Working with both a psychotherapist and registered dietitian for the treatment of eating disorders gives you the opportunity to experience holistic well-being in your recovery.
All of our eating disorder practitioners have multiple years of experience working in the field at higher levels of care prior to venturing into outpatient work. They have witnessed the recovery process in hundreds of individuals, from diagnosis through discharge, which positions them to provide educated recommendations to individual treatment needs. They specialize in working with anyone who is seeking peace with food and their body, struggling with an eating disorder, body dysmorphia, poor body image, chronic/yo-yo dieting, or feelings of loss of control over body or food.
Psychotherapists
Individual sessions with Lindsey, Leah, Shannon, Kendall, or Megan will offer an opportunity to discuss and process how your relationship with food and your body is impacting your life. These discussions include interventions to shift how you think about food and your body, or dive deeper into exploration of self-compassion and self-healing. As you begin to explore how to navigate a new relationship with food and your body, you can expect to become more attuned to your needs both individually and with how you interact in your world.
Registered Dietitians
Sam and Emily are experienced eating disorder dietitians who work from the Health At Every Size approach. They work with you to heal your damaged relationship with food and find positive nutrition and movement practices that honor your body’s needs and abilities, while closely collaborating with the rest of your care team which may include our psychotherapists.
Sam has 4 years of behavioral health experience working at all levels of care. She has worked primarily with adolescents and adults at the inpatient and residential levels of care. Sam is an active member of the International Association for Eating Disorder Professionals (IAEDP) and is working on her Certified Eating Disorder Specialty (CEDS) certification.