Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative

Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative We specialize in the treatment of anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, disordered eating, exercise obsession and body image dissatisfaction.

Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative (EDTC) offers comprehensive outpatient psychotherapy and nutrition counseling services to women and men, adults, adolescents and children. We have over 30 years experience in the treatment of eating disoders. Our main office is 366 North Broadway Suite-PHW1, Jericho, NY, we have 2 other locations: Hauppauge, and New York City. Executive Director Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD
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Many people delay seeking support because they wonder if their struggles are “serious enough.”The truth is, you don’t ha...
08/27/2026

Many people delay seeking support because they wonder if their struggles are “serious enough.”

The truth is, you don’t have to wait for an eating disorder to take over your life before reaching out. If thoughts about food, eating, body image, or movement are causing distress or making it harder to live the life you want, you deserve support.

Seeking help isn’t about having all the answers or fitting a certain picture of what an eating disorder looks like. It’s about giving yourself the opportunity to better understand what you’re experiencing and receive compassionate, evidence-based care.

At Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative, we believe recovery is possible at every stage. With the right support, healing can create more space for flexibility, connection, and a life that extends far beyond the eating disorder.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected]

Choose Connection • Choose Compassion • Choose Hope • Choose Recovery

Recovery doesn’t begin when everything falls apart. It can begin with a conversation, a question, or the decision to ask for help.

If this post resonates with you or someone you care about, let it serve as a reminder that support is available—and you don’t have to navigate this alone. 💛

Recovery is more than food.While food and nourishment are important parts of eating disorder recovery, healing involves ...
08/22/2026

Recovery is more than food.

While food and nourishment are important parts of eating disorder recovery, healing involves the whole person. Recovery also includes understanding yourself, building new skills, reconnecting with others, and creating a life guided by what matters most to you.

Recovery can look like learning to trust yourself again, practicing self-compassion during difficult moments, and developing healthier ways to navigate thoughts and emotions.

It can look like strengthening relationships, rediscovering hobbies and interests, and making space for experiences that bring meaning, connection, and joy.

It can look like practicing flexibility, approaching challenges with curiosity, and recognizing that growth happens through each moment of trying, learning, and beginning again.

Recovery is not about becoming someone new. It is about reconnecting with the parts of yourself that may have felt distant while making room for a fuller, more meaningful life.

At Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative, we believe recovery is possible at every stage. With the right support, healing can create more space for flexibility, connection, and a life that extends far beyond the eating disorder.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected]

Choose Connection • Choose Compassion • Choose Hope • Choose Recovery

Supporting someone with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming, especially when you want to help but aren’t sure where...
08/19/2026

Supporting someone with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming, especially when you want to help but aren’t sure where to begin.

The most meaningful support often comes through compassion, consistency, and connection rather than having all the answers.

Here are a few ways to support a loved one throughout their recovery:

💛 Learn about the illness.
Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions with biological, psychological, and social influences. Understanding the illness can help replace misconceptions with empathy and create a stronger foundation for support.

💛 Lead with curiosity.
Create space for open conversations by listening with compassion and asking thoughtful, supportive questions. Feeling heard and understood can be a powerful part of recovery.

💛 See the whole person.
Your loved one is far more than their eating disorder. Continue to recognize their strengths, values, interests, and the qualities that make them who they are beyond the illness.

💛 Offer your presence.
Support doesn’t require the perfect words. Consistently showing up, sharing moments of connection, and letting someone know they are not alone can make a meaningful difference.

💛 Recovery takes a team.
Recovery is strengthened through the support of loved ones alongside eating disorder-informed professionals. Together, compassion, connection, and evidence-based care can help create a path toward lasting healing.

At Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative, we believe recovery is possible at every stage. With the right support, healing can create more space for flexibility, connection, and a life that extends far beyond the eating disorder.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected]

Choose Connection • Choose Compassion • Choose Hope • Choose Recovery

Every experience can become part of your journey toward greater strength, connection, and growth.In recovery, progress m...
08/12/2026

Every experience can become part of your journey toward greater strength, connection, and growth.

In recovery, progress may unfold in ways you did not expect. Sometimes it looks like reaching out for support, practicing self-compassion, recognizing your needs, or simply choosing to continue one moment at a time.

There is no need to rush the process or have everything figured out. Give yourself space to learn, grow, and recognize the courage that already exists within you.

💛 One step at a time. Your journey matters, and so does every step you take along the way.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected].

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

Eating disorders affect much more than eating habits. They can influence how a person thinks, feels, functions, and move...
08/04/2026

Eating disorders affect much more than eating habits. They can influence how a person thinks, feels, functions, and moves through everyday life.

Many of the physical and emotional changes people experience are consequences of the illness—not personal weaknesses or choices. Difficulties with concentration, mood, energy, digestion, relationships, and daily routines can all become part of the eating disorder’s impact.

These effects can occur in people of any age, gender, body size, or background. Eating disorders are serious medical and mental health conditions, and they deserve compassionate, evidence-based care.

The encouraging news is that both the mind and body have an incredible capacity to heal. With appropriate support, nourishment, and treatment, many people experience improvements in their physical health, emotional well-being, and quality of life.

If you recognize these experiences in yourself or someone you care about, you don’t have to wait for things to become worse before seeking help.

Recovery is possible, and support is available.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected]

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

07/28/2026

Affirmations are gentle reminders that accepting support is a meaningful part of healing.

“I am worthy of support” is a reminder that you do not have to carry everything on your own.

Reaching out for care, connection, or guidance is not a sign of weakness—it is an act of courage and self-compassion.

Wherever you are today, may you allow yourself to receive the support you deserve.

💛 Take a moment to pause and repeat this affirmation to yourself: I am worthy of support.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected].

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

Confidence is often seen as the thing that comes first.In reality, many meaningful changes begin before confidence arriv...
07/21/2026

Confidence is often seen as the thing that comes first.

In reality, many meaningful changes begin before confidence arrives.

There will be moments of uncertainty, fear, and self-doubt. Those moments do not mean you are on the wrong path. They are often part of the process of growing into something new.

Courage isn’t the absence of fear. Sometimes, it’s choosing to take the next step even while fear is still present.

You don’t have to feel completely ready to move toward the life you want. One small step, taken with intention, is enough to keep moving forward.

At Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative, we believe recovery is about more than changing behaviors. It is about building the skills, insight, and support needed to create a meaningful life beyond the eating disorder.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected].

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

07/18/2026

Body acceptance is not something that has to happen overnight. Some days may feel easier than others, and that’s okay. Healing is a journey, not a destination.

Loving your body doesn’t have to mean loving everything about it all at once. Sometimes, it begins with choosing kindness over criticism, respect over judgment, and compassion over perfection. Those small moments matter, and they can become the foundation for a healthier relationship with yourself.

💛 Today’s reminder: Loving your body doesn’t have to happen all at once. It can begin with one moment of kindness.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected].

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

Many people still associate eating disorders with a specific age, appearance, or stage of life, but eating disorders can...
07/09/2026

Many people still associate eating disorders with a specific age, appearance, or stage of life, but eating disorders can affect people across all ages, genders, body sizes, and backgrounds.

Eating disorder patterns are often shaped over time and can be connected to a wide range of influences, including diet culture, life transitions, emotional stress, relationships, identity shifts, and long-standing expectations around food and body image.

For many, these patterns may have developed as a way to cope, create structure, or manage overwhelming emotions. Over time, they can become deeply familiar, even when they no longer feel helpful or aligned with the life someone wants to live.

Understanding this with compassion can be an important step toward change.

Recovery is possible, and support can make a meaningful difference at any stage.

Healing often begins with gently noticing the thoughts, urges, and behaviors that feel automatic, and creating space for new ways of responding—ones that are guided by flexibility, care, and personal values rather than eating disorder patterns.

Your age, body, or life stage never takes away your right to care and support.

At Eating Disorder Treatment Collaborative, we believe recovery is about more than changing behaviors. It is about building the skills, insight, and support needed to create a meaningful life beyond the eating disorder.

To schedule an appointment with one of our eating disorder trained therapists or nutritionists, please visit our website or email us at [email protected]

Choose Learning • Choose Support • Choose Connection • Choose Recovery

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