South Carolina Eating Disorder Treatment

Find a Treatment Facility Near You

Click on a city below to find eating disorder treatment options that could be right for you.

Eating Disorder Self Test. Take the EAT-26 self test to see if you might have eating disorder symptoms that might require professional evaluation. All answers are confidential.

People are also reading...

Telling Loved Ones You Have Bulimia

Better to tell or not? Overwhelmingly, it’s better to tell your loved ones than not. Keeping the secret is not only hard, but the stress of hiding can add pressures that increase symptoms of bulimia. When your loved ones know, even though it’s embarrassing to talk about, they are in a position to help. That …

Bulimia Cheeks

The term “bulimia cheeks” refers to the appearance of swollen, enlarged cheeks that may be observed in someone who has bulimia. The condition is sometimes described as “chipmunk cheeks”. The puffiness in the cheeks is caused by inflammation of parotid tissue, and swelling in the parotid glands (the largest of the salivary glands). The parotid …

The ‘Overeating Hormone’ Theory May Be A Lie

Leptin, a hormone associated with the hunger response, has long been theorized to cause overeating – in that people who have leptin resistance are more prone to binge. Yet a new study published in Cell Metabolism reveals that leptin resistance isn’t necessarily the cause of overeating. Researchers blocked leptin action in both lean and obese …

Going Overboard: A ‘Selfie’ App Makes You Look Thinner

The “selfie” phenomenon is a trend that’s probably not going anywhere for a while. It’s become a staple in social media, and it lends a certain intrinsic value in eliciting attention. Our friends take selfies. Celebrities take selfies. We all take selfies. But would you download an app that made your selfie “self” look five, …

If you are a treatment center representative or an individual providing treatment, you can submit your listing in our directory. Click here to get started.