Texas community resource

Treatment Placement Program

Project HEAL

Placement assistance connecting eligible people to free or sliding-scale eating-disorder treatment.

TexasMental Health and CounselingNational application-based service available to eligible U.S. residents, including residents throughout the North Texas region.

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How to get help

Submit the online Treatment Access application. Project HEAL reviews applications monthly, assesses need and available care options, and distributes limited opportunities under its equity considerations. Applying does not guarantee support.

Who this service helps

U.S. residents with an eating-disorder diagnosis who need treatment and cannot access it because of financial, insurance, weight-discrimination, or other systemic barriers.

Where this service is available

Service area: National application-based service available to eligible U.S. residents, including residents throughout the North Texas region.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Program connects approved applicants with free or sliding-scale treatment; costs vary by placement.

About this service

Project HEAL works with values-aligned treatment partners to identify affordable, extended eating-disorder care for people facing financial limitations, insurance barriers, weight discrimination, or other systemic obstacles. Options may include higher levels of care, outpatient therapy and nutrition services, coaching, medical care, or support groups.

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