Eating Disorder Treatment Center Roseville Near Me

Melinda Wang: ERC was essential to my recovery journey! I attended VIOP and am so grateful for how accommodating and inspiring my treatment staff were.

Rozena Harten: This is a very hard review to leave. I have read through every review left on here and it saddens me to agree on some parts. But there are points where I do disagree. With that said, I do understand that staff & the program may not be the same as when others were there. There is a somewhat new program director, Jane, and psychiatrist, Dr. Gilley, and whole slew of new primary therapist and 2 newish dietitians. While I was there, I saw how they made some program and staff readjustments to make the program more effective. My experience was bittersweet. I absolutely loved my treatment team. Every staff there was involved in my care whether I liked it or not. The support given to me was above & beyond, and for that, I am greatly appreciative. Dr. Gilley was very involved at first. It really seemed like she cared, and she did. Jane, the director of the program, was highly involved in my care as well. Her open door was an invitation she took seriously. Whenever I needed a check-in, she was there. Talk about check-ins, Eli, man, Eli was ALWAYS there for me. I think I talked to her more then I talked with my own therapist there, who unfortunately was only there 3 days a week and had no time for extra anything. That brings me to my therapist, Lisa. Lisa was awesome as well. She has such a sweet spirit & kind heart. She held boundaries when needed to and pushed me hard. Then there's my dietitian, Shannon. Shannon was a great dietitian. It's great when a dietitian in an eating disorder program can talk about things other than then just the food. She would ask me what skills could I use when I felt... She's a bulldog too, she does not play. She pushed me so hard & expected me to step up for myself & my own healing. She was so supportive. There were others there who were not a part of my treatment team who took time to support me when I needed it, I thank them for that.Now, for the parts that hurt me the most and where I agree with other reviews. I was discharged & given 3 days to get in another program and make appointments with my outpatient team. That was unrealistic. I was discharged because they said that they felt that I needed to be somewhere where I could work on my trauma. After leaving, I wasn't able to get in to see my outpatient team for two weeks. I'm still on the waitlist for the program that they recommended. Before leaving, the psychiatrist told me that she could make a case for me to go to residential, yet you discharge me with no plan or care in place & leave me out there to fin for myself with no help or support? If I could have done it by myself, I would not have been in that level of care in the beginning. I'm so confused.Then there's my eating disorder versus my trauma. Which one do I work on because it's obvious that I'm not to work on both. They tell me that I need to work on my trauma but if I'm restricting to the point where my brain can't function, how do I go through the program they recommended? Do I ignore the eating disorder? I told myself that if my PHP treatment team didn't think it was important enough for me to be in treatment for my eating disorder, then my level of restricting must be okay & acceptable.I'm also confused because ERC is supposed to be able to support people with trauma as well as people with an co-occurring diagnosis. But they discharged me because my trauma was causing them to have to support me too much. Wow, that hurts. I still love my team though, just not the decision they made. I wish I could have been the perfect patient, but then I would not have needed to be there in the first placer. I also found out after I left, that my therapist specializes in trauma. I'm so confused. Why couldn't they create a treatment plan that supported me with my eating disorder and my trauma?Not every treatment facility will be a good fit for every person, it doesn't mean it's a bad place. Find what works for the patient & go from there. Make programs like this better by giving direct, in the moment, feedback if you don't like something.

Peter wu: ERC Sacramento is truly a lifesaver! My daughter struggled with an eating disorder, and this center was the beacon of hope we needed. The staff showed immense care and dedication to their patients, and their lengthy parent sessions were incredibly helpful in guiding us through the process. Shannon, the dietician, was exceptional in arranging personalized meal plans and providing guidance to parents on managing their kids’ meals. Danielle, the therapist, displayed unwavering dedication to her job, going above and beyond by spending extra time to support parents during stressful times. I can’t thank ERC Sacramento enough for giving my daughter a chance to reclaim her life and overcome her eating disorder. A five-star review is well-deserved for this exceptional center.

Shayna Elise Davis: I spent a couple of months here and what I can say is that this location has very kind primary therapists and dietitians that care. My treatment team helped guide me to long lasting recovery and after discharging I feel that I have gained all the tools and support to move toward independently.

Gina McCarley: My child had great results.. 99% of the staff were FABULOUS..It was a literal life changing and learning experience for the whole family!

Paul Garcia: My middle school daughter needed professional help for an eating disorder a few years back. Turns out there was a near life long self hatred and body image issues going on. We called the ERC on a Monday and by Wednesday my daughter was seen for an initial evaluation. She went on to stay in the outpatient program for four months and I believe it saved her life. Her lack of calories was wreaking havoc on her emotions and decision making and the team at the ERC worked with my daughter, her mother, and myself to help my daughter. There were family counseling sessions, individual sessions for my kid, and groups sessions for the teenage peer group that my daughter was with at that time. There was an orientation for families about eating disorders and I found that very helpful. Luckily for us our insurance covered the cost of treatment for my daughter. Three years later my daughter says the most helpful thing about the ERC was the group counseling sessions with her peers, which is about right coming from a teenager. Eating disorders have a very strong will and a tight grip on people who suffer from them but the care and expertise of the staff at the ERC made all the difference for my daughter. My daughter put on weight, made a community of friends to support her, and learned skills to fight her eating disorder and for all of these things I will forever be grateful to the staff at the ERC for being there when my daughter needed their help. As for those who have written negative reviews on here, I am sorry for your experience. For the ones who have lost loved ones to suicide brought on by their eating disorders I am sorry. I nearly lost my daughter that same way but she had to choose life and health for herself. Eating disorders, depression, self hatred can sometimes lead someone to suicide. To the person struggling with an eating disorder wondering about contacting the ERC, do it today and start your journey to healing and freedom. To the parent wondering if the ERC is right for your son or daughter, make the call today and be the loving mama or papa bear that your child needs you to be.

Joann L: I called Advanced Psychiatry Associates for the first time today based on a social worker referral. I didn’t know what to expect and was nervous. Mac took my call and he was great. He was friendly and helpful and made things easy for me. Thanks!

Kim Eger: I had the pleasure of working with Mac over the phone for my son's appointment. Mac was so friendly and was able to get me a quick appointment. He's definitely an asset to Folsom Psychiatry and I really appreciate Folsom Psychiatry for everything they do for my son. Thank you!!!

Jacqueline Holden: Mac Glover returned my call and walked me thru my next visit as my Dr wasn’t available. He was kind and was very easy to talk too made my appt and time very easy.

Rhiannon Mezquita: Mac Glover was very helpful! Great customer service. Thank you!

Abigail Riser: Mac was very helpful and kind throughout scheduling process!

Tauasa Timoteo: Mac was most helpful and got me through the process way faster than I expected

Morgan Ivy Zipperian: Mac the operator was very helpful in my experience getting appointments and medicine in a timely matter. Always answer the phone and consistently call to check that you know your visit is upcoming or they find an alternate appointment for you. Mac again was very helpful to me and made it more comfortable

Natalie Ochoa: Best customer service ever from Mac Glover!!

Jenn & Andy Yeates: Just an update to express how happy we are with the continued excellent customer service and care Advanced Psychiatry Associates gives us. Tony communicates every step of every process. I can call him directly with any requests or concerns and he answers the phone immediately and gets me the information I need. The providers we have dealt with are thorough, caring and pleasant. We are very appreciative of the service they provide and how well they provide it.

Kevin Cates: Mac Glover was very helpful with setting up my appointment. I was offered an appointment next day and given a number to call if I needed anything else!

Yarem Sanchez: Medical assistant answered all of my questions and was clear and concise in regards to my concerns.

Courtney Riddle: Being a caregiver is complicated at times. Calling Advanced Psychiatry Association and talking with Mac Glober was both easy and helpful! Thank you