Why People Come To Us

No Two People Suffer in the Exact Same Way

We support anyone who identifies as struggling with food and the body in any capacity. While we do treat clinical conditions, we do not take a “one size fits all” approach. We look at each individual uniquely, evaluating how they struggle through different stages and phases of an eating disorder.

Clinical Conditions

The Centre has 20+ years of experience treating:
Anorexia Nervosa
Bulimia
Binge Eating
ARFID
Orthorexia

Please Note: The Centre does not require any formal diagnosis to begin treatment, and our team recognizes that symptoms can present differently in everyone. 

Life Circumstances

Life Circumstances shape our self worth and can have a harmful effect on one’s relationship with food and the body. These might include:

Bullying

Perfectionism

Academic Struggles

Challenging Relationships

Influence of Social Media & Comparison

Pressure from Diet & Fitness Culture

Traumatic Events

& More

Women’s Health

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with life stages characterized by hormonal and physical change. Often stigmatized and overlooked due to societal expectations, The Centre has spent more than two decades prioritizing the unique understanding and support of women transitioning through these life stages:

Puberty

Fertility / Pregnancy / Postpartum

Perimenopause / Menopause

& More

Mental Health

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with neurodivergence and other mental health issues, including:

ADHD

ASD

OCD

Anxiety & Depression

PTSD

& More

Should clients be impacted by both, The Centre offers treatment that addresses them simultaneously.

Substance Use

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with addiction and other substance use issues, including:

Substance Use disorder

Alcohol Use disorder

Behavioural or Process Addictions (shopping, social media, internet use, gaming, sex)

& More

Clinical Conditions

The Centre has 20+ years of experience treating:
Anorexia Nervosa
Bulimia
Binge Eating
ARFID
Orthorexia

Please Note: The Centre does not require any formal diagnosis to begin treatment, and our team recognizes that symptoms can present differently in everyone. 

Life Circumstances

Life Circumstances shape our self worth and can have a harmful effect on one’s relationship with food and the body. These might include:

Bullying

Perfectionism

Academic Struggles

Challenging Relationships

Influence of Social Media & Comparison

Pressure from Diet & Fitness Culture

Traumatic Events

& More

Women’s Health

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with life stages characterized by hormonal and physical change. Often stigmatized and overlooked due to societal expectations, The Centre has spent more than two decades prioritizing the unique understanding and support of women transitioning through these life stages:

Puberty

Fertility / Pregnancy / Postpartum

Perimenopause / Menopause

& More

Mental Health

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with neurodivergence and other mental health issues, including:

ADHD

ASD

OCD

Anxiety & Depression

PTSD

& More

Should clients be impacted by both, The Centre offers treatment that addresses them simultaneously.

Substance Use

Eating disorders are frequently correlated with addiction and other substance use issues, including:

Substance Use disorder

Alcohol Use disorder

Behavioural or Process Addictions (shopping, social media, internet use, gaming, sex)

& More