Cognitive-behavioral therapy is one of the most effective tools we use to help clients recognize and reframe the unhelpful thoughts and behaviors that often fuel eating disorders. It empowers individuals to shift their mindset and regain control in a structured, compassionate way.
Dialectical behavior therapy focuses on emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and building strong interpersonal skills. It’s especially helpful for those dealing with intense emotions or co-occurring mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, or self-harm.
At Oasis Eating Recovery, we believe that healing isn’t linear—and neither is the way we approach therapy. That’s why we offer both individual and group therapy as core components of our eating disorder treatment in California. Many of the evidence-based therapies we use—like CBT, DBT, trauma therapy, and more—are integrated into both formats, giving clients the opportunity to process their experiences in the ways that feel most supportive. Whether you’re opening up one-on-one or connecting in a group, every space we create is grounded in compassion, safety, and the belief that recovery is possible.
Individual therapy is a deeply personal part of the healing journey. In these one-on-one sessions, clients work closely with a dedicated therapist to explore the underlying thoughts, emotions, and patterns connected to their eating disorder. It’s a space for vulnerability, reflection, and honest conversations. Therapists may use techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, or trauma-informed approaches based on the client’s specific needs. Over time, individual therapy helps build insight, resilience, and confidence—supporting clients as they take meaningful steps forward in their recovery.
Group therapy offers something just as powerful: community. In a group setting, clients learn from one another, share their experiences, and discover that they are not alone in their struggles. These sessions are led by skilled facilitators and often focus on specific themes—such as body image, emotional regulation, or nutrition education. Group therapy provides space for empathy, accountability, and connection, creating an environment where clients can give and receive support as they grow together. It can be especially healing for those who’ve felt isolated by their eating disorder, helping them rebuild trust in others and in themselves.
Therapy inside a dedicated treatment program looks and feels different than therapy on the outside—and for good reason. When you’re immersed in a structured, multi-week environment like the one we offer at Oasis Eating Recovery, therapy becomes a daily part of life, not just a weekly appointment. This kind of consistency, combined with 24/7 support and a community of peers, allows for deeper breakthroughs, stronger therapeutic relationships, and a more comprehensive approach to healing.
Being in a treatment program means you’re not waiting days between sessions. Therapy happens regularly, creating momentum and space for real progress.
Your individual therapist, group facilitators, and clinical team all collaborate. This integrated approach ensures you receive unified, thoughtful support from every angle.
Whether you’re learning distress tolerance in DBT or processing trauma in individual therapy, you can practice these skills right away in a safe, supportive environment.
Group therapy and shared meals with others in recovery create connection and validation. You’re surrounded by people who truly “get it,” which makes the healing journey less isolating.
Daily observation and interaction help therapists identify unhealthy behaviors or thought patterns more quickly. This leads to more timely interventions and a more tailored treatment plan.
Seeing your therapist multiple times a week builds trust faster. This deepened relationship (often called rapport) can lead to more honest conversations and more meaningful breakthroughs.
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