Ages 13+
Evaluation & medication management
A thorough 60–90 minute evaluation, then careful prescribing: the lowest effective dose, regular follow-ups, and adjusting as you go.
Medication management →Winchester & Peabody, MA · Near Woburn · Telehealth in MA & NH
Eating disorder treatment in Winchester, MA.
Struggles with food, eating, and body image are common — and they are treatable. We offer careful evaluation, medication when it helps, and therapy for adults.
Most patients are seen within 1 week · No referral needed
What to know
Care for eating disorders, without judgment
Eating disorders can look many different ways. Some people restrict food. Some binge, or binge and purge. Others feel trapped by rules about eating or by worry about their body. Many people also live with anxiety, depression, or OCD at the same time.
You don’t need to be “sick enough” to ask for help. Reaching out early matters.
Who we help
- Teens 13 and up for psychiatric evaluation and medication management
- Adults for evaluation, medication management, and talk therapy
- People with anxiety, depression, or OCD alongside eating concerns
What treatment looks like
Our board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners provide evaluation and medication management when appropriate. Our licensed clinical social workers offer talk therapy for adults, using approaches like CBT, DBT-informed skills, ACT, and supportive therapy.
We prescribe conservatively: the lowest effective dose, regular check-ins, and stepping down when you’re ready.
Your first visit
Your first visit is a 60–90 minute comprehensive evaluation. We listen to your story, look at your physical and emotional health together, and build a plan with you.
How we coordinate care
Eating disorder care works best as a team. With your permission, we coordinate with your primary care provider and a nutrition professional, plus any therapist you already see.
Medical safety comes first. Eating disorders can cause serious medical problems. If someone is medically unstable, they need medical care or a higher level of treatment, and we help coordinate those referrals. Bedre Health does not offer emergency care. In an emergency, call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency room.
See us in person at 955 Main Street, Winchester (near Woburn) or 6 Essex Center Drive, Peabody, or by secure video across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Questions
Eating disorder treatment: common questions
Do you offer eating disorder treatment near Woburn and Winchester, MA?
Yes. Our Winchester office at 955 Main Street is a short drive from Woburn, and we also see patients in Peabody and by secure video across Massachusetts and New Hampshire. We offer evaluation, medication management when appropriate (ages 13+), and talk therapy for adults.
Can you treat teens with eating disorders?
We see teens 13 and up for psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Our talk therapy is for adults only, so teens usually work with an outside therapist and other team members while we handle the psychiatric side.
What if someone is medically unstable?
Eating disorders can affect the heart, blood, and other organs. Anyone who is medically unstable needs medical care or a higher level of treatment first. We help coordinate referrals. In an emergency, call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency room.
Do you work with my primary care provider and dietitian?
Yes. With your permission, we coordinate with your primary care provider, a nutrition professional, and any therapist you already see, so everyone is working from the same plan.
Is medication used to treat eating disorders?
Sometimes. Medication may help with some eating disorders or with anxiety, depression, or OCD that often come along with them. It is one part of care, not the whole plan. We prescribe conservatively and check in regularly.
How we help
Treatment for eating disorders, your way.
Adults
Talk therapy
Licensed independent clinical social workers using CBT, DBT-informed work, ACT, and supportive therapy — in person or by video.
Talk therapy →Who you’ll see
Real clinicians, the same one every visit.
Getting started
Your first visit, step by step.
- 1
Reach out
Tap Check availability, call, or text. Tell us medication, therapy, or both, and your insurance — no referral needed.
- 2
We confirm coverage
Our team verifies your benefits and contacts you with a time. Most patients are seen within 1 week.
- 3
An unhurried first visit
In Winchester, Peabody, or by secure video. You leave with a clear plan — and a follow-up on the calendar.
Most major insurances accepted, including
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Point32Health (Harvard Pilgrim / Tufts)
- Optum
- Evernorth
- Mass General Brigham (MGB) Health Plan
- Medicare & Medicare Advantage (Part C)
- Tricare
Most patients are seen within 1 week
Ready when you are.
Tell us whether you’re looking for medication, therapy, or both — we’ll check your insurance and reach out with a time. No referral needed.
