Carolina House, located in the tranquil woodlands of North Carolina, specializes in comprehensive treatment for individuals struggling with eating disorders. Set on 10 acres of forested land, this treatment center provides specialized care for anorexia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, ARFID, body dysmorphic disorder, and OSFED, alongside co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and self-harm. Their continuum of care includes residential treatment, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient programming. Carolina House embraces a whole-person approach to recovery, fostering emotional and behavioral skills tailored to each client's unique circumstances. Daily schedules include medical monitoring, therapeutic activities, individual and family therapy sessions, and specialized group work addressing body image, coping skills, and interpersonal effectiveness. Nutrition rehabilitation forms a cornerstone of treatment, with personalized plans developed by registered dietitians. Clients participate in mindful eating exercises, garden cultivation, grocery shopping outings, and meal preparation groups, all designed to rebuild a healthy relationship with food. The homelike environment features comfortable living spaces, including a front porch swing, screened-in reading areas, and garden spaces that encourage connection with nature. Carolina House creates an inclusive recovery community where individuals of all genders live together while maintaining appropriate accommodations in single-sex rooms with gender-specific bathroom facilities. Weekend programming balances recovery work with supervised outings, visiting hours, and leisure activities, creating a balanced approach to healing in a supportive community setting.