Eating Disorder Center of Montana

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Eating Disorder Center of Montana

Living wholeheartedly. We treat the whole person, not just the symptom. We work closely with other medical providers to coordinate care.

Our experienced team of multi-disciplinary clinicians takes an evidence-based approach to eating disorder treatment, education, and advocacy. The Eating Disorder Center of Montana (EDCMT) is a licensed healthcare facility with structured and holistic programs for patients 16 years and older through its outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization/day treatment programs, located in Bozeman, Montana. We strive to empower our patients with newfound resiliency and skills they can use the rest of their lives. We guide our patients to address their stressors, moving beyond disordered coping to free them to live wholeheartedly. Program services include a combination of individual, family, and group psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and rehabilitation, psycho-education, and supervised meal encounters. The treatment team consists of an attending physician (psychiatrist), advanced-degree licensed therapists, registered dietitians, registered nurses, milieu therapists, and administrators. At EDCMT, we place our patients into specific levels of care based on the unique needs of each person: partial hospitalization/day treatment, intensive outpatient, and outpatient programs. We work with patients as well as the families of those who are struggling with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, ARFID, binge eating disorder, and all eating problems that don’t fit a specific category. Our spacious and attractive lodging facility for adults is located within walking distance from EDCMT’s two locations in Downtown Bozeman, providing an accommodation for out-of-town patients (over 18) who need a place to stay during the course of their treatment. In addition to in-person treatment, we also provide tele-health services through our virtual HIPAA compliant platform for outpatient clients throughout Montana.

01/10/2026

Trust us, this is normal. All of our patients have felt one of more of these things before stepping through our doors and sometimes even after.

But, treatment can work for you and you are deserving and worthy of help and living a life free from your eating disorder.

We can’t tell you your timeline of recovery or when recovery will stick but we can promise you that it is possible for you no matter what you are feeling right now.

Healing looks different for everyone but for everyone the journey is nonlinear, it takes time, it has hiccups, and healing carries on throughout life as you continue to learn and grow.

One of the most amazing things about choosing to keep fighting your eating disorder is that you’ll gain skills and strengths that help you in every challenge thereafter.

It’s okay if you’re afraid it won’t work for you. Go for it anyways.

01/01/2026

It’s a new year 🎉

If you are spending today reflecting on the past year, or making plans for the new one, that’s great! It’s a wonderful time to practice gratitude and congratulate yourself on the past year. But let this be a reminder to you that you don’t need to reinvent yourself. You don’t need to ‘glow up’ and have a ‘winter arch’. You can just be. You can just reflect and consider and plan without trying to change yourself. You really can.

We’re rooting for you in the new year, and remember that if you decide that this is the year you want to improve your relationship with your body, food, or mental health, we are here for you. 💙

12/29/2025

It’s true. It’s enough. You are enough. 💗

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from the team at the Eating Disorder Center of Montana. Whether you’re celebrating or not, we hope this day brings you peace and joy.⁣

Our office is closed today, and will reopen tomorrow, December 26th.

12/24/2025

Meet Claire, one of our newest Milieu Therapists!

Claire is a recent Montana State University graduate, where she pursued a Bachelor’s in Psychology and desires to continue her education in a Master’s of Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is originally from Portland, Oregon, but has fallen in love with Bozeman due to its proximity to fly fishing in incredible trout streams. While at Montana State, she dedicated much of her time to volunteering in the Bozeman community as a youth mentor with Big Sky Youth Empowerment. Claire’s experience with vulnerable youth inspired her to become involved with another population in need of an empathetic individual to lean on. As a Milieu Therapist, she aims to uphold the welcoming and compassionate environment at EDCMT and approach patients with gentle curiosity and kindness as they navigate their journey with eating disorders.

We’re so happy to have you on the team, Claire!

12/21/2025

Happy winter solstice! The shortest day and the longest night of the year. For those of us in Montana the long, dark nights this time of year can be mentally challenging, and this day feels like a turning point. Every day from here on out will be a little bit brighter, a little bit lighter.

We can try using this long, dark evening as a time to reflect on the winter thus far. How have you been feeling with the longer nights, what do you look forward to with the longer days? What will you miss about the darkness? What are you ready to leave behind?

12/19/2025

It really is just food. And our bodies know what to do with food.⁣ They know what to do with ALL foods.

A healthy relationship to food is being able to put all foods on the same neutral playing field so that you are able to tune into your own unique hunger and get to know what makes you feel nourished, satisfied and happy.

This is so different for everyone and changes throughout our lives, all of which is natural. Your best friend might like carbs with every meal to feel full, you might prefer a lot of protein. You might want two cookies. They might want one. In two years, you might opt for two cookies most of the time or not be into cookies at all. We are allowed to be this way. Our bodies are smart and when we work with them, they can clue us in to our own unique needs.

We’re wishing everyone just a little more peace with food this holiday season. If cookies scare you, that’s ok. If you are scared of certain foods or whole food groups it’s not easy work to change that thinking.

So take your time. Take small steps. Celebrate them. You can do this.

And you are not alone if you are afraid of holiday food. But we promise you that you can eat it and that your body knows what to do.

12/15/2025

Happy Hanukkah from our team! ✨

This season, you deserve to enjoy the foods that bring you comfort and joy. No “healthy swaps,” no guilt. The nostalgic recipes, the once-a-year treats, the everyday favorites… they’re all allowed on your plate.

12/10/2025

Meet one of our newest Milieu Therapists, Isabelle Dominici!

Isabelle graduated from Lewis & Clark College, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Health Studies. Originally from Louisiana, she spent six years in Portland, Oregon before relocating to Bozeman in 2025. Isabelle plans to pursue graduate studies to become a licensed psychotherapist in the future.

In her free time, Isabelle enjoys sewing, practicing aerial silks, and exploring Montana’s natural beauty. As a Milieu Therapist at EDCMT, she strives to create a warm, supportive environment and be a positive presence for patients on their path to recovery.

We’re so happy to have you on the team, Isabelle!

12/04/2025

Curious what really sets Eating Disorder Center of Montana (EDCMT) apart from other treatment centers? We’re talking small group settings, personalized care, peer support, and a healing-centered approach that treats the whole person — mind, body, and spirit.

👉 Head to the link in our bio to read the full post and discover why EDCMT is more than just “another center.” 💙

11/28/2025

You need to eat today, no matter what.⁣
You deserve food today, no matter what.
You need food today, no matter what.

We know it can feel so dang scary after a holiday and celebrating to want to deprive or ‘make up’ for the day before. Maybe you felt like you ate too much. Maybe you didn’t move in your normal ways. But we promise, your body can handle those things. That they’re no big deal. That we’re actually wired for some inconsistency and times where we eat too much.

And we know you might be feeling pretty out of control around food and eating can feel super scary today. But we promise that constant consistent nourishment over time is how we end those fears and rebuild trust and connection in your body.

Maybe yesterday went great. You shut down those voices and didn’t listen to food rules. That is so awesome. Keep it up today. Keep nourishing yourself.

No matter where you’re coming from today—great, mediocre, difficult, meh holiday celebration—you need to eat.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate. We know that this holiday can be a hard one for some, whether because of food, family, or something else. If you are struggling today, know that we understand, and we are here for you when you are ready.

We also want to acknowledge that this holiday has a complicated history, and November is National Native American Heritage Month. Our offices in Bozeman and Missoula are on the ancestral lands of the Apsaálooke (Crow), Tséstho'e (Cheyenne), Séliš & Ktunaxa (Salish & Kootenai), and Qlispe (Kalispel) people.

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14 S Willson Avenue
Bozeman, MT
59715

Telephone

+14064517370

Website

https://edcmontana.org/

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