Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder (OSFED)
OSFED Treatment with a Dietitian Nutritionist in the St. Louis Area, Illinois, and Missouri
Get Help for Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder
Access Medical Nutrition Therapy for OSFED with Dietitians from Missouri and Illinois
Restore body weight. Establish healthy eating patterns. Restore fluid and electrolyte balance. Improve your relationship with food and body. Receive evidence-based treatment from experts in eating disorders.
What is OSFED?
This diagnosis is for those who have clinically significant eating disorder symptoms that don’t fit into any specific diagnostic category but still cause distress or impairment to their everyday lives when it comes to food, weight, exercise, body, etc. “Other” includes anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder.
Is OSFED in the DSM-5?
Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders is a diagnostic category in the DSM-5 that includes eating disorders that don’t fully meet the criteria for specific disorders like anorexia, bulimia, or BED. It is an umbrella term because those who struggle with it may experience many, varied symptoms.
We believe full recovery is possible with the right treatment.
Is OSFED in the DSM-5?
A dietitian can help a patient with OSFED to normalize their eating behaviors, improve their relationship with food, ensure adequate nutrition, and challenge food rules and beliefs around food, exercise, and body to live a happier and healthier life.
We provide both online and in-person outpatient eating disorder nutrition therapy. Our treatment includes:
- Nutritional Assessment: Nutrition status assessment, identification of deficiencies, and creating a plan to restore and maintain a healthy balance of nutrients.
- Meal Planning: We will work to develop structured, balanced meal plans, address food anxiety, and help normalize eating patterns.
- Education and Support: Continued support to help you heal your relationship with food and body. Monitor progress and adjust meal plans. Collaborate with the treatment team.
For teens and children, we offer Family-Based Treatment. And we provide ongoing support with recovery coaching and nutrition counseling. Begin healing today.
How much does medical nutrition therapy cost for OSFED?
We accept most major insurance companies and the majority of our clients pay little to nothing outside of copays or deductibles to meet with a member of our team. We also offer military discounts as we are not in network with Tricare. We always recommend checking your insurance benefits regarding nutrition coverage as coverage depends on the patient’s individual insurance plan.
Our Team
Expert Dietitians and HAES® Nutrition Counselors
Branz Nutrition Counseling is a team of certified eating disorder dietitians who provide compassionate care to those struggling with their relationship to food. Our approach is weight-inclusive, LGBTQIA+, and social justice-oriented, which means that we believe that everyone deserves access to quality care.
How It Works
An Easy Three-Step Process to Get You on the Road to Recovery
Make An Appointment
What service do you need? We offer a range of appointments of different durations to best fit your needs, including online support groups, meal plans, and more.
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Meet with your Personal Dietitian
Be paired with the dietitian nutritionist on our team and get continued support with one of our online groups. One-on-one counseling, in-person, or virtual. WE TAKE INSURANCE!
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Take Control of Your Life
Heal your relationship with food and your body. Choose the best foods for your unique needs. Get the tools you need to live a healthy life. Receive continued support.
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Schedule an appointment and we’ll verify your insurance for you!
Note: In order to secure a spot on a dietitian’s schedule, we need a valid payment method on file.
Testimonials
See how lives change — one nourishing choice at a time.
Our clients aren’t just improving their nutrition — they’re rebuilding trust with food, gaining confidence, and creating healthier, more balanced lives.
Branz Nutrition in the Media
Branz Nutrition in the Media
