Laureate Eating Disorder Program

Located on 47 acres of rolling hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Laureate Eating Disorders Program treats anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other eating disorders and adolescent and adult women. Their detox, residential, day, and intensive outpatient (IOP) treatments include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), art therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), family counseling, and group therapy. Adolescents and adults participate in separate groups. Laureate conducts individual therapy twice a week and family therapy once a week. Laureate's therapists and dietitians focus on stress that causes eating disorders. A client spends up to 8 hours a day with their therapist, who tracks when the client meets a healthy weight range and has a maintainable diet and exercise plan. Clients can choose to participate in cooking classes and off-campus excursions.

The Laureate Eating Disorders Program is part of Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital. The eating disorders program is different from the main program on the same campus, which also treats men.

Their culinary staff have experience preparing meals that accommodate clients' dietary preferences, especially kosher and halal meals.

As part of Saint Francis Health System, a Catholic hospital system, Laureate Eating Disorders Program uses MyChart to display treatment progress to patients during and after care.

Insurances that Laureate accepts include Aetna Behavioral, Aetna Better Health Sooner Select, BCBS, Beacon, BlueAdvantage, BlueLincs, BluePreferred, Cigna, Cigna Behavioral, Community Care HMO, Community Care PPO, Community Care Senior, First Health, Healthcare Highways, Healthcare Solutions Group, HealthChoice, Humana, Healthy Horizons Sooner Select, Medicaid, Medicare, MHN, NativeBlue, Oklahoma Complete Health Sooner Select, Oklahoma Health Network, Optum Behavioral/United Behavioral, PHCS, Preferred Community Choice, QuikTrip, United Medicare Advantage, and United Dual Complete.