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Libby specializes in nutrition therapy that supports healing from disordered eating and body image distress through an individualized, compassionate, and justice-informed approach. Rooted in the principles of Intuitive Eating and the Health at Every Size framework, her work centers autonomy, compassion, and the belief that all bodies are worthy of care.

In her practice, Libby helps people move away from the harms of diet culture and toward a more peaceful and embodied relationship with food and body. She creates a supportive, affirming space where clients can explore their experiences with curiosity and careat a pace that feels safe and sustainable. Depending on each clients needs, sessions may include working with hunger and fullness cues, untangling rigid food rules, supporting nervous system regulation, or challenging internalized weight stigma. Her approach is collaborative and consent-based, always guided by each persons values, identities, and lived experience.

Libby works with individuals across the spectrum of disordered eating, including those who dont meet diagnostic criteria but feel stuck in cycles of guilt, restriction, or body shame. She affirms LGBTQ+ identities, honors neurodivergent ways of being, and practices from a trauma-informed, fat-positive lens. She is especially mindful of the broader systemslike fatphobia, healthism, and ableismthat shape our relationships with food and body.

Through The Crooked Carrot, Libby partners with clients to reduce shame, expand flexibility, and support nourishment that feels goodphysically, mentally, and emotionally. She regularly collaborates with therapists, physicians, and other care providers to support integrated, whole-person healing.

Lindsay’s formal education defines her as a Registered Dietitian, but she prefers to identify as a health activist. Lindsay is committed to undoing the dehumanizing and fatphobic legacy of diet culture and traditional dietetics. She strives to work in partnership with her clients to help clarify an authentic and intuitive sense of their own ideas of health, nourishment, and recovery. Areas of specialization include disordered eating across age and gender identities, nutritional healing following gastric surgeries, weight-neutral interventions for diabetes and PCOS, food aversions, food-related trauma, and exposure therapy. Lindsay’s therapeutic style is marked by a suspicion for judgement and generalizations, and a respect for the power of curiosity, empathy, and humor to bring out the healthiest parts of ourselves.

Systemic, collaborative, holistic care utilizing the HAES philosophy; Existential, empowerment-focused healing in a safe and supportive counseling experience; Utilizing the creative arts, music, and informed consumerism and advocacy.

Hi, I'm Lucy! I'm a licensed professional counselor and psychotherapist in Chicago, IL, specializing in disordered eating, body image concerns, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. I work with adults 18 and older, and with lived eating disorder experience of my own, I understand firsthand how deeply diet culture can shape a person's relationship with food and their body. I'm passionate about helping clients, and the parents who support them, move away from those harmful ideals toward genuine self-acceptance.

My background includes work at inpatient and PHP/IOP levels of care, where I've supported individuals across a wide range of backgrounds and identities through some of the hardest parts of recovery. I also work directly with parents as part of the treatment process, helping families understand what their loved one is going through and how to offer support that actually helps. My approach is warm, nonjudgmental, and grounded in collaboration, creating a space where clients and their families feel safe to be honest, ask questions, and grow. As a Health At Every Size informed clinician, I take a weight-inclusive, anti-diet approach, walking alongside my clients as they build insight, confidence, and a peaceful relationship with themselves. I also believe healing is holistic, so my work includes examining how weight bias, racism, sexism, ableism, and other forms of oppression can show up in a person's relationship with food and body, and helping validate the ways clients have adapted to survive in a culture that wasn't built with their wellbeing in mind.

I draw from several evidence-based modalities, including DBT, ACT, CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered Therapy, and Feminist Theory, tailoring my approach to each client's unique needs and pace. I offer both in-person sessions in Chicago and virtual therapy across Illinois.

At Hlsa Nutrition, I support teens and adults in healing from disordered eating, chronic dieting, and body image struggles. I take a compassionate, weight-inclusive, and intuitive eating approach to help clients break free from the cycle of food guilt, restriction, and obsession. Through our work together, clients gain confidence around eating and nourishment, rebuild body trust, and create sustainable habits rooted in freedom, not fear.

Virtual and in-person sessions are available, and I am in-network with several major insurance plans.

The first step in working with parents and families that are interested in influencing a child or teen's eating and nutrition is education for themself and exposure to a qualified teacher and expert. With my credentials of a Masters in Public Health, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, and Registered Yoga Teacher - I bring a holistic approach to supporting your health and overall well-being, because it's about so much more than the food that someone puts in their body.

Markay (she/her) is the Founder and Executive Clinical Director at All Voices Nutrition where she serves as the lead cognitive behavioral & somatic registered dietitian nutritionist. She has spent 20+ years focused on the body-mind connection. She, and her team of dietitians, have supported hundreds of clients with private counseling on topics related to struggles with the: body, eating, weight, food, stress, and anxiety.

At All Voices, we understand that everyone has different struggles and goals when it comes to their body, mind, food, and movement. Our team creates a safe, and brave, space for you to explore your incredible potential and begin to renew these relationships so that you can live the life you hope for and deserve. We specialize in assisting with and preventing future suffering from eating disorders - including anorexia nervosa (AN), bulimia nervosa (BN), binge eating disorder (BED), avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), other specified eating disorder (OSFED), rumination, orthorexia (obsession with healthy eating), disordered eating, body image concerns, excessive or avoidance of exercise, food compulsions, not-enough-ism and perfectionism.

All Voices assists individuals and their families using a multi-dimensional approach that is both trauma and diversity-informed and aligned to the Health at Every Size (HAES®) principles. In founding All Voices, All Voices accepts Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Oxford, and UHC insurances and provides radical candor via fee transparency as we want to ensure equitable and accessible care to all those in the process of healing. Markay has pioneered a novel pricing model to accommodate and support all those on their healing journey. ASK HER ABOUT THIS! All Voices sees clients in person in our Chelsea, NYC location, and also leverages telehealth to support clients across the country.

I work with parents of children living with eating disorders, as well as parents supporting their children to develop and maintain a healthy relationship with food. We work together to establish healthful nutrition practices for the household, helpful language around food and bodies, and developmentally appropriate strategies to foster their child's relationship with food and their body.

Together we can, without a single plan, number, restriction, or morality, redefine your definition of nutrition and health and look at ways of bringing the beautiful aspects of cooking and eating back into your life.

I am a dietitian practicing from a Health at Every Size working with people of all ages to help them find ways to honor and respect their bodies through food, movement, and self-care. I use intuitive eating as a guidepost in my practice and strongly believe that with practice, we adults and children can trust their bodies to guide them towards choices that feel good physically and mentally. I have experience supporting parents as their kids struggle with feeding disorders or other concerns related to weight/body and offering tips to manage this at home.