care digitally, ensuring all physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of the eating disorder are addressed.
The delivery of healthcare services, including psychotherapy and nutritional counseling, via secure video conferencing platforms. Telehealth allows clients to receive evidence-based treatment from the privacy and comfort of their own homes.
The structured clinical oversight required to ensure a client stays on track with their recovery goals. Virtual IOP maintains high treatment accountability through regular online check-ins, group therapy attendance, and ongoing monitoring by the clinical team.
A fully online eating disorder treatment program that delivers structured group therapy, individual counseling, and nutritional support through a secure telehealth platform. It is designed for individuals who need intensive support but require the flexibility to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities.
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