Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment for Adults

Compassionate, anti-diet nutrition counseling that meets you where you are.

Recovery

is

possible

Recovery is possible

You deserve a peaceful relationship with food and your body.

Whether you are beginning your recovery journey or feeling stuck in the process, I’m here to walk alongside of you and your recovery team. Ready to get started? Great. Click the button that says “next steps” and it’ll take you to a link to schedule a time for us to get to know each other. No obligations, no judgement… just a safe space to see if we’re the best fit for reach.

You’ll receive best practice and evidenced based nutrition therapy to recover from disordered eating behaviors and learn to live a life that thrives with food.

  • Anorexia Nervosa

  • Avoidant-Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

  • Bulimia nervosa

  • Binge Eating Disorder

  • Other specified feeding or eating disorder (OSFED)

  • Difficulty eating “normally” due to OCD, ADHD, ASD, etc.

  • Disordered eating

While I provide person centered treatment and you are not your diagnosis, it may be helpful to know that I work with people who struggle with:

Although having a diagnosis can be useful in guiding recovery, you don’t need a diagnosis to seek help. If you’re struggling with food and body, that’s reason enough to reach out. Schedule a free 45 minute call with me and we can decide together what type of support may be the best fit.

What you can expect from virtual nutrition counseling

  • You’ll complete a free introductory call with me. We will discuss your needs, goals, and how I can help. If we decide, together, that we’re a good fit, we’ll schedule our first appointment/assessment. All meetings occur on a HIPAA compliant platform.

  • Before your first session, I’ll send you forms to fill out prior to your session.

    We will complete an in depth assessment to identify needs, barriers, treatment goals, other wants/needs of treatment. (Of course, all of this is subject to change — and often does! — as you continue to work together.)

  • This frequently will be discussed during your assessment. We will meet weekly (at minimum) to start. This way, you get the support you need to start the recovery process. Each week, you’ll take small steps towards your long-term goals. Nutrition counseling is a process, not a quick fix. You won’t get much out of just a couple sessions - most clients work with me for several months at a time.

FAQ

for eating disorder nutrition counseling

  • Initial nutrition assessment - $200

    Follow-up sessions - $140

    I offer payment plans and am able to accept HSA/FSA funds as a form of payment for nutrition counseling! Individualized payment plans may be created on a case-by-case basis.

  • No currently. I am working on accepting insurance. I offer insurance plans an am able to accept HSA/FSA funds. Additionally, I can provide you with a Superbill to submit for reimbursement.

  • Treating an eating disorder takes time and recovery is not linear. It is difficult to set a time frame, but it’s not uncommon for clients to meet with me for several months. Our goal is to create lasting recovery and reduce our risk of relapse.

  • Sometimes - there are a variety of meal plans and are used in treatment to ensure you are eating enough, aid in weight restoration, and model balanced plates. Overtime we will work to normalize your eating patterns and increase your flexibility with food.

  • We require that all clients keep a credit card on file.

    If you cancel a session within 48 hours of the session start time, or if you no-show a session, your card on file will be billed for the full rate of the session. There is no fee for cancelling more than 48 hours in advance, but clients who repeatedly cancel sessions may lose their standing appointment time

  • In most cases, you don’t need a referral for nutrition counseling.

    However, in order to submit claims to your insurance plan or provide you with a superbill for potential out-of-network reimbursement, I might need some information from your primary care provider (or your therapist, if you’ve been diagnosed with an eating disorder) in order to fill out the required documentation. We’ll discuss this with you prior to your initial session if it’s necessary.