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NPI records don't list the conditions a clinician treats. This page lists licensed therapists in Phoenix — psychologists, counselors, clinical social workers, and marriage & family therapists — the provider types that most commonly treat eating disorders. Ask about their experience with eating disorders when you call.
Eating disorders require specialized treatment. Find therapists trained in FBT, CBT-E, and DBT for eating disorders. In Phoenix, Arizona, licensed therapists and mental health providers are required to hold active state licensure through the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners or equivalent licensing body. All providers listed on BehavioralHealthGuide.org are cross-referenced against the NPI registry and state licensing databases.
When searching for an eating disorder therapist in Phoenix, consider: their specific training and certifications relevant to eating disorders, whether they accept your insurance or offer sliding scale fees, their availability for new patients, and whether they offer telehealth. The therapeutic relationship is one of the strongest predictors of treatment outcomes — it's reasonable to have an initial phone consultation before booking your first session.
Keywords to search: eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating. All searches on BehavioralHealthGuide.org are free with no paid placements affecting results.
Frequently asked questions about eating disorder therapists in Phoenix
BehavioralHealthGuide.org lists thousands of licensed mental health providers in Phoenix, Arizona, cross-referenced against the NPI registry and state licensing boards. Use the search above to filter by insurance, availability, and specific specialty.
Insurance networks aren't part of the NPI record, so confirm coverage directly: call the provider's office and check your insurer's own directory. If you can't find an in-network provider among the eating disorder therapists in Phoenix, ask your insurer for a network adequacy exception.
The average out-of-pocket cost for a therapy session in Phoenix, Arizona is $100–$200 per session without insurance. With insurance, your copay is typically $20–$60. Many eating disorder therapists in Phoenix offer sliding scale fees — ask when you call.
Wait times for mental health care in Phoenix vary significantly. Telehealth providers typically have faster availability — often within days. In-person eating disorder therapists in Phoenix, Arizona may have wait times of 2–6 weeks for new patients. Ask whether they're accepting new patients when you call — availability isn't part of the NPI record.