Resources

Exposure and response prevention (ERP): how does it work?

Dr. Nicholas Farrell demonstrates the use of exposure and response prevention (ERP). ERP is a component of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and considered the “treatment of choice” for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). ERP is also useful for treating other mental health conditions such as eating disorders, phobias, panic disorders, generalized anxiety disorders, and social anxieties.

Eating disorders: Theresa's journey to recovery

Theresa, a past patient of Rogers' eating disorder programs, talks about her life before seeking treatment at Rogers, her journey through inpatient care, a residential program, and then a partial hospitalization program. She talks about her life now and how her treatment at Rogers set her up for a fulfilling helping others.

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Typical Day

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Real World Experiences

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Horticultural Therapy

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Family Involvement

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Exposure Therapy

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Co-occurring Disorders

Eating Disorder Recovery Residential Care Q&A: Continuum of Care