Dayna Berry, RD
I work with body image and food relationship issues using a non-diet approach in order to make more space and energy for desires and what is important in anyone's life.
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Deanna Howard-Gonzalez MBA, RD, LD, CDE
I offer an intuitive eating approach to health and well being. I offer support and dual sessions with parents and kids.
Suite 204
Fort Walton Beach
FL
Debra Benfield, M.Ed., RDN, LDN, RYT
I work with my clients utilizing a combination of nutritional therapy and coaching, along with accessible yoga (if interested) to address disordered eating and body image concerns. My therapeutic philosophy is rooted in "health at every size" and is weight-inclusive.
Currently offering specialized group and 1:1 coaching for women over 50+.
Suite
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Diane Summers, RDN, CEDRD-S, CD
I work with folks from a relational, psychodynamic, trauma and social justice informed approach. The healing process is much like what happens in regular therapy, however, we are focused specifically on the relationship to food and the body. I join parents in exploring their own relationship to food and their bodies, in order for their healing to bring about a peaceful and trust-based approach to food with their children. My framework is based in HAES(R), intuitive eating, and Ellyn Satter's eating competence model, all of which are backed by significant research. My heart is to help adults find freedom so the younger generation can, in turn, be free.
WA
East Texas Eating Disorder Specialists
We use a blend of Family Based Therapy and Emotionally Focused Family Therapy as well as weight-neutral and intuitive eating principles to help people struggling with food and body issues and support their loved ones.
Suite 201
Tyler
Texas
United States
Also: 2401 Judson Rd Suite 105 Longview, 75605
Elizabeth Davenport, MPH, RD, LD
I work with children and families to promote positive relationships with food, physical activity and body image.
Washington, DC
Elizabeth Gullaher, RD, MHSc
My approach is very much individualized based on the person who is struggling with the ED, especially with adults - what works for one person, may not work for another (for example, the use of a meal plan or not). For kids, typically first follow and encourage an FBT/Maudsley Approach for treatment, supporting the child and/or the parents as needed. Over time I help the child reestablish some independence in their food preparation and intake, and transition back to intuitive eating.
25
Langley
BC
Canada
Emily Fonnesbeck, RD
When working with parents, I focus on the Division of Responsibility, all food fit, weight-neutral, etc.
Emily Jenkins, RDN
I am a Registered Dietitian who is passionate about supporting sustainable and peaceful relationships with food. I work with individuals struggling with disordered eating, eating disorders, diabetes management, and general wellness. I practice from a non-diet, weight-inclusive approach to support overall health and wellness. I utilize intuitive eating principles and an all foods fit perspective in my work. My objective is always to meet my clients where they are in their journey and individualize our work together to best support their specific needs. I am inspired by my clients every day to continue growing professionally as a resource and advocate for them!
Emmy Bright MS, RDN, CD, LDN
Emmy Bright is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist living in Madison, Wisconsin. Emmy trained in clinical nutrition at the Cleveland Clinic as well as in Intuitive Eating with its founders, and she holds bachelor's degrees in social welfare and nutrition & dietetics and a master's in healthcare administration. She specializes in providing HAES-based medical nutrition therapy for chronic diseases (with a specialty in GI conditions like IBS), eating disorders, and disordered eating, and she is passionate about creating more compassionate, fat-positive spaces in healthcare. Emmy is a fan of Pét Nat wine and seeing how many plants she can fit in her home. Emmy provides care for individuals living in multiple states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
Erica Leon, MS, RD, CEDRD
Erica Leon Nutrition has three dietitians. We all BELIEVE OUR BODIES ARE A GIFT AND WE CAN work towards healthy behaviors at every size. We support parents in helping their children recover from all types of eating disorders and honor the family as the first line treatment provider. We also work with children, teens and adults with ALL types of disordered eating. We use an intuitive eating model, but also recognize that most individuals struggling with an eating disorder need prescriptive meal plans. We always work in a team with a physician and therapist (at the minimum).
White Plains, NY
Eva Haldis MS RD LDN
I am passionate about helping people who are struggling with feeling out of control, confused or stuck around eating to heal their relationship to food so they can be free from diets for good and live a fuller life!
Horsham
PA
Gina R. Mateer, RD, LD, CEDRD-S, RYT 200
I love to help all individuals work to have a healthy relationship with food and their bodies, to support this I work to educate and support parents in addressing their own weight, food, body judgments and rules and also how they can transfer a positive food relationship to their children who are innately born with the ability to eat. I serve individuals in the state of Texas as a Certified Eating Disorder RD (CEDRD), and provide coaching/counseling as an intuitive eating counselor worldwide.
Glenys Oyston, RDN
Glenys Oyston, RDN is a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and body image coach who helps people recover from eating and body image issues created by toxic diet culture through the non-diet eating approach. She coaches parents in the Division of Responsibility in Feeding model to help resolve feeding issues that may arise in children. Glenys works virtually and can see parents in the comfort of their own homes.
Grace Wong RD MSc CEDRD-S
I coach parents to use responsive feeding to support children in developing a positive relationship with food and body.