[b][Denver, 05/24/2017][/b] – EDCare, an institution devoted to helping individuals facing the challenges of an eating disorder, now offers treatment for people who also suffer from substance use disorder. They tailor every treatment plan according to the patient’s needs, making sure to identify the core aspects that trigger both disorders.

[b]Facilitating Complete Recovery[/b]

Research says almost 50% of people with eating disorders also have problems with substance use. Individuals who have an eating disorder are five times more likely to fall into a substance use disorder compared with the average population.

The institution made it their mission to come up with healthier strategies in treating both conditions. It provides a safe environment where sufferers are free to discuss the factors that fuel their eating disorder, as well as takes a deeper look into their relationship with addictive substances. It uses its own approach, CAMSA, to help the patient regain wellness through Connection, Acceptance, Mindfulness, a Sense of Self, and Action combined with personalized plans for recovery.

Under the Partial Hospitalization Program, patients are subjected to the Substance Use Treatment Track, which involves therapy and therapeutic activities. Patients who have completed the program may transition to the Intensive Outpatient Program, where they spend time away from the facility while still working with their treatment team and receiving the necessary support.

[b]Tailored Treatment Options for Every Patient[/b]

The organization provides various levels of care, depending on the condition of the patient. Patients who need additional support may become part of their hospitalization program, while those who have journeyed far into the road to recovery may sign up for their outpatient program.

[b]About EDCare[/b]

EDCare is devoted to empowering individuals with eating disorders. Their goal is to inspire healthy, long-lasting changes in a way that will make the patients better appreciate the success of their recovery. The company has various treatment options, depending on the condition, including partial hospitalization programs, outpatient services and aftercare, binge eating treatment, and more.

To know more about how the institution can help you or a loved one overcome an eating disorder, visit http://eatingdisorder.care/.