FAQs
Following participation in IOP, are follow-up services available at New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center?
Do I have to stop seeing my outpatient psychotherapist if I begin IOP or Day Treatment?
How many weeks will I participate at New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center?
What types of schedule options are available if I participate in IOP?
Following participation in IOP, are follow-up services available at New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center?
Yes, many graduates elect to continue participating in an outpatient group, individual nutritional counseling, and/or individual psychotherapy to help with relapse prevention.
Do I have to stop seeing my outpatient psychotherapist if I begin IOP or Day Treatment?
At New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center, we believe in coordinating care with your existing outpatient providers. As long as your outpatient psychotherapist is supportive of your participation at New Dawn, you are welcome to continue seeing your psychotherapist while participating in our program. A case manager will be assigned to work with you and your outpatient psychotherapist to assist with regular coordination of your treatment plan
How many weeks will I participate at New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center?
The average length of stay is 12-15 weeks.
What types of schedule options are available if I participate in IOP?
New Dawn Eating Disorders Recovery Center offers both morning and late afternoon/evening hours for our IOP. At the time of the New Evaluation, we put together a treatment schedule that fits the individual’s needs. Many of our patients participate in morning hours on some days, and late afternoon/evening hours on other days. The majority of our patients start IOP at 5 days per week and taper down their participation as progress in recovery is made
