The Rosewood Model for the Treatment of Eating Disorders and Co-Occurring Conditions
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The Rosewood Model for the Treatment of Eating Disorders and Co-Occurring ConditionsDena Cabrera, Psy.D, CEDS
A holistic approach: Addressing the medical, psychological, social and spiritual complications associated with an eating disorders.
Treat the underlying issues, co-occurring disorders, trauma and addictions.
Well-established model of care, best practices, dedicated multidisciplinary staff, and warm nurturing setting.
Medical Provider
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Therapists
Dietitian (RD)
Nurses
Behavioral Techs
Aftercare coordinator
Activities Therapists (Equine, Ropes Course, Yoga, Tai Chi,)
Art Therapist
Music Therapist
Multidisciplinary Team Approach (Individual & Group)
28 Inpatient Beds for Males and Females 7 Day-A-Week Programming Integrated Addictions Treatment Sonoran Program Comprehensive nutritional program Trauma recovery work (EMDR) Intensive 5-day Family Program Individual sessions with multidisciplinary team
members
Partial Hospitalization with Residential Living 21 Beds Adult Male and Female 7 Day-A-Week Programming Same Treatment Model as Ranch in Less Structured
Setting Real World Skills – Plan and prep all food daily – skill building– Grocery outings and Meal Outings – Medication management
On-Site & Off-Site 12-Step Meetings
14-Bed Male and Females 12-17 years of age• Stages of Recovery • 24 hour On-Site Medical Staff • 7 Day-A-Week Programming Family Therapy Program – Individual phone sessions– Weekend visits – One Full Week Family Program – Weekly case review with family or legal guardian– Meal coaching
Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment
Behavioral Interventions / DBT Treatment
Psychodrama
Family Integrated Care
Educational Program
Monthly Outings / Meal Challenges
Learning Facility – fully equipped with computers and educational materials.
Utilize Anywhere Learning System (A+LS)
If not in school – independent learning projects / or book clubs are integrated into treatment plan
College / Career counseling
Intensive Outpatient Programming – 4 days a week for adolescents– 5 days a week for adults
Individual psychiatry, nutrition & therapeutic sessions Free Assessments Clinical staff includes independently licensed clinicians,
associate licensed clinicians, and master level interns Dietary staff includes registered dieticians and dietary
technicians Located across the street from ASU
Body Image Trauma Work Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Experiential Therapies– Equine, Ropes Course, Animal-Assisted Therapy, Art
Therapy, Recreation Therapy Psychodrama Relapse Prevention / Aftercare Groups Readiness for Change Twelve Step Groups – Addictions work Nutrition Groups / Meal Coaching and Support
Mom in the Mirror: Body Image, Beauty, and Life after Pregnancy is for every woman who has ever doubted herself or her self-worth after the birth of a child. Because most women spend much of their lives attempting to change their bodies, it’s not surprising that the weight gain that comes along with pregnancy (and post-pregnancy), coupled with the challenges of parenting, only exacerbate issues with weight, body image, disordered eating, and self-esteem.