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Condition

Pediatric Bulimia Nervosa

What You Need to Know

Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder.

Key Symptoms

Common symptoms of bulimia may include having a normal or low body weight but sees him or herself as weighing too much; repeated episodes of binge eating, often in secret; and other symptoms.

Diagnosis

A child psychiatrist will talk with you, your partner and teachers about your child’s behavior. Your child may need psychological testing.

Treatment

Treatment may include individual therapy, family therapy or other treatment options.

Appointments

Our team is standing by to schedule your child’s appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Meet the Providers Who Treat Bulimia Nervosa

Departments that Treat Bulimia Nervosa

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    Psychology and Behavioral Health

    In the Division of Psychology and Behavioral Health, our team of child psychologists and mental health experts focus specifically on children and adolescents, highlighting care that encompasses both patients and their families. Our team provides comprehensive psychological services within various specialty clinics, each tailored to meet the specific needs of your child. After a detailed assessment, we formulate the most suitable treatment plan for your child and family.

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