Women who come to The Victorian for treatment of their anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, or binge eating all need treatment in order to cure themselves of their eating disorder.  They may have been judged by others and hurt by those they love while at the same time also causing pain to others.  Eating disorders engender such feelings as confusion, shame, and low self-esteem.  By going to The Victorian for treatment, women enter a caring and intimate environment that will help put an end to their eating disorder, help them look within themselves and learn what underlies their behavior and how they can change it in a positive way.

The female staff at The Victorian is trained and experienced experts that will guide women to their healing destination and help to treat the entire person and not just their eating disorder.  They start by performing an initial evaluation that explores the entire life of the woman, from her family to her social experiences to her culture.

The location of the intimate and beautiful Victorian House in the gorgeous city of Newport Beach and the facilities and rooms within it provide the greatest comfort and at-home feeling anywhere.  Program Director Michele Lob and her team has worked diligently to create a setting perfectly conducive to clinical help and treatment while at the same time feeling that they are on vacation surrounded by others who are going through what they are going through and overcoming it.

The Victorian has years of experience in effective treatment of eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and compulsive overeating in their welcoming Victorian home in the lovely city of Newport Beach.  Our team and staff members are trained in the most effective and safe methods of care for women with eating disorders.  Although going through treatment may seem difficult, the experience here is warm and intimate and the woman who receives treatment leaves with an enhanced and growing self-esteem as she heals.

For further reading, please see the phases of eating disorder treatment at The Victorian.