your long-term recovery community.
Isolation fuels eating disorders, but connection heals. A compassionate community of peer-support can be one of the most powerful forces in your healing process.
From the moment you join us, you’ll become part of a close-knit network of adult women who truly understand your experience, offering empathy, support and encouragement every step of the way.
Our community is built on trust, understanding, and mutual support, creating a space where every woman feels seen and valued. Whether participating in one of our intimate, online help groups, or joining a recovery co-living home, you're never alone in your journey.
We are inspired daily by the courage, compassion and commitment to recovery of the wonderful women we support.
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Healing through connection.
Belonging
Whatever the world may ask of you from moment to moment, Ianthe House is a space for you to feel safe to be vulnerable, to show up just as you are. From our trauma-informed practitioners to our lived-experience team to the women in your Circle, you can trust that your experience will be held with compassion and understanding,
Accountability
You and your Recovery Circle represent an intimate circle of trust offering encouragement and accountability. Together with your recovery mentor and specialist practitioners you will find a veritable army of cheer-leaders invested in your progress.
Curation
Recovery Circles are carefully curated with great love and care to ensure a great fit, whether you struggle with binge-eating disorder or other impulsive disorders, are more restrictive, prefer a local group for in-person meet ups, or are a woman in midlife, there is a group for you.
Trust
The ability to ask for help from those you trust is a key predictor of recovery. Your Circle is a place where you can be vulnerable, without fear of judgement. Our community is bound by confidentiality and discretion, and our flexible, integrated approach to healing means no disclosure is necessary outside of Ianthe House.
Small, Intimate Groups for Lasting Connection
Our Recovery Circles bring together 4–6 women who commit to healing together for at least nine months. These therapist-led groups foster deep relationships, where shared stories and mutual support create resilience and trust.
Strength in Shared Experiences
Eating disorders often thrive in secrecy. In our Circles, you'll discover the power of shared understanding, building a foundation of trust that accelerates recovery and reduces relapse risks.
Recovery at home, in a safe, shared space
Our co-living homes offer a supportive, structured environment where you can focus on recovery without sacrificing your independence. Designed for independent women, these homes balance professional life with a nurturing recovery setting.
Connection Beyond Therapy
From shared meals to group activities, the bonds formed in our co-living spaces extend beyond therapy sessions, providing consistent, day-to-day support for lasting change.
Healing with empathy.
Building trust for sustainable recovery.
With a focus on evidence-based, trauma-informed practices, we foster a sense of safety and belonging, empowering you to reclaim true control and agency, through and beyond your ED recovery.
Online Communities for Flexible Support.
Stay connected, wherever you are.
Our online community hub offers resources, group chats, and recovery tools, keeping you connected and supported regardless of your location.
Tailored to your journey.
Access expert guidance, share experiences, and celebrate milestones with a community that understands your unique path to recovery.
