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Eating Disorder and Mental Health
Treatment in Western North Carolina
PROFESSIONAL STAFF TO CARE FOR OUR CLIENTS
Tapestry staff members bring decades of combined experience providing empathetic, effective treatment for eating disorders and behavioral disorders.
AN EVOLVED APPROACH TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
Through years of experience, we know that these conditions are rarely isolated. We understand that disordered eating and substance abuse are often the result of underlying mental health issues such as trauma, depression, and anxiety disorders.
THREE BEAUTIFUL TREATMENT FACILITIES
Each aspect of our facilities is designed to put you at ease and make you feel as at home as possible.
Asheville Eating Disorder and Mental Health Treatment
An Evolved Approach to Behavioral Healthcare
Eating disorders, mental health, and substance use disorders are rarely isolated conditions. At Tapestry, we understand that behavioral health issues are often the result of previous trauma and require a multifaceted approach to fully address and heal the complexities of the underlying issues.
At our premier eating disorder and mental health treatment facilities in Western North Carolina, you and your family will be treated with respect while you begin to heal. Tapestry can help you reclaim your life and put you on a path to long-lasting recovery. Our multidisciplinary treatment team specializes in eating disorders, mental health, and co-occurring disorders, and we’re here to help you.
Asheville Eating Disorder and Mental Health Treatment
An Evolved Approach to Behavioral Healthcare
Eating disorders, mental health, and substance use disorders are rarely isolated conditions. At Tapestry, we understand that behavioral health issues are often the result of previous trauma and require a multifaceted approach to fully address and heal the complexities of the underlying issues.
At our premier eating disorder and mental health treatment facilities in Western North Carolina, you and your family will be treated with respect while you begin to heal. Tapestry can help you reclaim your life and put you on a path to long-lasting recovery. Our multidisciplinary treatment team specializes in eating disorders, mental health, and co-occurring disorders, and we’re here to help you.
PROFESSIONAL STAFF TO CARE FOR OUR CLIENTS
Tapestry staff members bring decades of combined experience providing empathetic, effective treatment for eating disorders and behavioral disorders.
AN EVOLVED APPROACH TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
Through years of experience, we know that these conditions are rarely isolated. We understand that disordered eating and substance abuse are often the result of underlying mental health issues such as trauma, depression, and anxiety disorders.
THREE BEAUTIFUL TREATMENT FACILITIES
Each aspect of our facilities is designed to put you at ease and make you feel as at home as possible.
What We Offer
At our detox facility, our team offers in-depth treatment to help you at each stage of the detox process. Besides a safe environment, we also offer a number of amenities to make your stay comfortable.
Our amenities include:
- Stand-alone, medically safe detox center
- 10 private rooms
- 3 double occupancy rooms
- 4 locked restrooms and showers
- Half kitchen
- Lounge area with big screen television
- Large outside patio and green area
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Why We’re Unique
We provide treatment in a safe and supporting setting. Residents are given daily opportunities to use their phones and laptops. We’re community-based, and we provide an environment that makes you feel welcomed and at home. We keep our programs small so that we can offer individualized care for each of our clients.
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How to Know if an Adult is Battling an Eating Disorder
Tapestry2022-01-10T15:22:49-05:00January 10, 2022|
Many adults will battle an eating disorder at some point in their life, though fewer will seek treatment. This is not necessarily due to denial; rather, it is often because the disorder isn’t viewed as a disorder: The individual sees it as a diet rather [...]
