Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center

Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness Center Our therapists and nutritionists use an empathetic approach to using evidence-based theories to treat the whole person.

Virginia eating disorder treatment center committed to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders.
◦ Located in Norfolk & Reston, we offer PHP & IOP programs.
◦ In-network with most major insurances.
◦ Contact us today for an initial assessment! Prosperity Eating Disorders and Wellness offers evidence-based, comprehensive and holistic treatment to individuals struggling with eating disorders

, depression, anxiety, and self-esteem. Our goal is to help individuals struggling with Eating Disorders and co-occurring illnesses find a full recovery by meeting their psychological, medical, nutritional, spiritual, emotional and relational needs. With locations in Herndon and Norfolk, Prosperity is equipped to serve the needs of adolescents and adults throughout Virginia.

Recovery looks different for every person, and the right support can make all the difference. 💜Prosperity Eating Disorde...
05/26/2026

Recovery looks different for every person, and the right support can make all the difference. 💜

Prosperity Eating Disorders & Wellness Center offers PHP and IOP programs in Virginia for individuals who need structured, compassionate support in their eating disorder recovery.

With locations in Reston and Norfolk, we’re here to serve clients and families across NoVa and Hampton Roads.

We are currently enrolling for PHP and IOP, with immediate openings in our IOP program at both locations.

Start with a free treatment assessment to learn what level of care may be right for you or your loved one.
📞 (703) 466-5150
📧 information@prosperityedwell.com
💻 prosperityedwell.com

Supporting a child through eating disorder recovery can feel overwhelming, especially when you are not always sure what ...
05/12/2026

Supporting a child through eating disorder recovery can feel overwhelming, especially when you are not always sure what to say or do.

One of the most meaningful ways to support your child is to lead with compassion, patience, and a willingness to learn. Recovery is not about perfection, and your support does not have to be perfect either.

Small moments of understanding, calm, encouragement, and connection can make a difference.

If your child is struggling with an eating disorder, support is available. 💜

Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Each person’s path can look different, and that does not make it any less valid. 🧭Eat...
05/11/2026

Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Each person’s path can look different, and that does not make it any less valid. 🧭

Eating disorder recovery can come with ups and downs, setbacks, progress, uncertainty, and growth. There is no perfect timeline or single “right” way to heal.

Your journey is still real, even if it looks different from someone else’s.

Eating disorder recovery can feel heavy some days, and that does not mean you are failing.Let this be your reminder that...
05/08/2026

Eating disorder recovery can feel heavy some days, and that does not mean you are failing.

Let this be your reminder that you are allowed to take up space, your thoughts are not always telling you the truth, and your worth has never been defined by a number, a size, or a reflection.

Recovery is not about being perfect. It is about continuing to show up for yourself with compassion, support, and care, one day at a time. 💜

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and we're zooming in on what matters. Eating disorders are serious, sometimes fatal ...
05/05/2026

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and we're zooming in on what matters. Eating disorders are serious, sometimes fatal mental illnesses. Not a choice. Not a lifestyle.

If you or someone you love is struggling, know that help exists and recovery is possible. 💜

Journaling can offer a gentle place to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself.These prompts are not about havin...
04/30/2026

Journaling can offer a gentle place to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself.

These prompts are not about having the “right” answer or writing perfectly. They are simply invitations to notice what you may be feeling, needing, learning, or working through with more compassion.

Eating disorder recovery is not always easy, but small moments of reflection can help you better understand your needs, honor your progress, and support your healing.

Try one prompt that feels supportive today, and let that be enough. 📝

Eating disorders do not have one “look.” They are incredibly diverse.One of the most harmful myths about eating disorder...
04/28/2026

Eating disorders do not have one “look.” They are incredibly diverse.

One of the most harmful myths about eating disorders is that someone must be visibly underweight to be struggling. In reality, fewer than 6% of people with eating disorders are medically diagnosed as “underweight.”

Eating disorders can affect people of all body sizes, shapes, ages, genders, races, and backgrounds. Someone’s appearance does not determine the severity of their illness or whether they deserve support.

Source: ANAD - National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders

This Earth Day, let it be a reminder to step outside, take a breath, and let yourself slow down. 🌎A quiet walk, fresh ai...
04/22/2026

This Earth Day, let it be a reminder to step outside, take a breath, and let yourself slow down. 🌎

A quiet walk, fresh air, a few deep breaths, or simply noticing the sun and breeze can be small ways to feel more grounded and connected.

Caring for yourself does not always have to look big. Sometimes it begins with a moment of stillness. 🌿🌞

Eating disorder thoughts can be loud, but they do not tell you the truth. Let these reminders speak louder. 👉 Healing is...
04/21/2026

Eating disorder thoughts can be loud, but they do not tell you the truth. Let these reminders speak louder.

👉 Healing is possible, and it is something you deserve.
👉 Your value is not defined by your appearance.
👉 Food is not something to fear.
👉 Rest is meaningful and necessary.
👉 Seeking help is not weakness.
👉 You deserve a peaceful relationship with your body.

If you or someone you love needs support, you do not have to navigate this alone. We are here to help.
🔗 prosperityedwell.com
📍 Reston & Norfolk, VA

We were proud to have members of our Prosperity team in Washington, D.C. for Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, jo...
04/17/2026

We were proud to have members of our Prosperity team in Washington, D.C. for Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, joining advocates from across the country to speak up for eating disorder prevention, early detection, and access to treatment.

This year’s advocacy efforts included support for the Nutrition Care Act (H.R. 2495 / S.1971), along with critical Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests that would help expand clinician training and support research focused on early detection for women and girls.

👉 $3 million for the Eating Disorder Center of Excellence within SAMHSA to continue clinician training through SBIRT-ED

👉 $1 million for research grants through the HHS Office of Women’s Health focused on early detection for women and girls

Even if you could not be there in person, you can still make a difference from home.

Learn more and access advocacy resources here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/advocacy-day-2026/

Learn more about the Nutrition Care Act here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/nutrition-care-act/

Learn more about the Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/fiscal-year-2027-funding-requests/

Every voice matters, and together, we can help create meaningful change in eating disorder care and awareness!

Yesterday was Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, and members of our Prosperity team traveled to Washington, D.C. t...
04/16/2026

Yesterday was Eating Disorders Coalition Advocacy Day, and members of our Prosperity team traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for making eating disorders a true public health priority.

Advocacy Day is not limited to those who can attend in person. This is a nationwide effort, and there are many ways to participate virtually and make your voice heard.

This year’s advocacy efforts include support for the Nutrition Care Act (H.R. 2495 / S.1971), which would expand Medicare coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy for individuals with eating disorders and help address a major gap in access to care.

There is also a push for Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests, including:
• $3 million for the Eating Disorder Center of Excellence within SAMHSA to continue training clinicians through SBIRT-ED
• $1 million for research grants within the HHS Office of Women’s Health focused on early detection for women and girls

One email and one post really can help move the needle.

Here are two simple ways to get involved:
1. Contact your Members of Congress using the EDC advocacy tool. It takes less than two minutes and includes a pre-written email template.
2. Share the advocacy campaign with your community using EDC’s ready-made graphics, captions, and social content.

Learn more and access advocacy resources here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/advocacy-day-2026/

Learn more about the Nutrition Care Act here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/nutrition-care-act/

Learn more about the Fiscal Year 2027 funding requests here:
🔗 https://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/fiscal-year-2027-funding-requests/

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1897 Preston White Drive, Suite 300
Reston, VA
20191

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Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

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