Eating Disorders Partial Hospitalization

Children’s Nebraska’s Eating Disorders Program provides specialized care for children and adolescents up to age 21. As the only pediatric program in the area, we are uniquely equipped to address the complex needs of both patients and their families. Our approach focuses on not just overcoming the eating disorder, but also equipping children with the tools they need for a healthy relationship with food.

The Eating Disorders Program prioritizes family involvement, offering support and education on nutrition, communication, and meal planning to help families navigate this challenging journey. With early intervention, we aim to prevent the need for inpatient care, which can often require costly, out-of-state treatment. Through our program, we empower children to heal physically and emotionally, setting them up for a healthy future.

Children’s treats a range of eating and feeding disorders to provide specialized care and support recovery and long-term health. Some conditions include:

Meet our team of dedicated experts, including pediatric specialists, therapists, and dietitians, who collaborate to provide compassionate, comprehensive care for children with eating and feeding disorders.

Pediatric-Focused Care

As the only pediatric eating disorders program in the area, Children’s Nebraska is uniquely equipped to address the specific needs of children and adolescents, providing specialized care tailored to their age, development and family dynamics.

Comprehensive Approach

Our team includes physicians, dietitians, mental health specialists, recreational therapists and school staff who collaborate to support all aspects of a child’s recovery, from physical health to emotional wellbeing and educational progress.

Family-Centered Support

We recognize that family involvement is essential for successful treatment. Our program offers dedicated family sessions focused on nutrition education, communication, meal planning and therapy to empower families to support their child’s long-term health and recovery.

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