Struggles with food and body image can be isolating and exhausting, and they're often about far more than eating. Eating disorders are treatable mental health conditions, and with compassionate care, people recover and reclaim their lives.
If you're struggling with food, eating, or your body, you don't have to face it alone. For free, confidential support, you can contact the National Alliance for Eating Disorders helpline at 1-866-662-1235. To begin psychiatric care with our team, call (435) 879-7411.
Eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and other disordered eating, are serious mental health conditions, not choices or phases. They often coexist with anxiety, depression, trauma, or OCD, and they can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, or body size.
Recovery is possible, and it works best with a coordinated, compassionate team. Our psychiatric care focuses on the emotional and mental health side of recovery and on treating co-occurring conditions, working alongside the medical and nutritional support that full recovery often requires.
If any of this feels familiar, for you or someone you love, support can help.
Our psychiatric care supports the mental health side of recovery within a team approach.
Evidence-based talk therapy to build skills and process what you're carrying.
Explore Therapy →A careful, systematic medication strategy overseen by a board-certified psychiatrist.
Explore Medication Management →Several-times-weekly support for when weekly sessions aren't enough, without stepping away from daily life.
Explore IOP →Your treatment plan is directed by a board-certified psychiatrist, so your care is grounded in medical training, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
The region voted us Best Psychiatrist in 2023, a reflection of the trust patients and families place in our team.
Therapy, medication, and advanced treatments under one roof in St. George and Cedar City, plus telehealth across Utah.
Dr. Hendleman founded Better Balance Psychiatry to bring advanced, evidence-based care to southern Utah. He specializes in treatment-resistant depression, trauma in uniformed service members, and advanced treatments including TMS, Spravato, and IV ketamine.
Learn MoreYes. Eating disorders are serious but treatable, and full recovery is possible with compassionate, coordinated care over time.
No. They affect people of every age, gender, background, and body size. You don't have to look a certain way to be struggling or to deserve help.
Our psychiatric care addresses the emotional and mental health side of recovery, including co-occurring anxiety, depression, or trauma, and coordinates with the medical and nutritional support that recovery often needs.
Yes. Many people first contact us worried about a family member or friend. We're glad to talk through how to help and what care looks like.
No. You can contact us directly for a consultation in St. George, Cedar City, or by telehealth across Utah.
Contact us for a confidential, compassionate consultation. We'll help you understand your options and coordinate the right support. No referral required.
In-person care in St. George and Cedar City · Telehealth across Utah
