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Eating Disorder Treatment in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Eating Disorder Centers
Eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and bulimia nervosa can have a huge impact on emotional, physical, and mental well-being. Unfortunately, the conditions also have a huge impact on Oklahoma.
As many as 9% of Oklahomans—or 347,102 people—will be affected by eating disorders over the course of their lives, according to numbers compiled by Harvard University. Those numbers contribute to the 10,200 eating disorder-related deaths per year in the United States. From a financial standpoint, the illnesses cost Oklahomans around $779 million per year, between emergency care, hospital stays, and lost productivity.1
Thankfully, Oklahoma also has a number of eating disorder treatment centers where those impacted by these conditions can seek out the kind of care needed to overcome their disorder.
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Laureate Eating Disorders Program
6655 S Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK, 74136866-347-8555
Additional Treatment Centers
Sometimes, co-occurring mental health conditions or other complications make it necessary to look for more specific eating disorder treatment. In Oklahoma, you can find other treatment centers that may help cater to these needs.
Living Hope Residential Treatment Center
3900 E Robinson St, Norman, OK, 73026833-206-6921
Oklahoma Eating Disorder Therapists & Dietitians
Finding a dietitian or therapist you connect with is a crucial part of eating disorder recovery. In Oklahoma, there are a number of reputable doctors who can help.
Sarah King
8931 S Yale Ave, Ste U, Tulsa, OK, 74137918-324-6120
Jaime N Conover
Newcastle, OK, 73065405-286-0545
Whole Hive Counseling
8931 S Yale Ave, Ste U, Tulsa, OK, 74137918-324-6120
Ryanne Mitchell
8988 S Sheridan Rd, F, Tulsa, OK, 74133918-200-9248
Megan Hobart
215 W McElroy Rd, Ste 8, Stillwater, OK, 74075405-880-1822
Lorie Dorholt Tandy
4870 S Lewis Ave, Ste 115, Tulsa, OK, 74105918-494-5659
Emma Greenback
8518 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73159405-229-7972
Stephanie Porterfield
1225 W Main St, Ste 102, Norman, OK, 73069405-255-2591
Rebecca K Brumm
8211 E Regal Pl, Ste 100, Tulsa, OK, 74133918-324-6120
Alexandra Meyers-Ellett
2139 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK, 74114918-308-1950
Gabrielle Emory
2139 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK, 74114918-701-0150
Grace Evans
8931 S Yale Ave, Ste U, Tulsa, OK, 74137918-324-6120
D'Ann Rose Berrong
429 W Wilshire Blvd, Ste C, Oklahoma City, OK, 73116580-650-8553
Lois Bryan-Williams LPC LLC
3700 W Robinson St, Ste 268, Norman, OK, 73072402-749-0704
Jennifer Morton
Oklahoma City, OK, 73170405-451-4221
Garrett Pollert
Stillwater, OK, 74078405-356-6045
Additional Eating Disorder Care in Oklahoma
Aside from the top Oklahoma eating disorder centers, there are a few other options for finding help in the state.
The Oklahoma Eating Disorders Association (OEDA), based in Oklahoma City, is a nonprofit organization that supports people struggling with eating disorders and their loved ones through nutrition education, access to care providers, and other resources.
At the state level, Oklahoma Medicaid Behavioral Health Services offers similar help and may be able to extend outpatient services like individual and group therapy and medication management to certain patients.
Those who don't qualify for Medicaid may still be able to find assistance through the state's Department of Health. Though the department doesn't offer treatment services specifically, it can help direct residents toward appropriate care centers through referrals and provide additional information, education, and resources.
Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment
In an increasingly online world, more people are turning to virtual treatment as a trusted way to overcome disordered eating behaviors.
The treatment method allows patients to attend sessions anywhere they have an internet connection, making it an excellent option for those with mobility or transportation challenges, those who live far from in-person care, or those looking for a more flexible schedule.
While this type of care is still relatively new, studies have already shown virtual eating disorder treatment is just as effective as in-person care in many cases.2
Finding the Best Oklahoma Eating Disorder Centers for You
The number of qualified Oklahoma eating disorder centers can make researching treatment overwhelming. When choosing the best center for you, make sure to keep in mind:
- If the center accepts your health insurance (and, if so, how much or for how long)
- How long the center has been operating
- How the center defines "recovery" or "improvement"
- Whether the program incorporates any religious or philosophical viewpoints
- Safety and security measures, especially for residential treatment centers
Regardless of which choice you make, however, it's important to know that looking for help is a step in the direction of lasting recovery.
Resources
- Social & Economic Cost of Eating Disorders in Oklahoma. (2018). Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Accessed March 2025.
- Steiger H, Booij L, Crescenzi O, Oliverio S, Singer I, Thaler L, St-Hilaire A, Israel M. (2022). In-person versus virtual therapy in outpatient eating-disorder treatment: A COVID-19 inspired study. International Journal of Eating Disorders; 55(1):145-150.
Browse Providers by City
If you’re wondering about “finding an eating disorder clinic near me,” the search may be easier than you think. There are treatment centers in cities across Oklahoma.