Richmond Center for Eating Disorders was created in 2021, based on the alarming rise of eating disorders in the community and the overwhelming requests for care following the pandemic. One of our early objectives was to make eating disorder recovery at home accessible and effective. We intended to grow our center to offer needed resources and yet stay small enough to provide excellent and compassionate care.
In 2023, it became abundantly clear that anxiety disorders were also on the rise and we reevaluated the ways in which our organization could help the community. We wrapped in more services to address anxiety and officially changed our name to CEDAR - Richmond Center for Eating and Anxiety Disorders.
CEDAR comes from the anagram for
Richmond
Center for
Eating and
Anxiety
Disorders.
Julie Guild and Julie Knopp served countless families and individuals suffering with eating disorders for years while in different organizations, in the same building! It made all the sense in the world to finally merge together based on their collective passion and mutual desire to offer higher levels of care for eating disorders. Together, they created an approachable, evidenced based outpatient treatment for families and individuals. They are excited to be expanding their highly specialized staff in an effort to offer their services to more of our community.
Julie Guild and Julie Knopp served countless families and individuals suffering with eating disorders for years while in different organizations, in the same building! It made all the sense in the world to finally merge together based on their collective passion and mutual desire to offer higher levels of care for eating disorders. Together, they created an approachable, evidenced based outpatient treatment for families and individuals. They are excited to be expanding their highly specialized staff in an effort to offer their services to more of our community.