1. What services does ERC provide?

Eating Recovery Center (ERC) offers a continuum of care that includes Inpatient, Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient. We additionally offer virtual programming through our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for patients who are eligible. ERC is the nation’s only healthcare system dedicated to the treatment of eating disorders at all levels of care, providing patients and their families with a seamless transition as they progress through treatment: ensuring a successful transition back to outpatient care.
 
Our multidisciplinary treatment teams consist of a psychiatrist, family clinician, dietitian, nurse, case manager, alumni coordinator and other patient-related support staff, all of whom collaborate to provide individualized treatment plans. Patients also have access to a full-time internal medicine physician. 

Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center is part of a leading national mental healthcare system dedicated to the treatment of mood, anxiety and trauma-related disorders, including depression and mania, generalized anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and PTSD: with multiple levels of care including Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient. We additionally offer virtual programming through our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for patients who are eligible.

The Pathlight treatment model allows patients to transition up or down seamlessly between different levels of care and locations based on need. Pathlight’s evidence-based approaches, coupled with multidisciplinary treatment teams, approach each patient as a whole and unique person, no matter how complex the diagnosis, to help patients of all ages, genders, races and ethnicities.

2. Where are ERC services located?

With locations in Cincinnati, Ohio, California, Colorado, Illinois, Texas, Maryland, Washington and Wisconsin, Eating Recovery Center offers best-in-class, comprehensive eating disorder treatment at all levels of care, with inclusive treatment for adults, and children and adolescents of all genders. Learn more about our specific centers and locations.

3. How does therapists make a referral for ERC services?

There are five ways to make a referral:

1.       Contact our master’s level Clinical Assessment staff at 1-866-955-2716

2.       Contact your professional Relations Liaison Gia Yunker at 513 507 7157 or Gia.Yunker@ErcPathlight.com

2.       Email us at info@ercpathlight.com

3.       Fax your patient’s information to 425-974-1530

4.       Or click here to access the Quick Admit form
4. Where can therapists access Continuation Education about eating disorders?

The ERC and Pathlight Academy content library offers live and on-demand educational opportunities for professionals, with presentations developed and led by industry-leading experts in behavioral health and eating disorders.

https://www.eatingrecoverycenter.com/professionals/education-eventsContact:

Gia Yunker

Professional Relations Liaison  |  Midwest Region

Email: gia.yunker@ercpathlight.com

Direct: 513-507-7157  |  Admissions: 877-825-8584

EatingRecovery.com  |  PathlightBH.com

Register Here: https://ercinsightevents.force.com/events/s/lt-event?id=a5o2I000000kaHUQAY#/Event%20Overview

Topics:            

• What all Clinicians & Subspecialists Need to Know about Eating Disorders
• Managing Adolescents and Parents and Ambivalence & Denial of eating disorders / The Role of the Family in EDO recovery
• ARFID (Avoidant Food Intake Disorder)  
• Eating Disorders in Marginal Populations – LGBTQ+

6 Free CE Hours – 3 CE/CME/CNE Hours

When: April 30, 2022 (in person) and April 29-May 1, 2022 (virtually).

In-Person 5K Walk/Run:  On Saturday, April 30, 2022 from 10:00am-12:00pm, we will be back out at the Payne Recreation Center (3800 Main Street, Moraine, Ohio 45439).

Virtually: Between Friday, April 29th and Sunday, May 1st, 2022 this event can be anywhere you want! This walk can take place around your neighborhood, at the park, the school racetrack! Anywhere safe!

Registration: The Registration cost will only be $30 per person including a t-shirt and medal ($20 for children 17 & under) and 100% of the event proceed will stay with the Dayton Autism Society to fund our Family Grant Program.

T-Shirts and Medals available: Walk shirts and event medals are included in your registration. There is a limited supply of medals so this is only available while supplies last. $5 of the registration fee is to cover the cost of the finisher medals you receive at packet pick up. This option for medals can be removed during registration for a $5 discount on both adult and child registrations.  The same $5 discount applies to t-shirts if you select to remove it during the registration process. Virtual walkers/runners can make arrangements with the Dayton Autism Society at asadayton@gmail.com to receive their packet.

Click below for more details and to register for Dayton Autism Society’s Annual 5K Walk/Run: https://autismsocietyofdayton.org/5k-walk-run-fair/

In its Summer 2021 issue, The National Psychologist (TNP) newspaper announced that was the last print issue to be published. Since then, they have been working feverishly to get their new online website updated. After months of supply chain delays and illness among staff and/or their families, they are nearing the end of this arduous task which has taken much longer than anticipated according to Marty Saeman, Managing Editor and Publisher. He said, “We hope to launch our new website around March 1 or so.” The new website will allow all articles in the CE Quiz to be viewed by everyone at no cost. The remainder will be “by subscription only.” Saeman encourages anyone who is already a paid subscriber to contact them by email (natlpsych@aol.com) to make sure they have your correct email and phone number. Anyone not a paid subscriber can call toll-free 1-800-486-1985 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to subscribe. Saeman said the reason for the change is “strictly a business decision.” He continued, “TNP is truly a small family business. Our family has invested tens of thousands of dollars of personal and retirement funds to keep TNP afloat during our 30-year history. We could not continue with the same business model any longer, therefore the change to online only. We want to thank our faithful readers and encourage everyone to follow our website and to become paid subscribers to take advantage of all that we offer.”

Office Space Available

Office space available for one private practice psychologist in an upscale building in Beavercreek. Space available includes one office and a shared waiting room. Please contact Cecilia Jacobs, PsyD for more details if interested.

Contact: cjacobs98@woh.rr.com or 937-272-6879.