Trusted Eating Disorders Treatment for Teens, Adults and Families

In the late 1990s, a group of eating disorder survivors created Center for Change. Since then, we’ve treated tens of thousands of people for anorexia, ARFID, binge eating, bulimia, orthorexia and OSFED. Let us help you.

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Trusted Eating Disorders Treatment for Teens, Adults and Families

In the late 1990s, a group of eating disorder survivors created Center for Change. Since then, we’ve treated tens of thousands of people for anorexia, ARFID, binge eating, bulimia, orthorexia and OSFED. Let us help you.

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Compassionate Recovery Support for Eating Disorders

Families from the U.S., Canada, Europe and the Middle East come to Center for Change for expert clinical, nutritional and therapeutic support. Our personalized approach treats each person’s physical and emotional needs, from early intervention to medically complex acute care. You can depend on us for a sensitive, respectful approach to healing, anchored in hope, evidence-based recovery and intuitive eating.

Why Choose Center for Change?

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  • Globally recognized for eating disorders care
  • Several levels of care, including inpatient, PHP, IOP, virtual and outpatient
  • Personalized treatments and family support
  • Long-tenured leadership and clinical staff
  • On-site high school for teens’ continued learning
  • Serene, nurturing environment for healing
  • Close to Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah, airports

Personalized Eating Disorders Care: Levels of Treatment

Eating disorders can affect people of any age, gender, race or ethnicity. Center for Change provides individualized care for adolescents and adults. Our levels of treatment include:

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Inpatient admission for medically complex patients who require tube feeding, heart monitoring and other clinical care

Read More About Acute Inpatient Treatment

Supportive inpatient care for people age 13+ who need to step up from outpatient care to a stabilization unit for one to three weeks

Read More About Inpatient Short-Term Stabilization

Age-appropriate residential programs where teens and adults can learn healthy lifestyle, nutrition and emotional behaviors in a supervised, homelike setting

Read More About Residential Treatment

Partial hospitalization program (PHP) providing day treatment for people age 14+

Read More About PHP

Day program for medically stable patients stepping down from PHP or residential treatment for continued support

Read More About IOP

Virtual IOP for medically stable patients who want remote eating disorder and mental health treatment that fits their schedule

Read More About Virtual IOP

Local, in-person eating disorder support for medically stable teens and adults and their families in Boise, ID, and Orem and Salt Lake City, UT

Read More About Outpatient Therapy & Groups

Satisfaction Scores from Patients and Families We’ve Served

4.67 / 5
I was treated with dignity and respect
4.64 / 5
I feel better now than when I was admitted
4.61 / 5
Overall I was very satisfied with my treatment

*Survey data was collected from July 2025 to December 2025 through Mental Health Outcomes, LLC, which benchmarks patient satisfaction data for psychiatric hospitals across the United States.

Recovery Stories That Inspire Hope

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The Center for Change turned my life around. They gave me hope for the future again. Since discharging, I can genuinely say I am happy and I am glad I am alive. I go hiking. I have picnics. I go swimming. I started dating again. Thank you, Center for Change. You truly changed my life.

A Former Patient

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I can’t express how grateful I am for this place and the gifted people that assisted me in my recovery. I’ve never felt more seen and cared for in my life! The staff would use their spare moments to talk to me whenever I was having a hard time. The many groups and individual sessions were vital in reframing my thought patterns. It has been such a blessing to have my life back.

A Former Patient

Center for Change

In all honesty, Center For Change has helped me regain so many things that the eating disorder has taken from me, most importantly I’ve regained my voice and my ability to do what is best for me. Center for Change created a safe place for me to struggle, have melt downs, process trauma, cry, and recover. The staff, therapists, and dieticians are all there to help you when you reach out for support! I’m so grateful for my treatment team that I had while there to help me make the decisions for recovery! Thank you CFC!

A Former Patient

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Evidence-Based Treatment for All Eating Disorder Diagnoses

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Empathy: Supporting Healing and Trust

Empathy is at the heart of our patient-centered care, guiding how we listen, understand, and support each patient’s healing process. Learn more about our commitment to compassion and the respect we have towards all patient experiences in this short video.

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