Jessica Ward is the Executive Director of Selah House, a Christian-focused eating disorder treatment center, located in Pendleton, Indiana — offering in-patient treatment in a home-like setting for women and girls starting at the age of 12 years old. And, Selah House takes clients from around the U.S. so you don’t need to live in Indiana to qualify.

On this episode of the Recover with God Podcast, Jessica and Jayme talk about:

• Jessica’s passion to help others discover the possibilities for their lives
• How Jessica’s journey as a dietitian led her to Selah House
• More about Selah House — a Christ-centered treatment center for girls & women
• How equine therapy can help with eating disorder recovery
• How art therapy can help with eating disorder recovery
• Selah House’s “step down” approach to transitional care in recovery
• Building the foundation for intuitive eating & an “all foods fit” mentality
• Getting over fear foods & rejecting diet culture
• How cooking & meal prep can be therapeutic tools
• Supporting families in the eating disorder recovery process
• Selah House’s alumni support program
• The importance of staying connected in community with people who understand
• How to find out if Selah House is a good fit for you or a loved one

How to connect with Selah House:

Visit the Selah House website for more information & support: https://selahhouse.com/

Follow Selah House on Facebook here.

Follow Selah House on Instagram @selahhouse

How to connect with host, Jayme Muller:

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  Jayme’s blog: https://adventureandthegirl.com

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  Jayme’s Instagram account: @hopeandthegirl

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  Check out Jayme’s devotional book Recover with God on Amazon here. *This is an Amazon Affiliate link.

DISCLAIMER:

Jayme Muller is not a licensed professional, and even though some of the guests on this podcast are professionals, this podcast is not meant to replace therapy or a recovery program. The heart of this podcast is to spread hope and point you toward God, the ultimate rescuer and healer, to leave you feeling less alone, more hopeful, and one step closer to recovering with God.