Veritas Collaborative, LLC

Now that we've changed our name to The Emily Program, we'll be closing down this account. Make sure to find and follow us at The Emily Program! We're excited to continue offering expert, inclusive care for people of all ages and genders at 20 locations across North Carolina, Georgia, Washington, Minnesota, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.

Veritas Collaborative has changed its name to The Emily Program! Going forward, you can find and give us a follow over at The Emily Program. We’re excited to be united under one brand name and one brand voice across North Carolina, Georgia, Washington, Minnesota, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. If you or someone you know needs help, call us 1-888-364-5977 or visit our website at emilyprogram.com.

Veritas Collaborative has changed its name to The Emily Program! Veritas Collaborative merged with The Emily Program, a renowned network of eating disorder treatment centers, in 2021. Now we’re excited to embark on our next chapter: uniting under one brand name and one brand voice. As The Emily Program, we will continue to offer expert, inclusive care for people of all ages and genders at 20 locations across North Carolina, Georgia, Washington, Minnesota, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. If you or someone you know needs help, call us 1-888-364-5977 or visit our website at emilyprogram.com.

Join us for a hiring fair in Durham, NC! We’re hiring dedicated nursing professionals to join our teams as RNs and LPNs and help empower eating disorder recovery. At Veritas Collaborative, we envision a world in which all people with eating disorders, their families and communities, have access to best-practice care and hold hope for a cure. Our teams are passionate, talented individuals who provide a full continuum of care that’s individualized to each patient and who collaborate across disciplines to ensure lasting recovery. Learn more at the link below. We look forward to meeting you next week! https://ow.ly/hYXR50SnyO3

Although many people perceive eating disorders to overwhelmingly affect women, studies suggest that up to 40% of people with eating disorders are boys and men. Despite this, men and boys are far less likely to seek treatment. Some of the factors that may put males at an increased risk of developing an eating disorder include: ? Direct or perceived pressure to alter appearance or weight ? The pervasive influence of the media and social media ? Internal and societal pressure to meet 'thin,' 'muscular,' or 'fit' ideals ? Belonging to the LGBTQIA+ community, where pressures around body image can be intensified ? Body dissatisfaction, or negative or distorted body image ? Medical conditions that impact eating habits, body weight, and shape ? Mental health conditions like depression and anxiety ? Childhood and adolescence developmental stages ? Involvement in areas that emphasize weight and body shape, such as competitive sports, performing arts, and modeling This Men's Health Month, we're spotlighting this discrepancy. It's crucial for boys and men to understand that they're not alone and that seeking support is something to be proud of. By challenging stereotypes and recognizing how eating disorders manifest across all populations, we can better connect everyone struggling to the appropriate care. Sources: Mitchison, D. et al., 2015; Nagata, J.M. et al., 2019; Wade, T.W. et al., 2011.

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Orthorexia is a disordered eating pattern that involves an unhealthy obsession with "clean" eating that can disrupt mental, social, and physical well-being. In a culture that often glorifies health-conscious habits, the warning signs of orthorexia can be easily overlooked. Look for symptoms such as: ?? An obsession with food quality and its perceived health impacts ?? Excessive food planning and preparation ?? Limited food variety and repetitive eating ?? Emotional distress or anxiety when "safe" foods aren't available ?? Social withdrawal, especially from situations involving food ?? Loss of interest in once-enjoyed activities At Veritas Collaborative, we are equipped to treat orthorexia by integrating nutritional guidance with psychotherapeutic interventions tailored to each individual's unique needs. If you encounter patients struggling with these challenges, we're here to help. Together, we can work toward restoring a balanced approach to nutrition and health. To make a referral or learn more about Vertias' treatment programs, contact us at 1-855-875-5812.

Happy Pride Month from Veritas Collaborative! ?? This vibrant Pride Wall was crafted by the patients at our Atlanta, Georgia, treatment center. Each piece of art is a testament to the diversity of the eating disorder recovery community and a reminder that healing affirms all aspects of self. At Veritas, we're committed to fostering a supportive environment where every individual's identity is honored and embraced. Our care supports every step toward lasting healing and self-acceptance, acknowledging the specific challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Explore the unique eating disorder considerations for LGBTQ+ individuals and discover strategies for enhancing support on the blog: https://lnkd.in/eqRfVfCS

Had so much fun today with Jay and friends supporting our community! We give back by connecting clients to mental healthcare all the time, but sometimes bonding over caring for our neighborhoods is just as rewarding. Veritas Collaborative, LLC Phillip Bailey Sara Grise Adam Miller, CIT, CARES, CPS-AD Elyza Ford

Eating disorders don't take summer vacations. Share these tips with your patients in recovery to get them ready for the season ahead. Changes in routine and environment, heightened body image concerns, and an increase in food-centered social gatherings can all exacerbate worries about food and body during the summertime, making recovery a bit more complicated—but certainly not impossible. With proper planning and a commitment to healing, a restful and engaging summer is within reach. ?? If you spot the signs of an eating disorder in a patient, refer them for Veritas' early intervention services today: https://ow.ly/7LiZ50S22tr