eating disorders recovery|support|help
Making the first call for help can be challenging. Individuals seeking help are often in a great deal of emotional pain, fear and shame. These emotions can be deeply rooted and built up over the course of the eating disorder. Navigating the maze of treatment options can be a daunting task.
We are a team of experienced, compassionate professionals that will work with you and your loved ones along the journey through recovery from the point of the first call. Our governing treatment philosophy is welcoming each person at their personal stage of recovery.
We provide comprehensive, compassionate treatment for those individuals and families suffering from eating disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
family & loved ones
All part of the healing process
Family members can experience a sense of helplessness, magnified by frustration, fear and confusion. Adding to the confusion, loved ones needing help can often appear high functioning while their bodies and minds may be breaking down and struggling to survive.
We strongly encourage the participation of family members and loved ones to support the recovery process for each and every patient.Our highest priority is to cultivate an environment where patients and families feel valued, safe and connected with those helping them through their healing process .
"Once you choose hope, anything's possible."-Christopher Reeve
Our Approach
Always evolving and individualizedWe offer Comprehensive Intensive Outpatient Programs and Partial Hospitalization Programs for adult and adolescent males and females suffering from Eating Disorders. We individualize care to address the co-existing disorders such as Depression, Anxiety, Substance Use Disorders, Trauma/PTSD and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders as well as core underlying issues. Each patient works with a multidisciplinary team of highly trained professional staff including a psychiatrist, licensed mental health professionals, and nutrition staff. We offer supported meals during program hours.
Each patient will meet twice a week with their primary therapist for individual therapy sessions and weekly with a psychiatrist and nutrition team for individualized sessions as guided by their treatment plan. Our multidisciplinary team addresses the mental, nutritional, emotional and spiritual needs of each person. We work closely with our patients to develop and practice healthy coping skills to replace deeply rooted self-destructive patterns. We are dedicated to go beyond diagnosis and symptom management so that each patient addresses all issues to fully understand their personal recovery needs.
We take a multidisciplinary team approach using best practice, effective evidence-based modalities to ensure the best care possible.
Adult Partial Hospitalization Program
For individuals that do not require inpatient or residential care, but who are experiencing an inability to discontinue their disordered eating behaviors or achieve full recovery without treatment, Partial Hospitalization (PHP) may be necessary to stop the progression of disordered eating behaviors. The PHP is five days a week, 6 hours each day, with the addition of family programming when scheduled . There are various daily activities that guide each person’s treatment and recovery needs. During scheduled hours, patients meet weekly with their individual primary therapist and multidisciplinary treatment team members. We offer a supervised meal and two snacks, accompanied by meal support and meal processing groups. Services offered in our PHP include:
- Psychoeducational Lecture Series
- Nutritional Lecture Series
- Creative Healing Groups
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
- Mindfullness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Psychodrama
- EMDR
- Trauma Therapy
- Yoga Therapy
- Interpersonal Process Groups
- Recovery Stabilization
- Grief and Loss
- Body Image
Adult Intensive OutPatient Programs
Our intensive outpatient program is a cutting-edge transitional level of care for patients either stepping down from a higher level of care or for patients requiring extra support in conjunction with their outpatient team. Our IOP program meets three nights a week for 3 hours where patients are able to practice advanced recovery skills as well as integrate hands on nutritional challenges to support real life recovery outside of treatment. Services offered in the IOP Program Include but are not limited to:
- Recovery Stabilization
- Emotional Awareness and Expression
- Yoga Therapy and Meditative Practices
- Real World Recovery Topics
- Advanced Nutition Coping Skills
- Interpersonal Process Groups
- Psychodrama
- Body Image
- Meal Process and Self Portioning
- Meal Challenges and Restaurant Outings
Adolescent Life-Wellness
Adolescence can be a diffcult and challenging time that often presents itself with stress and issues around self esteem, identify formation and fear of disapproval or rejection. Sometimes these issues can manifest themselves in depression and anxiety. Some adolescents can suffer in silence and go unnoticed while others can act out in various ways that can cause problems within their social, family and or academic life. Some adolescents feel "different" and struggle to "fit in" The Adolescent Life-Wellness IOP is professionally designed and guided to help adolescents between the ages of 12-17 work through issues often encountered during these critical developmental stages of life. Kids who may feel stressed, mis-understood, isolated and alone often need age-appropriate clinical interventions to learn how to navigate personal life challenges. Some adolescents can be overachievers and still suffer from feelings of inadequacy and poor self esteem. These issues and others can be magni ed and reinforced in negative thinking and behaviors.
The Adolescent Life-Wellness meets three hours, three days a week. This program program is uniquely designed to help kids identify and express feelings openly and learn alternative approaches to help them build a developmentally strong foundation on into adulthood.
- Individual therapy
- Supervised mealtime
- Individualized treatment planning to guide each adolescent's direction of care
- Clinically guided special topics groups and open group process sessions
- Staff supported Goals and Commitment Groups
- My personal Tool Box: Staff guided educational presentations involving interactive skill building exercises and creative problem solving strategies
- Mindfulness practices to support stress management, distress tolerance strategies and coping skills enhancement
- Psychodrama and Positive Peer Support Theater
- Life skills, Confidence and Self esteem groups
- Private Family Therapy sessions and family educational groups
Adolescent Eating Disorders
The Adolescent Eating Disorders IOP is designed specically for adolescent boys and girls between ages 12-17 to support recovery issues specific to adolescents suffering from anorexia, bulimia and/or binge eating disorders. Eating disorders often begin to develop in adolescence. This program provides education, prevention awareness and clinically guided therapy groups and activities that are creatively designed to meet the unique needs specific to adolescents with eating disorders.
- Individual therapy with primary therapist
- Multidisciplinary treatment team for individualized care, involving therapist, dietitian and psychiatrist
- Adolescent age-appropriate group therapy and experiential activities
- Psycho-Educational presentations
- Psychodrama and Positive Peer Support Theater
- Body Movement, Body Image, and Mindfulness groups
- Family Workshop
Our Nutrition Program
Chef inspired individualized meals to support each person's nutritional needs.
Each patient works closely with their registered dietitian and nutrition team. Meal support is offered during meals and snacks. Each person participates in meal process groups, meal planning groups, along with individual sessions with their personal registered dietitian. Various nutrition program activities are used to help support the reduction of eating disordered behaviors such as food exposures, grocery exposures, restaurant outings, chef instructed cooking classes, and mindfulness based practices.
We offer a sophisticated Nutrition Program designed to support nutritional stabilization and ongoing recovery through understanding accurate nutritional information, identification and understanding of emotional triggers, negative thinking, body image and body awareness, and the mind body connection through integrated nutrition therapy activities
“Feelings come and go like clouds in a windy sky. Conscious breathing is my anchor.” - Thich Nhat Hanh
Casita Del Mar Supportive Living in Juno Beach
Casita del Mar, one of the few supportive living settings for eating disorders in Florida, offers guests a safe and private living environment for adults suffering from eating disorders who are coming from out-of-state, or for those individuals who need a supportive setting during their journey towards healing. Casita Del Mar is a voluntary supportive living
setting with the main goal to provide a home-like atmosphere that helps encourage each individual’s healing process.
Guests are provided nutritional support while integrating new life skills to enhance their overall personal wellness goals. Chef inspired classes, customized nutritional plans, nutrition support, and grocery outings are offered in the day-to-day schedule. Having available nutritional support during dif cult times helps to slowly discontinue deeply engrained disordered eating behaviors and negative thinking.
In addition, Positive-Peer-Support is often a much needed component to build a strong, resilient, life sustaining foundation. Mindfulness, Yoga, and related excursions and activities are interwoven into the daily schedule. Transportation is provided for guests as needed.
The team that makes a difference
Our Family with Specialized experienceEach of our patients has their own individual treatment team of professionals to work alongside them throughout their recovery plan. Each staff person brings specialized experience and skills to meet the unique needs of our patients.
Ultimately, we feel very strongly that connecting with our patients is most critical to support ongoing progress.
16 Total Staff to help you
Michelle Klinedinst
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Marti LaTour
Partner
Amanda Pusey
Medical Director & Psychiatrist
Ethan LeFever
Executive Director
Megan Kniskern
Director of Nutrition Services
Amanda J. Davis
Clinical Director
Sonia A. Thomas
Certified Art Therapist
Sondra Braude
Registered Dietitian/Nutrition Therapist
Alana Sims
Registered Dietitian
Abby Bernstein
Primary Therapist
Julia Christodoulou
Primary Therapist
Heidi Salonia
Certified Trauma Specialist
Ana Rubia
Office Manager
Brian Carey
Chief Financial Officer
Gerald Broughton
Chief Technical Officer
Courtney Creese
Clinical Outreach Manager
Michelle Klinedinst MS CEDS
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
For the past thirty years Michelle has devoted her career to helping individuals with addictions, eating disorders, and self-destructive behaviors and to live healthier and happier lives. Throughout her career, Michelle has worked in various administrative, corporate and clinical leadership capacities. She is a therapist at heart and brings a client-centered approach to her companies. She offers a wide range of experience in understanding her role as CEO as she oversees and guides staff, and patient care.
She was Executive Vice President of Rosewood Eating Disorders Treatment Centers and co-founded A New Journey Eating Disorders Treatment Center in Santa Monica California. She has built clinical programs both nationally and internationally. Michelle was the Chief Executive Officer for Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Center in Antigua, West Indies. She is published and has presented nationally and internationally on addictions and eating disorders. Michelle is psychodrama trained at the Moreno Academy of Psychodrama. She holds a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology, Post Graduate Certification in Addictions Studies, and Certification as an Eating Disorders Specialist.
Marti LaTour MBA
Partner
Marti M. LaTour is Vice President of Finance & Strategic Growth at ViaMar Health, an Eating Disorders Behavioral Health Center. She brings over 30 years of business and finance management to the team at ViaMar. ViaMar Health fits very well into Marti’s personal passion of investing in women led companies and helping women succeed. For over 10 years, in her spare time, Marti has been involved with groups of women who devote their expertise and money to invest in women owned or led start-up companies. She is currently a limited partner of BELLE Capital USA, a Women’s Angel Fund that invests in the underserved women’s entrepreneurial spirit and their early stage companies across the USA.
Prior to the financial industry, Marti worked for PepsiCo as one of six business-unit sales directors in the US responsible for net sales of $346 million, and directed 15 key account managers throughout the Southeast.
Marti received both a Bachelors in business and marketing (with high honors) and an MBA with a concentration in finance, business and marketing from Lewis University. While there, she earned the Academic Excellence Award and was a member of the University Honor Organization and the Gamma Chi chapter of the Delta Epsilon Sigma national scholastic honor society.
Active in the community, Marti has been listed in Florida Trend magazine’s "Must-Know Contacts" of Palm Beach County. Marti is currently serving on the boards of the Palm Beach County Food Bank, Economic Council of Palm Beach County, YWCA, Angel Forum of Florida, Palm Beach Round Table and the Advisory Boards of Florida Atlantic University’s Tech Runway and College of Arts and Letters. She has previously served as a member of the Criminal Justice Commission of Palm Beach County, the Kravis Center Corporate Partner Executive Committee and Friends of the Kravis Center, Advisory Board for Cystic Fibrosis and the Board of Directors of Keep Florida Beautiful. Marti was nominated for the Athena Award of Palm Beach County in 2010. Was awarded Coalition Business Leader by the Palm Beach County Substance Awareness Coalition and was nominated for Women of the Year by the Northern Palm Beach Chamber in 2013.
Amanda Pusey MD
Medical Director & Psychiatrist
Dr. Pusey is board certified in General Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine, and Addiction Medicine. She has 8 years of experience in the treatment of mental illness. After completion of her formal training, Dr. Pusey received an appointment as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine. She has previous experience as an Inpatient Psychiatrist at JFK Medical Center and West Palm Hospital in West Palm Beach, FL.
Dr. Pusey earned her Medical Doctorate at the University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, FL. She then completed General Psychiatry residency training at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. She completed her formal training at Yale School of Medicine with a fellowship in Psychosomatic Medicine (the treatment of mental illness in the medically ill). Dr. Pusey also has experience in performing ECT.
Ethan LeFever
Executive Director
Ethan has worked in the field of patient care for over 14 years. Ranging from Abused and Neglected Children, Adults and Adolescents with Eating Disorders and Mental health conditions and Adults with Chemical Dependency. His former positions Include Executive Director at Sol Recovery Center, Director of Business Development and Director of Intake and Utilization Review at Rosewood Centers.
He best describes himself as a steadfast patient advocate. He believes in only working with teams of people that make the treatment experience as compassionate and comfortable for the person as possible.
Megan Kniskern PHD
Director of Nutrition Services
Learning and teaching never ends, it is essential in the areas of addictions, eating disorders and mental health, to continuously be involved in the new information and perspectives of understanding how to support and treat the dietary needs of these populations. Megan’s passion for eating disorders and nutrition manifested in being a Lecturer at Arizona State University in the School of Nutrition and Health Promotion beginning in 2013, teaching graduate and undergraduate management and nutrition courses. This included the development of an eating disorders and addictions graduate seminar course; the first of it’s kind at the University. Megan was previously the Director of Nutrition and Culinary Services at Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders and has 11 years of experience developing and implementing wellness programs for men, women and adolescents struggling with eating disorders, addictions and mental illness. Megan emphasizes the importance of the mind-body connection in treatment and recovery. She has been a Certified yoga instructor for 11 years; combining mindfulness practices and meditation techniques with traditional nutrition models in all areas of her professional practices. All of these aspects combine to allow Megan to work with all identified, and also those issues that have yet to be perceived. As no eating disorder is “traditional”, Megan’s strength is in working with vegans, vegetarians, diabetics, food allergies and intolerances, very low body weight and further combinations of struggles that are acquired over the course of the disease progression.
Teaching the yoga basics to new students and watching the connection begin; improving self-love and body acceptance and embracing all of the positive messages that yoga brings into the stress of daily Western life. Megan is a Certified Eating Disorder Dietitian (CEDRD) and Approved Supervisor through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (iaedp). She additionally serves as the Public Relations Chair for the Behavioral Health Nutrition dietetic practice group with an emphasis in Addictions, Mental Health and Eating Disorders, through the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and was recently appointed as the Phoenix Ambassador of the International Federation of Eating Disorder Dietitians.
Amanda J. Davis PHD
Clinical Director
Dr. Amanda Davis is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for eating disorders, anxiety disorders, and mood disorders. Her approach to psychotherapy integrates the best scientific data with a profound awareness of the uniqueness of every person. A native of New Jersey, Dr. Davis graduated with a B.A. in psychology from Princeton University and then went on to complete her doctoral training at Emory University. Following an internship at Weill-Cornell Medical Center in New York City, she joined the team at the Columbia Center for Eating Disorders, where she provided CBT for inpatients and outpatients with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and related eating disorders.
Dr. Davis relies on the most current medical and psychological research to develop treatment plans and recommendations. Her goal as a CBT therapist is to provide her patients with the skills and support they need to overcome the obstacles that keep them from being healthy and happy. Dr. Davis also provides psychological testing and consultation services in her practice at Ricci Psychology of the Palm Beaches.
Sonia A. Thomas MS, ATR-BC
Certified Art Therapist
Sonya is a masters level, board certified art therapist with over fifteen years of experience. She previously practiced in Michigan working with patients with traumatic brain injury as well as in-patient hospitalization. After her move to Florida in 2007, Sonia worked with as a director of bereavement at a tri county hospice helping adults and children work through grief issues using art therapy. Sonia is now the owner and founder of Brush Strokes Art Therapy, Inc and focuses on bringing a variety of art therapy services to all ages and different populations in the tri-county areas in South Florida.
Art therapy is a specialization that combines talk therapy with the usage of art making. This process aids in helping to describe issues and feelings both verbally and non-verbally. One does not need to be skilled in art to benefit from art therapy. Sometimes the words are difficult to find; art therapy is a great alternative to those that sometimes struggle to find those words.
Sondra Braude RD, LD/N
Registered Dietitian/Nutrition Therapist
Sondra received her bachelors in Psychology from Concordia University in Montreal Canada before moving to the U.S to pursue her passion for nutrition and eating disorders. She completed both her degree and Dietetic Internship at Arizona State University. Since becoming a Registered Dietitian, she has gotten a lot of experience with Eating Disorders, Mental Health issues, and Substance abuse. She strongly believe in building a relationship with clients, and in doing so, gaining insight into individual strengths and weaknesses.
This also creates a warm, calming environment where he or she can feel comfortable opening up. Having a degree in both Psychology and nutrition enables her to use counseling and behavior modification in conjunction with nutrition therapy. She don't focus on calories or numbers, rather achieving a healthy balanced relationship with food, exercise and their bodies.
Alana Sims RD
Registered Dietitian
Alana is a charismatic and caring Registered Dietitian who is excited about being a part of the ViaMar Team. Alana was a co-ed competitive cheerleader and a collegiate level assistant cheerleading coach. Through those experiences, she was able to see the issues surrounding weight and food and developed an interest in eating disorders and nutrition. During her dietetic internship, Alana sought out unique opportunities to learn more about nutrition and eating disorders by completing an elective rotation at an eating disorder facility and implementing a research study about body image and eating disorders entitled - A comparison of body image disturbance in females of various BMIs who are at risk for eating disorders. She received the Graduate College of Education and Health Science FCS Award for her research which further fueled her desire to specialize in eating disorders.
She received the Graduate College of Education and Health Science FCS Award for her research which further fueled her desire to specialize in eating disorders. Alana’s nutrition philosophy centers on helping others not only love their bodies but love themselves entirely, and helping to establish a positive relationship with food. She is eager to collaborate with the team of skilled professionals at ViaMar and hopes to continue to impact the world of eating disorders in a positive way.
Abby Bernstein MS
Primary Therapist
Abby is a caring and compassionate therapist that has a genuine need to aid others through difficult times. Abby became fascinated with eating disorders when she was receiving her Bachelors Degree in Psychology. She found the rise of eating disorders to be troubling and began to focus on the etiology and treatment ities that have been linked with disordered eating patterns. Abby obtained her M.S with a focus in counseling from Lynn University. While completing her graduate degree Abby worked at the Renfrew Center for Eating disorders where she conducted DBT group therapy and provided individual counseling to female patients. Abby specializes in treating Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder.
She also has vast experience with treating various personality disorders and symptoms of Anxiety, Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Abby is an active member of the National Eating Disorder Association and has been involved in eating disorder prevention throughout the South Florida community. In a therapeutic setting Abby focuses on the relationship between therapist and client, while providing a safe space for personal growth and empowerment. Abby is very excited to be joining the Viamar Health team.
Julia Christodoulou MS
Primary Therapist
Julia earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Palm Beach Atlantic University. She is experienced in the fields of Eating Disorders, Adult and Adolescent Mental Health and Chemical Dependency. Julia is seasoned in helping clients incorporate new coping skills to make a smooth transition back into day -to- day living. She grew up in Latin America, is bilingual, and very sensitive to the cultural uniqueness of each client.
Julia is known by her fellow clinical team members as passionate about her work, a true client advocate deeply committed to forming a trusting professional relationship to encourage each clients growth and personal recovery journey.
Heidi Salonia CTS,LMHC,BCPC,BCETS
Certified Trauma Specialist
Heidi is a designated a certified trauma treatment specialist, board certified expert in traumatic stress, board certified professional counselor, and a licensed mental health counselor. She holds the status of diplomate for both The American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress and The National Center for Crisis Management. Heidi specializes and is certified in EMDR therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) in the treatment of children, adolescents, and adults to facilitate the healing process. Heidi also has training in psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems therapy, cognitive processing therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and client centered therapy to personalize the process for each patient. With over 20 years experience as a therapist, Heidi has extensive knowledge in working with both adults and children with significant complex grief, complex traumas, and eating disorder issues. She has many years experience working in some of the top residential treatment centers within the country with both children and adults treating eating disorders and complex traumas. She is also known for her work abroad where she often assists in mass tragedy protocols and consultations. Heidi worked with survivors and rescue workers of the September 11th 2001 attacks and was also commissioned to work with several families of fire rescue and law enforcement. Heidi also works extensively with individuals who have endured medical trauma and health issues (cancers, congenital diseases, infertility). Heidi continues to work with active and retired military, border patrol, law enforcement officers, firefighters, paramedics, and other first responders in the field. She serves as an EAP trauma specialist for Palm Beach County Fire Rescue within her private practice.
In addition, Heidi has presented at a number of lectures and given presentations to audiences speaking on the topics on the Neurobiology of Trauma, EMDR, and Dissociation. Heidi has presented at IAEDP on EMDR, trauma, & eating disorders. She remains highly involved in the research of trauma and eating disorders. Heidi’s therapeutic approach is to provide support, nurturing, and practical feedback to help patients effectively address personal life challenges and facilitate the healing process to 'move on' in one's life. She works with each individual In a compassionate and a nonjudgmental atmosphere to help one heal the underlying wounds that keep getting in the way of living one's life.
Ana Rubia
Office Manager
Ana has been working in the patient care field since 2013. Prior to working at ViaMar Health, Ana’s former positions include Behavioral Health Technician, Resident Manager, and Administrative Assistant at Chemical Dependency rehabilitation centers for adolescents, and adult men and women. As a result of Ana’s personal experience with eating disorders she brings a warm and sensitive understanding to the patients and families. She is also bi-lingual and bi-cultural and speaks Spanish fluently. She strongly believes that every staff member at ViaMar Health plays a significant role in the treatment experience of their clients and to ensure the environment is comfortable and safe.
As Ana embarks on her career journey with ViaMar Health and in the field of Eating Disorder treatment, she is confident that she will grow alongside an excellent team of professionals who not only possess experience and credentials, but compassion and empathy for the people under their care.
Brian Carey
Chief Financial Officer
Brian Carey has been an owner/principal of an accounting and finance firm for over thirty years and has started or assisted with the management of many businesses and non-profit organizations during that period. All insurance, investment and personal financial planning services are now provided through strategic alliance partners of Carey Associates. Brian Carey has assisted with well over one hundred business plans including numerous plans for minority-owned businesses through the Goodridge Business Resource Center, the York County Economic Development Corporation, and the Office of Minority Business Development.
Additionally, Brian has started and operated several businesses in industries including media/marketing, broadcasting, transportation and logistics, celebrity sports events, outdoor/sportsmen’s activities and business development consulting. Although not a veteran, Brian has a special affection for military personnel and is proud to be a part of VEO. Brian has worked with and assisted many veteran organizations over the past 30 years including helping veterans start and expand their businesses. Brian received the Goodridge Center Volunteer/Consultant of the Year Awards for services provided to minority-owner businesses for the years 1994 and 1995. Brian Carey has been the Chief Financial Officer of both for-profit and non-profit organizations. Brian has worked with and assisted many veteran organizations over the past 30 years including helping veterans start and expand their businesses.
Gerald Broughton
Chief Technical Officer
Gerald Broughton (Jerry) is a serial entrepreneur, software architect, technical co-founder, and software development consultant specializing software as a service offering. He has spent 30 years delivering software projects with companies in many different industries including finance, insurance, manufacturing, and charities. He has architected API’s, databases, designed electronic circuit boards, web, desktop, and mobile applications.
Jerry frequently helps entrepreneurs with product focus and direction and connecting to the greater entrepreneur community. Recently, he helped organize and run UpNextFest, which is the new branding of a week festival created to build an entrepreneurial ecosystem in smaller cities. He also is active in helping people with ideas start and build interesting things. When he isn’t glued to a computer screen, he spends time walking everywhere instead of driving and listening to lots of podcasts.
Courtney Creese
Clinical Outreach Manager
Courtney graduated from University of Central Florida in Orlando with her Bachelors in Business Management and Marketing. Working in the sales and marketing industry for 3 years and running a sales territory in Massachusetts, she expanded her knowledge of business and marketing. Courtney transitioned into the treatment industry with an operational role in an addictions treatment facility in South Florida after moving back from the North East in 2015.
She is extremely passionate about being an advocate for those struggling with eating disorders and behavioral health issues and believes as part of our mission we integrate our community and make building business relationships an ongoing priority. Courtney strives to ensure our clients at VIAMAR Health receive the best care possible so they can cultivate success in their treatment journey.
Referring Professionals & Health Care Providers
We value the help and participation of referring Health Care Providers.We work closely with referral sources, encouraging ongoing participation with their patient’s care through discharge. We believe that this relationship supports the ongoing strength of each person’s recovery process.
We welcome Health Care Professionals to contact us for additional information on programming schedule and content beyond the scope of the website.
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