Family Support Program
For Eating Disorder Recovery
When a loved one is navigating an eating disorder, it can be hard to know how to help or even where to begin.
If your child or partner is struggling with an eating disorder, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed, scared, and unsure what to do next.
That’s why we created this Family Support Program to guide you step by step with clear, expert support so you can breathe, feel steadier, and take confident action.
What it includes:
Easy-to-follow e-learning modules that explain what’s happening, what to do, and how to do it.
Practical tools, language, and checklists for meals, communication, boundaries, and safety.
Weekly live support sessions every Wednesday at 12pm ET led by eating-disorder specialists. Ask questions, get coached, and leave with a plan.
You’ll learn how to respond in tough moments, reduce conflict, and support nourishment without power struggles, while caring for yourself, too.
You don’t need to have the perfect words. You just need the right guidance.
Our team has worked with hundreds of families through recovery. We’ll walk beside you so your loved one, and your family, can move toward recovery with more clarity and less stress. 💜
Educational videos & Worksheets to help you gain confidence
Onboarding Form
Introduction
Recovery Expectations
Treatment Expectations
Eating Disorder Overview
Anorexia Nervosa
Binge Eating Disorder
Avoidant Restrictive Feeding Intake Disorder (ARFID)
Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorder (OSFED)
Bulimia Nervosa
Creating a Positive Environment for Recovery
Diet Culture & Fatphobia
BONUS: The Science Behind Health At Every Size
Social Media Literacy
Meal Planning
Menu planning resource for partners
Menu planning resource for parents
Meal Suport
Meal support for parents
Meal support for Partners
Introduction to Emotion Coaching
Understanding emotions
Emotion Coaching Process
Emotion coaching for parents
Emotion coaching for partners
Communicating with your loved one
Communicating with your partner
Communicating with your child
Food Exposure and Challenges
Support during food exposure for parents
Support during food exposure for partners
State over weight
Importance of Weight Restoration and weight neutral approach
Readapting to recovered life
Readapting to recovered life - Additional tips
Relapse Prevention
Relapse and maintenance resource
You’ll learn what to say, what to do, and how to respond when things get hard without fear of “making it worse.”
You’ll replace panic and guilt with knowledge, structure, and small, doable steps that help your loved one feel safe again.
You’ll have a team of eating disorder specialists guiding you each week so you never have to figure it out alone.
You'll save money by accessing specialized support at a fraction of the price of 1:1 sessions.
You'll connect with other families that understand what you’re going through.
Because recovery outcomes significantly improve when families are effectively involved in care.
Yes. 1:1 care supports your loved one directly, this program supports you. Research shows recovery improves when families are informed and involved. You’ll learn how to reinforce treatment goals, respond effectively at home, and feel more confident in your role.
Most families benefit from 3–6 months of active participation. You’ll start noticing more confidence and calm after just a few weeks, but continued support helps solidify your skills and maintain progress through the ups and downs of recovery.
It could be! Some insurance plans do cover group sessions. Because our facilitators are Registered Dietitians and Therapists, we can bill sessions under those designations. We’re happy to provide insurance receipts so you can submit them for potential reimbursement.
No problem. Every live session is recorded and available for replay in your learning portal, so you can watch whenever it works for you. You can also pre-submit your questions ahead of time—our specialists will address them during the session so you still get personalized guidance, even if you can’t be there live.
We get it, life is full and recovery can feel all-consuming. Recovery also requires support, and a little intentional learning actually saves time. Getting informed reduces daily “what do I do?” guesswork, lowers friction and emotional load, and can shorten the overall recovery timeline because you’re responding effectively sooner. Even a small weekly touchpoint can make everything else easier. We also designed our modules to be bite-sized (think 10–20 mins) so they can fit in real life.
Every recovery is unique, so we can’t guarantee specific results. That said, families commonly report less conflict, fewer crises, and more confidence navigating meals and tough conversations. Many also notice clearer communication, lower caregiver stress, and better alignment with 1:1 providers. Our aim is to equip you with practical tools and weekly coaching so you can apply guidance at home consistently and effectively.
Because this program includes instant access to all course materials and live sessions, we’re unable to offer refunds. We encourage you to review all program details before enrolling to ensure it’s the right fit. Our team is happy to answer any questions before you join.
Yes! You’ll keep access to all course materials, replays, and resources for as long as the program is offered. That means you can revisit lessons, tools, and recordings anytime you need a refresher or extra support along the way.