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+1 855-396-2604
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| 11 N Country Club Rd, Brevard, NC, 28712 | |
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Specialties
Tapestry is a licensed & nationally accredited Residential and Partial Hospitalization Program providing voluntary comprehensive eating disorder treatment for women, & the Journeys Day Program for men & women. We utilize community-based recovery models that limit cost while providing a rich interweaving of resources. Nestled within the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, Tapestry is convenient to many major metropolitan areas. We utilize a community-based recovery model that limits cost while providing a rich interweaving of resources. Treatment modalities include: insight-oriented and cognitive-behavioral therapies, Equine Therapy, Nutritional Counseling, Expressive Arts groups including movement and Art Therapy, real-world grocery shopping and restaurant practice, healthy food preparation with our licensed Nutritionists, DBT Skills Groups, Yoga, Massage, & EMDR. Tapestry’s philosophy is centered around supportively putting recovery in the control of the motivated client.
History
Established in 2007.
We’ve grown from a small residential program into an evolving and broadening provider of Eating Disorder treatment to the expanding population of ED sufferers. We’ve fostered the growth of powerful alumni networks, new non-profits, and we are proud to say that we’ve lead to the long term recovery of hundreds of women.
Meet the Business Owner
Tina N.
Business Owner
Tina is a native North Carolinian, and she feels blessed to work in a field which allows her to work closely with, and treat, women who so desperately need help dealing with their body image and trauma issues. Before Tapestry, Tina managed admissions at an acute inpatient facility, an experience which gave her much one on one interaction with individuals suffering from eating disorders and a myriad of other associated mental health concerns. She was able to use her knowledge, skills and abilities to help develop a residential eating disorder program that was not available for the scores of women she helped treat in the past.
