question about inpatient programs

[Guest guest]

I have a client that is not doing well and continues to struggle with binging and weight gain. She will be graduating college and starting a fabulous position in Boston in September. Her parents are willing to do anything that will help and have talked to her about an inpatient program for a month or so this summer. She is very interested. I've looked at the Duke program and Canyon Ranch, but am not sure what else is out there. I think she needs structure to get a good start, including diet, exercise and self-discovery. Any suggestions for other programs that can help her get a good would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks ahead of time! Please post to the list!

t Rodman RD LD CPTBeyondfit123@...

Bethesda, MD

[Guest guest]

t,

I live in NC and know the Duke program is good. We also have an excellent program with Dr. at Regional Hospital in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

Thank you!

Vivian Ratliff, MED, RD, LDN

Clinical Nutrition Manager

Regional Hospital

Pinehurst, NC

-----Original Message-----From: beyondfit123@... [mailto:beyondfit123@...]Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 8:58 AM ; wmdpg@...; NEdpg1@...Subject: question about inpatient programs

I have a client that is not doing well and continues to struggle with binging and weight gain. She will be graduating college and starting a fabulous position in Boston in September. Her parents are willing to do anything that will help and have talked to her about an inpatient program for a month or so this summer. She is very interested. I've looked at the Duke program and Canyon Ranch, but am not sure what else is out there. I think she needs structure to get a good start, including diet, exercise and self-discovery. Any suggestions for other programs that can help her get a good would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks ahead of time! Please post to the list!

t Rodman RD LD CPTBeyondfit123@...

Bethesda, MD