Columbia’s Eating Disorders Program offers day treatment to help individuals normalize their weight and eating behaviors.
The Columbia University Eating Disorders Program (CEDP) at East
60th Street is unique in the metropolitan area for its comprehensive and evidence-based
treatment for individuals with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and
associated conditions.
CEDP is designed for those who need more support than individual treatment
can provide. Personalized group-based programs range from half to full
days, up to five days per week.
Program Overview
- Comprehensive Evaluation
- Multi-disciplinary treatment
- Supervised meals
- Evidence-based group therapies
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Nutritional education and counseling
- Anxiety management
- Stress reduction and yoga
Setting
The program is housed in a modern, comfortable space, conveniently located
on the East Side of Manhattan accessible to transportation, shopping
and Central Park.
Program Leadership
Evelyn Attia, MD, supervises the team of specialists at CEDP, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nutritionists and occupational therapists. Dr. Attia is the Director of Columbia’s Eating Disorders Research Program, and a recognized expert in the diagnosis and treatment of eating disorders. Joy Bauer, MS,RD,CDN, a leading nutrition expert and founder of Joy Bauer Nutrition, serves as the nutritional consultant to the program.
Referrals
Referrals may be made by patients, family members, clinicians or treatment facilities. The Columbia University Eating Disorders Program may be recommended as part of a comprehensive treatment plan aimed to preclude the need for higher levels of care or to provide transitional support following discharge from an inpatient or residential setting.
To schedule an appointment, make a referral or for further information,
please call 212-326-8441.
Columbia University Eating Disorders Program
Columbia University Medical Center Eastside
16 East 60th Street
New York, NY 10022
212.326.8441