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Palos Verdes Estates, CA
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We believe recovery from an eating disorder is possible, that is why we worked meticulously to design a partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient program for individuals struggling with eating disorders and underlining co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma, to nurture recovery and support. Our treatment program is designed to deliver exceptional care, centering on the client and fostering compassion throughout their recovery journey. MCC provides support to both adults and adolescents affected by anorexia, bulimia, binge/emotional eating, and ARFID. Our clients receive a comprehensive approach through a multidisciplinary team that addresses medical, psychological, nutritional, experiential, neurofeedback, and life skills aspects, all of which are crucial to our treatment program.
Our team is dedicated to promoting a shift away from rigid, fear-based thinking, harmful behaviors, and disconnection or even hatred of the body, and moving instead towards transformation, connection, well-being and health.
The MCC program focuses on enhancing our relationship with ourselves, our bodies, food, and our social interactions. The aim is to unburden the inner critic, the perfectionist, or the voiceless one that often feels like a relentless prison. Ultimately, we support the movement away from a narrow focus on attaining a specific size or number on the scale to cultivating a feeling — a journey towards joy and connection.
"Not only did I spend most of my time feeling uncomfortable in my own skin, but I held myself back because of it. I was afraid to put myself out there, and my insecurity kept me in unaligned friendships and relationships for far too long...Today, I feel liberated and free in my body physically, and most important, I feel at peace in my mind. I am able to eat what I want, move in a way that feels aligned to my spirit, and most importantly be myself because I’m not holding back. I never thought I would be at a place where I would feel so good in my own skin, but I’ve found a balanced way to approach things where I am no longer consumed with the thoughts of my body and food. I’m no longer hiding, I feel my most me." KW (client)