Specialized therapy for eating disorders, anxiety, and trauma.
SoCal Wellness is a specialty practice in Tustin, CA, lead by Chloe Cox, LMFT.
One focus: Helping adult women recover from eating disorders and the anxiety, perfectionism, and trauma that keep them running.
In-person in Tustin. Online throughout California.
EMDR & Trauma Therapy · Eating Disorders · Orange County, CA
You've already tried to handle this on your own.
You've read the books. Downloaded the apps. Told yourself Monday would be different.
And you're tired.
Maybe it's a relationship with food that takes up more room in your head than you'd admit to anyone. Maybe it's the anxiety that arrives before you're fully awake. Maybe it's something that happened years ago that you've gotten very good at not thinking about — except it keeps showing up in how you eat, how you sleep, how you react.
Insight hasn't been the problem. You understand your patterns. Understanding them hasn't changed them.
That's the difference between general therapy and specialist treatment.
Chloe does two things and we do them deeply: eating disorders, and the anxiety and trauma underneath them.
That's the whole practice.
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Restriction, bingeing, purging, compulsive exercise, or a relationship with food that never gets quiet. Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and body image.
Full recovery is possible, and we know the route.
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When something underneath is driving the rest, talk therapy can hit a ceiling. EMDR works on what talking tends to talk around.
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The dread you wake up with. The conversation you're still replaying from Tuesday. The standard you'd never hold anyone else to. You know it isn't rational — that has never once made it stop.
Specialists, not generalists.
Most therapists list eating disorders among fifteen other things they treat.
Chloe treats eating disorders, anxiety, and trauma — and we treat them where they overlap, which is where most people actually live.
That focus is the whole point.
It means we recognize atypical anorexia when it gets missed. It means we know when compulsive exercise is the real issue and food is the symptom.
It means when trauma is driving an eating disorder, we have EMDR available rather than referring you out mid-treatment and asking you to start over with a stranger.
It also means we'll tell you when we're not enough. If you need medical monitoring, a dietitian, an IOP, or residential care, we'll say so and help you find it. We'd rather refer you well than keep you at a level of care that holds you back.
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