Therapy for Eating Disorders

Eating Disorder Therapy That Sees the Whole You

Whether you’re just starting to name your struggle or deep into the work of recovery, your relationship with food and your body deserves care that meets you exactly where you are—without judgment, without shame, and without pressure to recover in a way that doesn’t feel like your own.

At Unapologetically Well, I work with people navigating the full spectrum of eating concerns—from long-standing eating disorders to quieter but equally painful patterns of disordered eating and body image distress. You don’t need to befriend your diagnosis or even have a “rock bottom” moment to be here. If food, eating, or body thoughts are taking up more space than you want them to, that’s reason enough.

My Approach to Eating Disorder Treatment

Eating disorders don’t exist in a vacuum. They're often tangled up with identity, trauma, neurodivergence, attachment wounds, and systems that reward self-denial. I bring a relational, integrative lens to treatment that honors both your individual story and the broader context you’re living in.

My approach blends several modalities, tailored to each client:

• Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) to help families, partners, and caregivers reconnect and repair.

• EMDR Therapy, with advanced training in using it specifically for eating disorder recovery and body image healing.

• Psychedelic-assisted therapy, including ketamine, where appropriate, alongside integration support rooted in consent, clarity, and safety.

• Neurodiversity-affirming care, particularly for clients whose eating disorders intersect with ADHD, autism, or sensory processing differences.

• Systems-focused collaboration with your treatment team—dietitians, physicians, psychiatrists, higher levels of care—because coordinated care isn’t a luxury; it’s essential.

Areas of Specialty

• Binge Eating Disorder (BED)

• Disordered eating in neurodivergent individuals

• Chronic dieting and weight cycling

• Body image distress across genders and body sizes

• Recovery transitions: to/from residential, PHP, or IOP care

• Relapse prevention and long-term recovery support

• Family-based and couples-supported treatment

Whole-Family Healing

You are not a problem to fix—you are part of a system worth supporting. Eating disorders often affect the entire family system, even if only one person is visibly struggling. I offer support to partners, parents, and caregivers to equip them with tools, compassion, and insight that lead to more sustainable healing—for everyone.

Collaborative, Customized, Real

You don’t need to choose between a structured plan and a human relationship. I work in close collaboration with other providers, especially during transitions in and out of higher levels of care. I can also help coordinate those next steps when needed, ensuring no one is left navigating recovery alone.

This is a space for clients who are done with shame-based care, for families who want to stop walking on eggshells, and for anyone who’s hungry—for more connection, for more peace, for more life.

You’re allowed to want more than symptom management.

You’re allowed to heal on your own terms.
And you’re allowed to do it with someone who sees you as a whole person—not just a diagnosis.

If that’s what you’re looking for, let’s talk.