Be Collaborative Care, Providence, RI Videos

be Collaborative Care is proud to provide Rhode Island’s first adult PHP for eating disorder treatment. This program provides more specialized care to those struggling with their mental health. Through PHP, we aim to reach individuals in a new way while educating and empowering them toward their recovery. Clients complete intensive daily programming that meets them where they’re at in their recovery journey, supplying them with the attention and tools they need to get where they want to be. Visit our website to learn more. #php #partialhospitalizationprogram #eatingdisordertreatment #eatingdisorderrecovery #eatingdisorderhelp #mentalhealthtreatment #mentalhealthprograms #eatingdisorderprograms #healingispossible #professionaleatingrecoverysupport #supportforeatingdisorders

A New Year can come with new doubts. While making personal goals for yourself, or thinking of things you want to accomplish, sometimes doubt and fear from your past creeps back in. We encourage you to silence that doubt. We assure you, that “Yes you can!” No matter what your goals for the new year may be, walk forward, and know you can accomplish them. If recovery is in your 2024 plans, contact us today to see how we can support you. www.becollaborativecare.com/contact #HappyNewYear #recoveryinthenewyear

Join be Collaborative Care’s Director of Therapeutic Recreation and Athlete Services, Amanda Tierney, MS, CSCS, CEDS-S, for her new Meal and Movement support program! This program starts December 6th and will run in 4-week cycles. Meal and Movement is specially designed to support those in eating disorder recovery and help them find the balance between eating meals that provide crucial nutrition and healthy movement practices. Reserve your spot today by contacting us at 401.262.0845 or https://www.becollaborativecare.com/meal-and-movement-program to learn more. #mealsupport #eatingrecovery #movementsupport

Today marks the third day of Weight Stigma Awareness Week. The purpose of this week is to have hard conversations around weight stigma, body image, and body shaming and how various societal issues like these can deeply affect individuals in eating recovery. These conversations aren’t easy, but important in creating a more accepting society. Visit the following link to learn more about how you can #stopthestigma around weight. https://weightstigmaawarenessweek.org #WSAW #weightstigmaawarenessweek #spreadawareness