McCallum Place offers the full spectrum of disordered eating treatment for adolescents and adults, males and females struggling with bulimia, anorexia, binge eating, emotional eating, etc. Offering 24 hour Residential, two levels of partial hospital day treatment, Intensive Outpatient, an outpatient clinic and group therapies-all conveniently located in historic Webster Groves and Kirkwood, charming areas of St. Louis with village-like shops, restaurants, parks, and universities within walking distance. Our surroundings offer freedom to practice recovery and privacy-a combination not typically found in a treatment setting. Our programs balance structure and independence, helping individuals build the confidence and skills necessary to let go of their patterns of restrictive eating, purging, and compulsive exercise. In our programs, we help patients restore energy & exercise balance and flexibility & trust through tailored opportunities with experienced staff. INDIVIDUAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT & MEAL COACHING offered through one on one, in groups, in cooking classes, self-portioning, and on restaurant outings multiple times a week. Additional opportunities for independence include grocery shopping and challenge outings with experienced dietitians and staff. When medically stable, clients enjoy active groups such as yoga, fitness, daily walks, NIA, dance and movement therapy, and physical rehabilitation.

Our goal is to empower each patient to recover, developing the capacity to act from a state of mindfulness. When in wise mind a person is able to change how food and body image is used to express underlying emotional needs and concerns. Our individual psychotherapy sessions allow for in-depth exploration and group work helps integrate newly acquired skills. We also encourage our patients to practice weight maintenance and flexible eating prior to discharge. When possible, a gradual, flexible step-down program is recommended to ease the transition back to independent living. We give individuals suffering from eating disorders, including anorexia and bulimia, the power to manage the fears associated with new meal expectations and changes in body size.

Our highly experienced team includes medical physicians and nurses to guide medical issues such as IBS, diabetes, seizures, reflux, osteoporosis, dehydration, bradycardia, and metabolic disturbances; board certified psychiatrists to address possible co-occurring conditions such as OCD, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, or depression; registered/licensed dietitians to help balance food and nutrition and rehabilitate the gut; and therapists to guide individual treatment and work on distress tolerance, cognitive skills, body image concerns, anxiety, trauma, addictions, and adult development.