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Norman, OK (scan down)

Kimberly Davis, M.S., RD/LD

Oklahoma City, OK (scan down)

JuliAnn Marzuola, M.Ed., RD/LD, LPC, Licensed Dietitian, Licensed Professional Counselor, (LD- 218; LPC - 1261)

Individual Therapy/Private Practice, Nutritional Counseling, Outpatient, Family Therapy, Couples  Therapy, Group Therapy, Phone Counseling

PENN PARK 5009 N. Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 114, Oklahoma City, OK

Additional Communities Served: Edmond, Norman, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of Central OK

Office: 405-848-1992

Website: www.JuliAnnMarzuola.com

Email: juli@juliannmarzuola.com

Treatment Model: As a Licensed Dietitian and Licensed Professional Counselor, Ms. Marzuola uses a combination of Cognitive-Behavioral and Psychodynamic approach in addition to nutrition counseling to help clients realize the basis of their food behaviors and make helpful changes. Ms. Marzuola is the only professional in the State of Oklahoma that offers both nutrition and psychology in combined treatment for eating disordered behaviors.

Ms. Marzuola treats Anorexia and Bulimia; males and females, children, adolescents, and adults. She also works with Athletes and Compulsive Exercisers, Food Addiction, Binge Eating Disorder, Obesity, Compulsive Overeating, Night Eating Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD).

Treating Eating Disorders Since the Year: 1983

Payment Options: Cash/Check

JuliAnn Marzuola, M.Ed., RD/LD, LPC provides individual, couples, family and group therapy in a practice setting with maximum privacy and efficiency. Outpatient treatment includes nutrition intake evaluation as well as psychotherapy in each individual session which maximizes services and aids in cost containment with better use of financial resources. Since traditional treatment involves psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and medical evaluation and intervention, this office can provide two of the three services, often at less cost than those can be obtained from separate practitioners. A wide network of physicians is available to provide medical care for those that come to therapy without a private physician. 
 

Tulsa, OK (scan down)

Laureate Eating Disorders Program

Director: Craig Johnson, Ph.D.

Admissions Coordinators: Lisa Henderson, LPC , Sarah Glasgow, MHR , and Christine Rupe, BA

Inpatient, Residential Treatment, Outpatient, Medical Evaluation, Nutritional Counseling, Individual Therapy, Community Outreach, Education and Research

6655 South Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK

Additional Communities Served: National and International

Toll-Free: 800-322-5173 option 3

Phone: 918-491-5775  

Website: eatingdisorders.laureate.com

The Laureate Eating Disorders Program treats Anorexia and Bulimia; males and females, adolescents, and adults. The Laureate Eating Disorders Program also works with Compulsive Exercisers, Food Addiction, Binge Eating Disorder, Compulsive Overeating and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Payment Options: Cash/Check, Insurance, Credit Cards

The treatment program at Laureate offers two tracks of care – one for adolescents and one for adults. This allows us to continually ensure that we are offering age-appropriate interventions. A unique feature of our program is a continuum of settings, which allows us to place patients in the least restrictive, most cost-effective level of care. Both tracks have four levels of care: inpatient, residential, partial and outpatient. Eating disorders patients are not co-mingled with other patients at any level of care.

Acute Care: This level of care is for those who need to be highly supervised for either psychiatric or medical reasons. This is a woman’s unit only for patients with eating disorders. While patients are in the acute care clinic, they receive medical attention through physiological monitoring. The use of psychiatric medications and other agents to help stabilize the condition is also assessed at this time.

Residential Care: Once an individual has become psychologically and medically stable, we have the ability to lower the amount of nursing supervision. This lowers the cost of care and allows us to have the person remain in residence with us. The adolescents remain on the same unit and the adults move to a supervised home/dormitory-like setting on the hospital grounds.

Partial Day Program: Adults live here on our campus at this level and adolescents have one or both parents stay in Tulsa with them at either a hotel or short-term apartment.

Outpatient Care: This level of care is recommended for individuals who are new to treatment or whose symptoms do not require a more intensive setting. Individual, family and group psychotherapy, as well as nutrition counseling and medication therapy are delivered with minimum disruption to an individual’s work, school and family commitments.