Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder (OSFED) Treatment
OSFED (Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder), previously called EDNOS (Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified), is characterized by mixed, complex symptoms. While less understood, OSFED is not less serious or less deserving of treatment than any other eating or feeding disorder.
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The category of “other specified feeding or eating disorders” (OSFED) includes combinations of symptoms that don’t meet the strict diagnostic criteria of one specific eating disorder but which still significantly interfere with one's ability to function and thrive.
Alsana offers an adaptive and compassionate approach to total health and wellness, and our team will go above and beyond to help you towards a successful recovery with any and all eating and feeding disorders.
Understanding your signs and symptoms is the first step towards full recovery.
Our Eating Disorder Evaluator Assessment is fast, easy, and completely confidential.
With all the misinformation and Diet Culture influence out there, it’s easy to understand why many individuals and their loved ones dismiss, ignore, or misinterpret eating disorder signs and symptoms-often for so long that they actually seem healthy or “normal.”...
This confusion poses a huge barrier to receiving life-saving care. That’s why we’re happy to offer this free resource. Complete your assessment today and find out if eating disorder care is right for you.
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Everyone deserves to be well
Sometimes people delay getting eating disorder treatment because they compare themselves to images they’ve seen, or myths that they’ve heard, and don’t believe they are “sick enough” to need help. ...
The truth is, no matter what your challenges are and where you find yourself in your recovery journey, you do deserve whole health and healing. We are here for you if you need help.
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Alsana is here to lead you towards a healthier and happier lifestyle no matter what you’re going through.
- Demonstrate behaviors and attitudes showing weight loss, dieting, and control of food as primary concerns
- Feeling overweight despite weight loss
- Denies feeling hungry
- Evidence of purging behaviors such as frequent trips to the bathroom after meals and signs of vomiting.
- Development of food rituals (e.g. eats only a particular food or food group)
- Obsession with food cleanliness or exercise
- Withdraws from usual social engagements and activities
- Abdominal pain or digestive issues
- Negative body image and low self-esteem
- Evidence of binge eating
- Loss of control when eating including impulsive or irregular eating habits
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