- 20726 Stone Oak Pkwy, San Antonio, Texas 78258
- 210-384-1254
- Fax: 210-610-8371
You deserve a life where food and body image no longer control your thoughts, emotions, or daily choices.
At Monarch Behavioral Health, we help individuals in San Antonio break free from the cycle of disordered eating so they can focus on living fully, not counting calories or criticizing themselves in the mirror.
An eating disorder is more than a struggle with food—it’s often a coping mechanism for deeper emotional pain. You may find yourself obsessing over weight, exercising excessively, or avoiding meals altogether. Perhaps you binge eat in secret, only to feel guilt and shame afterward.
At Monarch Behavioral Health, we provide support for individuals struggling with a range of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), and other specified eating disorders.
These patterns can take a serious toll on your physical health, relationships, and self-worth. Without help, eating disorders can lead to long-term health complications and keep you stuck in an exhausting mental loop. But recovery is possible with the right guidance and support.
We believe that recovery from an eating disorder is not just about changing eating habits—it’s about addressing the underlying emotional wounds, traumas, and beliefs that fuel those habits. You are more than a diagnosis, and you are worthy of compassion, healing, and freedom.
We use a personalized, evidence-informed approach to treat eating disorders including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other disordered eating behaviors.
Our therapists also collaborate with medical providers, dietitians, and other specialists to ensure your care is comprehensive and supportive.
Your treatment plan may integrate:
Imagine waking up without dreading the day ahead or obsessing about food. Imagine enjoying meals with friends, feeling at home in your body, and having the mental space to focus on the people, passions, and goals that matter most.
Recovery doesn’t happen overnight, but with the right tools and support, you can find lasting freedom and peace with food and yourself.
The therapists below are experienced in this specialty. Compare approaches and book your first session.
Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor
Licensed Professional Counselor
Provisional Registered Art Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Master Social Worker
You don’t have to keep fighting this battle alone. Monarch Behavioral Health is here to help you take the first step toward healing your relationship with food and yourself.
No. If you suspect you may be struggling with disordered eating, therapy can help you identify patterns and start working toward a healthier relationship with food.
While therapy is a critical part of recovery, many people also benefit from working with a physician, psychiatrist, or registered dietitian. We can coordinate with your care team to ensure a holistic approach.
Absolutely. Many people who have battled eating disorders for years go on to live healthy, fulfilling lives. It’s never too late to begin your recovery journey.
We provide outpatient therapy for clients who are medically stable and appropriate for this level of care. If a higher level of care (IOP, PHP, or residential) is needed, we’ll coordinate a referral and can resume outpatient support when it’s clinically appropriate.
We’re an outpatient therapy practice and do not have an in-house dietitian. When appropriate, we coordinate care with registered dietitians and refer to IOP/PHP or residential programs. If medical stabilization is needed or you’re in crisis, please seek urgent/emergency care or call 988 for immediate support.
