The Value of Clinical Partnerships at Magnolia Creek

Hand holding jigsaw puzzles, Business partnership concept.

by:  Michelle Kalz, National Director of Clinical Partnerships

Are you a psychiatrist, therapist, counselor, social worker, case manager or primary care provider who refers women to a high level of care for eating disorders and/or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders?  You are of such value to Magnolia Creek! We consider you our clinical partners, and we are dedicated to serving you and helping guide your clients through their journey of residential and partial hospitalization treatment

Who is Magnolia Creek?

At Magnolia Creek, we treat eating disorders that include but are not limited to:

  • Anorexia nervosa
  • Bulimia nervosa
  • Binge eating disorder
  • Diabulimia
  • Rumination disorder
  • Pica
  • Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder
  • Other specified/unspecified eating disorders

Each woman embracing treatment at Magnolia Creek is unique, which is why we address their individual needs. We provide a comprehensive, holistic program that provides a complete treatment experience, addressing the medical, nutritional, psychological, spiritual, social-emotional and behavioral needs.

Dedicated Team Offering Hope

Our dedicated admissions team is available around the clock to answer our calls. In addition, our clinical partnership team is always happy to hear from you on their cell…really!

Our mission is to connect women to the treatment they need, and that starts with you.

Magnolia-Creek-Bus-DevMichelle Kalz – Midwest (mkalz@odysseybh.com), Susanne Arnett – Southeast (sarnett@magnolia-creek.com), and Tara Doria – Georgia/Florida (tdoria@magnolia-creek.com) are available to take your calls or meet with you and further explore how Magnolia Creek can make a difference in the lives your clients.  We work with you prior to admission to communicate co-occurring concerns, treatment modalities, and any financial hurdles to help women to get the help they need.

When your client admits to Magnolia Creek we begin the referral communication plan. We know this can be a challenging day for your client and their families, so we contact you after ROI is in place and let you know they have admitted. Within the week, you will be connected to your client’s Magnolia Creek primary therapist to plan the method of communication that you prefer throughout their care and during the discharge planning process. At Magnolia Creek, we value communication with our clinical partners and the positive outcome that a continuum of care provides our (now) shared client.  It is a part of what we call the #magcreekdifference.

When you become a clinical partner at Magnolia Creek, you also become OUR referral source.  We are honored to treat women from across the country. Our clients come to us through many different sources and providers.  We are always looking for extraordinary IOP and outpatient placement as our clients continue their journey to renew their hope, restore their health, and recover their lives.  It is the #magcreekdifference.

Learn More About Magnolia Creek

Together we can help women learn that recovery is possible. In a serene, healing environment Magnolia Creek instills a sense of hope and empowerment by partnering with and encouraging our clients to be active participants in their treatment. If you or your client would like more information on Magnolia Creek’s treatment program, please call us at 205-409-4220 or complete our contact form.

Share:

Similar Blog Posts

Cheerful Afro Couple Sharing News With Marital Therapist After Reconciliation

Understanding and Navigating Eating Disorders Together as a Couple

A strong relationship can have a significant positive impact during eating disorder treatment. Therefore, as you work toward recovery, it is important to evaluate the health of your relationships. There are many factors that can strengthen your relationship as a couple during ED treatment, including effective communication, education, and therapy. The Importance of Communication in

Read More »

Enhancing Eating Disorder Recovery with Experiential Therapies: Essential Benefits

Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that can have devastating consequences on both physical and psychological health. Unsurprisingly, treatment is often necessary to prevent these severe adverse effects. The good news is that various treatment interventions are available to help individuals with their eating disorder recovery. One of these successful, evidence-based treatments is experiential

Read More »

How Anorexia Affects Your Smile: The Impact on Oral Health

Eating disorders can negatively affect every part of your body, including your mouth. Poor oral health can negatively impact not only your overall health but also your quality of life. That is why it is important to understand how anorexia may be impacting your teeth. Malnutrition and The Impact of Anorexia on Teeth Nutrition affects

Read More »

Why Family Therapy Matters in Healing from Eating Disorders

Eating disorders are complex psychiatric illnesses with severe medical and psychological consequences that require treatment to ensure recovery and healing. Family dynamics play a huge role in the recovery and healing of eating disorders. That’s why family involvement in recovery is crucial to success. Among the various treatments available for eating disorders, family-based treatment is

Read More »

Subscribe to Our Monthly Newsletter

Get exclusive resources, find inspiration, and grow alongside us. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter now!

X
Scroll to Top