Depression

What is depression?

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fifth Edition (DSM-5) characterizes depression as the presence of sad, empty, or irritable mood, accompanied by somatic and cognitive changes that affect the individual’s capacity to function. It is not uncommon for someone suffering from an eating disorder to also suffer from depressive symptoms or a depressive disorder.

Signs and Symptoms of Depression

How We Treat Depression

Depression is a serious mental illness that can be successfully treated. At Toledo Center for Eating Disorders, we treat both acute and prolonged depressive symptoms that co-occur with an eating disorder. Using evidence-based treatment that includes regular individual and group sessions that incorporate elements of mindfulness, positive psychology, nutritional rehabilitation, and psychotherapy, clients are able to identify and address their underlying issues contributing to their depressive symptoms.
Our individualized treatment plan includes approaches such as:

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LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Eating Disorder Treatment

Toledo Center is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive environment. At our treatment center, we treat clients with diverse gender identities. Our philosophy at Toledo Center is that a welcoming and inclusive environment is crucial to the recovery and healing process for all. We’re proud to be an LGBTQ+ affirming environment, meeting every client where they are with compassion and collaboration.