Magnolia Creek Center for Eating Disorders

At Magnolia Creek, we treat women with co-occurring substance use disorders related to their eating disorders. Our comprehensive, strengths-based treatment approach incorporates the principles of the 12-step model. We also integrate elements of spirituality, mindfulness, nutrition, art, movement/exercise, and psychotherapy, with pharmacological interventions when appropriate. Your journey toward recovery is our priority, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Learn more about co-occurring substance abuse treatment here: https://hubs.li/Q02Tll0T0 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

On National Stress Awareness Day, let’s recognize how stress can lead to impulsive behaviors, especially for those struggling with eating disorders. Stress can cloud our judgment and leave us feeling emotionally and physically drained. Here are some ways to manage stress and promote well-being: ➡️Clear your mind daily through mindfulness or relaxation techniques. ➡️Practice time-management skills to tackle a busy schedule. ➡️Reach out and talk to someone when stress feels overwhelming. ➡️Embrace something new each day—whether it’s a hobby or a good book. ➡️Honor your limits; it’s okay to change plans for your comfort. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02TlnW80 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

Eating disorders are serious conditions that affect many individuals — yet there are still many misconceptions about them. Some people believe that those who suffer from eating disorders are simply choosing how they eat or want to look. Unfortunately, this belief is far from the truth and creates challenges that may hinder individuals from accessing the necessary treatment they truly need. In this blog, we will discuss why eating disorders are not choices — but rather diseases — that can profoundly affect someone’s life. Read more here: https://hubs.li/Q02WQtg40 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

Join us on Thursday, November 14th, for a virtual CE event where our Associate Vice President of Clinical Services, Kate Fisch, will discuss the essential information therapists need about the use and misuse of medications like Ozempic. RSVP Today: https://hubs.li/Q02WqM-Q0

Magnolia Creek recently celebrated our fall festival! From delicious treats and meaningful conversations to insightful education on our programs, it was a heartwarming day of connection and community. #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

At Magnolia Creek, you’re never alone. Nestled on 36 peaceful acres just outside Birmingham, our all-women’s campus offers a safe, serene space to heal. Here, you’ll find a compassionate support system, walking trails, and peaceful spots to reconnect with nature and yourself. Whether you're an adolescent or an adult, our team is here to guide you every step of the way. Learn more about treatment here: https://hubs.li/Q02R8QQ-0 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

The scenery at Magnolia Creek is truly so special. Nature is healing. 💜 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

We are so thankful for each of our clients and their families, and that we can be part of their recovery journey.✨💜 #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

🎉 Congratulations to Chef Clif Holt for receiving the Q3 Odyssey Excellence Award for the Eating Disorder Network! Since 2021, Chef Clif has elevated the food experience at Magnolia Creek, leading cooking groups and helping clients build a healthier relationship with meals. His passion, dedication, and care truly shine through his work—and his food! Thank you, Chef Clif, for making a difference every day. #magnoliacreek #eatingdisorderrecovery

What a beautiful time visiting Magnolia Creek Center for Eating Disorders in Columbiana, Alabama. Visiting the residential home was peaceful and serene with a lake, fish, and chickens. So proud to support the healing work of the inspiring clinicians of Magnolia Creek!