Baptist Behavioral Health
Eating Disorders - Outpatient Services (Adults and Children)

Our outpatient team treats children and adults with eating disorders and/or weight management issues. Our treatment combines psychotherapy and nutritional counseling, to help individuals create a balanced, healthy lifestyle both psychologically and nutritionally. Our team will collaborate with your primary care physician and or psychiatrist regarding medical or psychiatric concerns. We do have psychiatrists in our practice if you do not have a psychiatrist and need one.

Our highly trained and experienced staff includes:

Sue Craven Williams, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
1325 San Marco Blvd. Suite 500
Jacksonville, FL 32207
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SUE CRAVEN WILLIAMS, PH. D. is a licensed psychologist, specializing in the treatment of eating disorders. She provides outpatient services to children and adults with eating disorders and body image issues.

Dr. Williams received her Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Brown University in 1989, and her Masters and Doctorate degrees in Clinical Psychology from Duke University, in 1994 and 1996, respectively. She completed her internship and Postdoctoral training at the University of Florida, before joining the faculty at UF as a Clinical Assistant Professor, from 1998-2001. She relocated to Jacksonville and developed the pediatric eating disorder program at Wolfson Children's Hospital in 2001.

Lynn Sorensen, RD, LD/N
Clinical Dietitian
Howard Building Suite 601
800 Prudential Drive
Jacksonville, Florida 32207
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LYNN SORENSEN, RD, LD/N is the Clinical Coordinator of Nutritional Services for the Eating Disorders Day Treatment Program at Wolfson Children's Hospital. As a part of the day treatment team, Lynn provides nutrition education to patients and families, directs patients' nutrition rehabilitation, develops individualized meal planning, provides meal support, and leads group sessions covering a variety of nutritional topics, as well as body image and socio-cultural pressures. Lynn uses a non-diet approach to treatment; she helps patients and their families learn to use dietary exchanges to make healthy food choices in order to maintain a healthy weight range and lifestyle.

Lynn received her Honors Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition & Dietetics from the University of Delaware in 2002. She completed a dietetic internship at Mayo Clinic/St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville in 2003, and has been the lead dietitian for the eating disorders program since 2003.

Roxanne Louh, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
1325 San Marco Blvd. Suite 500
Jacksonville, FL 32207
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ROXANNE LOUH, PsyD is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in the treatment of eating disorders. She is the Clinical Coordinator of Psychological Services for the Eating Disorders Day Treatment Program at Wolfson Children's Hospital. She also provides outpatient services to adolescents and adults with eating disorders, body image difficulties and a variety of other concerns.

Dr. Louh received her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and completed a minor in Food Science and Human Nutrition at the University of Florida in 1999. She received both a Master of Science and a Master of Arts degree at Florida Tech and the University of Central Florida, respectively. She was awarded her doctorate in clinical psychology in 2005 from Florida Tech after completing her pre-doctoral internship training at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia. Dr. Louh currently resides in Jacksonville and provides individual, group and family therapy using empirically based treatment models for eating disorders.

You may make your initial appointment with any member of the clinical team. To schedule an evaluation or initiate treatment, call 904.376.3800 or 904.202.4959.

Intensive Treatment

Wolfson Children's Hospital offers a day-treatment Program for children and adolescents who are having difficulty stabilizing their eating patterns in an outpatient setting. The program runs from 8:30am-3pm on Monday- Friday. Our daily intensive treatment includes:

• daily nutritional and psychological counseling
• therapeutic meal support
• medical and psychiatric care
• art therapy
• parent education and support.
• other therapeutic activities

Our program is covered by many insurance companies.