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Pursue recovery when you need it most
Spring brings a lot of social, academic, and professional pressure.
Students are often excited about spring break. But this time of year also means a sharp spike in personal, academic, and work-related stress.
Food and body stress often rise to an all-time high with the social expectation to get “summer ready.”
These springtime pressures can mean new or worsening eating disorder symptoms. Eating disorders thrive where stress and expectations are high and daily routines are thrown out of balance.
Imagine if you or your loved one could recharge and hedge off new or escalating behaviors before they happen.
Too often, people put off recovery, fearing it will cause their school, work, or social commitments to suffer. Yet delaying treatment comes at the expense of these commitments.
But now you can access a 14-Day Spring Break Program at BALANCE.
“BALANCE has quite literally changed my life and has given me such a unique and supportive community.”
former Balance client
This program will allow you to access the skills you need to begin healing— without taking an extended leave of absence.
Jumpstart your recovery with this short-term intensive program, and let this be a bridge in care to springboard your treatment.
There’s no need to worry about falling behind in school or work.
BALANCE admissions therapists are happy to support you in coordinating treatment during our intake process.
Under the direct guidance of our Master’s-level dietitians, therapists, and nutritionists, treatment at BALANCE becomes a dynamic process tailored to your unique needs.
Get individualized care as unique as you are.
With spring break approaching, the pressures of work, academic deadlines, social expectations, and body image concerns can become increasingly overwhelming. However, your recovery from an eating disorder cannot wait until these stressors pass. If you’ve noticed yourself turning to eating disorder behaviors, now is the time to consider treatment.
Our 14-Day Spring Break Intensive in our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is designed to help you reset your coping mechanisms and reclaim the time and energy your eating disorder takes.
This program was created with you in mind, whether you’re a busy student managing finals, a professional balancing work demands, or someone feeling the pressure of “summer ready” messaging. Take this opportunity to invest in yourself and your recovery during a time when support can make the greatest impact.
Experience a dynamic schedule that includes the following:
Treatment Goals

with yourself this spring

your relationship with food and body image

a life with less food and body image distress

with groups co-staffed by masters level clinicians
Our intake process provides expert guidance for determining the best treatment path for you. We strive to take the confusion and overwhelm out of the process.
The Spring Break Program is a 14-day in-person intensive eating disorder treatment program designed to help you jumpstart recovery during a time when stress, transitions, and body image pressure tend to increase.
This program is designed for:
The Spring Break Program is offered at the Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) level of care, providing structured, comprehensive support while still allowing you to remain connected to your life outside of treatment.
Spring often brings increased academic, social, and body image pressures, along with disrupted routines. These factors can lead to a rise in eating disorder thoughts and behaviors.
While weekly therapy can be helpful, this program offers more structure and consistency over a short period of time, helping you make meaningful progress more quickly.
Yes. This program is specifically designed to provide meaningful support without requiring an extended leave of absence, making it a more accessible option during a busy season.
The goal is to help you:
BALANCE is in-network with several major insurance providers, including UHC, Cigna, Oscar, and Emblem, and works with additional plans on a case-by-case basis.
If you have out-of-network benefits, our team can help you understand your coverage and what reimbursement may look like—so you can make an informed decision about care.
The first step is scheduling a free confidential intake call with our admissions team. From there, our team will help determine if the Spring Break Program is the right fit and guide you through next steps.