Meal Support.
Real-time support during the most emotionally challenging part of eating disorder recovery—meals.
Mealtimes can be confronting — it’s not just food, it’s facing fears, intrusive thoughts, and overwhelming emotions. Meal Support provides live, virtual, real-time guidance from an experienced practitioner, walking with you from preparation to completion and reflection.
Why Meal Support Matters
Is Meal Support Right for You?
Meal Support might be a great fit if you:
Feel anxious, panicked, or frozen at meals or snacks
Avoid eating or use symptoms after meals
Have recently transitioned out of residential/inpatient treatment
Struggle to eat enough without accountability
Are working toward weight restoration or food normalization
Want to develop more peace and presence around food
No formal diagnosis required — all eating struggles are supported.
What Makes Our Meal Support Different?
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Virtual & Accessible
Attend from anywhere; no commute or waiting rooms.
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Private Sessions
Fully confidential, tailored to your needs.
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7 Days Per Week
Support when you need it, including weekends.
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Customized Frequency
Daily or several times per week, based on your goals.
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Pace That Respects Your Readiness
We begin where you are —
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Family Education & Empowerment
Guidance and coaching for loved ones, when clinically appropriate.
The Therapeutic Power of Meal Support
Each meal support session offers powerful recovery benefits beyond just eating food:
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We provide predictability and safety during what’s often a chaotic or triggering time. A consistent schedule and step-by-step support reduces anxiety and builds a sense of trust.
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Not sure how a “normal” eater thinks or acts? We show you. Through calm coaching, mirrored body language, and recovery-centered dialogue, we help you develop your own internal voice of recovery.
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You don’t have to battle ED thoughts in silence. We’re right there with you—providing validation, redirection, and reminders of your goals in the moment they matter most.
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Meals can bring up panic, guilt, or urges to use symptoms. We help you breathe through those moments, regulate your nervous system, and stick with the process—without judgment.
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Consistent meal support helps restore regular eating patterns, rebuild hunger/fullness cues, and support physical stabilization—one bite at a time.
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Learn distress tolerance tools, thought reframes, urge surfing techniques, and grounding exercises you can use at future meals.
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Each session informs the next. We adjust meal support strategies based on your progress, challenges, and emotional needs.
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Over time, eating becomes less about fear and control, and more about nourishment and care. Repetition, modeling, and structured support help food become just… food again.
Who Facilitates Meal Support?
Meal Support is led by trained professionals — nutritionists and recovery coaches — who are calm, compassionate, and confident in guiding you through challenging moments. Each practitioner is experienced in eating disorder recovery and skilled in providing steady, non-judgmental support during difficult meals.