Music is universal in the way that engages the human spirit. Music validates the emotional process and bypasses thinking altogether. We feel music before we can think about it. Individuals with eating disorders are often stuck in their own minds and present difficulty connecting with and experiencing their own emotions. Music engages the emotions before thought can occur. Music can also provoke thought. Music is about feelings, emotions, and memories. It’s about acknowledging pain, validating the human experience, and above all… healing. At TranscendED, patients receive music therapy treatment through active music-making interventions utilizing improvisational techniques, lyric analysis, and music-based mindfulness training.

Yoga allows the body to talk. The tension held within the body is released through holding and switching poses as the mind and body are connected. Yoga is emotionally grounding as much as it emotionally evocative. At TranscendED we use yoga to challenge distorted body image, awaken body awareness and acceptance, and to teach clients the art of yoga as a means for positive coping and greater mind-body-connection. Yoga assists our patients on their journey toward recovery in allowing them to surrender to each moment as it arrives.

TranscendED encourages individuals to embrace their healthy and unique selves through compassionate service and programs. We support individuals through full and sustained recovery methods for disorders that include binge eating, bulimia, and anorexia. Our mission is to build the strengths of each individual and open doors to a more meaningful life.

Rather than dictating a restrictive or prescriptive set of rules to follow, we use practical tools, inspiration, and support to empower people to find their own way to lasting health and greater happiness. As a result, we are able to reach a widely diverse group of people, helping to heal those who struggle with issues such as poor self-care, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, self-harming behaviors, substance abuse, weight cycling, and relationship violence. We provide body-oriented social emotional education to help young people and adults create positive relationships with their physical selves that allow them to thrive.

Connections draw extensively on Shame Resilience Theory, a comprehensive theory integrating numerous facets of human development and interaction, and their intersections with shame, authenticity, vulnerability, and their impacts on human interaction, connection, and wholehearted living. Brené Brown's Connections Curriculum is a multifaceted approach, developed to address issues relating to shame, and to facilitate the development of shame resilience. The curriculum is ideal for working with issues such as self-esteem, love and belonging, authenticity, the development of empathy, connection, and power, and the ability to cultivate a resilient spirit.

We empower individuals in their outpatient treatment journey. with an intuitive app that records individual experiences. We can come up with highly customized plans by interpreting individual responses toward achieving optimal recovery outcomes.

‍Recovery Record is a smart eating disorder recovery app that fits into your life and links with your treatment team to help you achieve lasting recovery. The app, which has been evaluated in clinical trials, is now available for you to use in connection with your treatment team.

‍Recovery Record is an innovative tool to boost your work toward recovery. You might not be sure if you have an eating disorder or if this is right for you. That is OK. No matter your situation, if you'd like to overcome an eating disorder or have a better relationship with food or your body, Recovery Record was designed to help!