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I'm passionate about providing weight-neutral care and treating all patients and families like humans. We'll work together to utilize skills in nourishing & satisfying eating patterns, dismantling food rules, and creating a healed relationship with food and body.

I support adult clients living with eating disorders, disordered eating and chronic dieting to nourish themselves and heal from their challenging relationships with food and body. I have a special interest in body image healing.

I also support parents to establish peaceful and nourishing relationships with food and body in their young people. Every client is of course unique and requires individual assessment and interventions and approaches to care.

I use Health at Every Size, Intuitive Eating and other non-diet frameworks to help support my clients' recovery, and pursue food freedom.

In my practice, I provide virtual nutrition therapy and coaching for teens, adults and families in the US and Europe who are struggling with food, exercise and/or body image concerns. As a Certified Intuitive Eating counselor and student of Ellyn Satter's Division of Responsibility, my nutrition therapy and coaching services are rooted in a weight inclusive, Healthy at Every Size Approach. I utilize hands-on approaches like meal support, therapeutic modalities like Exposure and Response Prevention and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and nutrition education to help teens and families harness their individual and collective strengths to create a nourishing relationship with food, body and eating.

My practice is rooted firmly in the principles of HAES and Intuitive Eating. I have experience working in treatment center settings in addition to my private practice. Collaboration with family members and a united clinical team is vital to the success of treatment. We all live in a diet-culture, weight-centered, weight-biased, fat-phobic society and sometimes the loved ones of clients need support and learning/un-learning of their own to gain awareness and understanding of the influence of society on values, belief-systems, and what is often mistaken for "health." I help families understand what the client is experiencing so that they can become allies in recovery for their loved one.

I am a Clinical Social Worker committed to helping clients find their true sense of seldom life’s journey. I specialize in working with people with eating disorders, trauma, anxiety, relationship issues and other life struggles. I believe that each of us is on our own unique journey as a gift to the world.

I am specially trained for working with adult clients (18 and older) who are struggling with or in recovery from eating disorders (including co-occurring diagnoses). I also serve clients whose lives are affected by someone with an eating disorder such as a family member or friend.

It is common for people who have had an eating disorder, to find that transitions challenge their recovery process, so I find fulfillment in supporting people who are navigating life transitions: tackling the college experience, embarking on a new career, becoming a parent, empty-nesting, or encountering a less-expected transition such as grief or a relationship ending.

A therapeutic relationship must be built on warmth, empathy, genuineness, unconditional regard and trust. Using a HAES philosophy, I employ evidence-based techniques to tailor my approach to help you understand how your concerns developed and what is perpetuating them. I then support you in accepting or making changes that align with your values and goals.

I offer a free initial phone call during which time we can explore if I'm a good fit to help you reach your goals. I'm happy to answer any questions you have about therapy and help you feel ready to begin this process. You're welcome to send me an email with any questions you may have!

I specialize in helping my clients develop a peaceful relationship to their bodies, find freedom from the food and body police, and learn to care for themselves without shame and anxiety. My passion is helping people recover from compulsive eating, emotional eating, binge eating, body shame, and experiences of sizeism/fatphobia.

I am a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and I use a weight neutral, Health At Every Size approach. What makes working on these things in therapy different from (although often complementary to) coaching or nutrition counseling is the depth and breadth of exploration that we will do into our sessions, using your relationship to food and your body as a starting point. My clients often find that this work is never just about food or body image. This work is fundamentally about self-trust, self-worth, autonomy, embodiment, pleasure, and joy.

If a parent is concerned about their child's weight, I first listen to their concerns and ask a lot of questions -- both about the child and the home environment. We discuss ways that the parent can support and help their child grow up in their body free from shame and guilt. I emphasize how important it is to continue to allow children to be the intuitive eaters they were born as-- without any restriction on portion size, type of food, etc.

I am a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Licensed Be Body Positive Facilitator based in New Jersey. I specialize in providing medical nutrition therapy for individuals who have eating disorders or disordered eating. I am thrilled to support those who may not have a diagnosed eating disorder but feel unhappy in their current relationships with food, body and movement/exercise.

I am an anti- diet dietitian. This means I don’t prescribe diets unless you have a medical condition that requires specific medical nutrition therapy. If you do have a medical condition, I know how challenging it can be to maintain a positive relationship with food and your body while honoring your health and medical needs. I would love to help you navigate these challenges. I practice with a weight inclusive, Health At Every Size® approach. This means I care about the lived experiences you have had as a human with a body. I believe in nurturing a client’s inner wisdom and intuitive eating instincts. I am here to help you navigate a world rooted in diet culture.

I believe in you and I believe in your journey- whatever that looks like. I believe in recovery. With openness, education, kindness and support I believe you can achieve the freedom, confidence and peace you deserve to eat intuitively, move your body in a way that feels good and participate in your life to the fullest extent of your ability.

In my free time, I am an avid gardener and plant lady. I also love to read, travel, and experience new places, cultures and people- especially through food! I spend a good deal of time playing with my German Shepherd dogs.

I completed my Bachelor of Science in Dietetics at Ohio University. I then went on to obtain my Masters of Science in Clinical Nutrition at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science followed by completing a required dietetic internship with Nutrition Ink. I initially began my career as a dietitian working in endocrinology, working with individuals diagnosed with various endocrine conditions. I primarily worked with individuals diagnosed with Diabetes, both types 1 and 2 to navigate blood sugar management.

I then went on to discover my passion in working with eating disorders and disordered eating. I have several years experience working at the Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient levels of care for eating disorder treatment as the Lead Dietitian. I have supported both adolescents and adults from a diverse set of backgrounds and lived experiences on their recovery journey. I am also a licensed Be Body Positive Facilitator through The Body Positive.

I am a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor ®, weight-inclusive, non-diet dietitian nutritionist working with those with eating disorders and disordered eating. I work virtually with adults but can help support parents on how to create an intuitive eating environment for the whole family. I work with you to heal your relationship with food and body, cultivating food freedom and body trust. My style is collaborative and flexible, but supportive. I bring in creativity and joy as much as I can into the recovery process.