Levels of care: Outpatient We offer a variety of eating disorder therapy services for teens and adults (ages 12+) across DC, MD and VA. With unique offerings like our meal support and body image groups, as well as traditional individual therapy, our team of experts is here to support you and your loved ones. We are in-network with CareFirst BCBS and Optum/UHC, and all of our programs are offered at sliding scale rates - just ask! If you live outside of DC, MD or VA or are looking to integrate faith into your recovery, we are still here to support you. See our nationwide faith-based support groups and community education programs for individuals seeking recovery support and their loved ones.

Levels of care: PHP, IOP, virtual The Renfrew Center’s evidence-based treatment model emphasizes respect for the unique psychology of women, the importance of a collaborative therapeutic relationship and the belief that every patient needs to actively participate in their own growth and recovery. Family-owned and operated since 1985, The Renfrew Center has empowered more than 100,000 adolescent girls, women, transgender, and non-binary individuals move toward recovery. Concerned about the cost of treatment? The Renfrew Center has a full financial support team that interfaces with insurance companies to work on behalf of each patient in order to negotiate the cost of care covered.

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Levels of care: outpatient The idea for the “BeginWithin” Center originated because Donna and Marnie saw the need for a healing environment that was warm and supportive, not clinical or fearsome. The idea became a reality and “BeginWithin” was created. All the professionals at “BeginWithin” share the same healing philosophy. We value our clients’ physical and emotional well-being and are committed to providing them with the highest quality support possible on their journey to a better life.

Eating disorders and disordered eating can be incredibly complex and isolating. At Whole Nutrition Center, our experienced Eating Disorder Registered Dietitians are here to support each person's unique needs and personal recovery goals. In our cozy and supportive office, we are here to meet you where you are at and support you using the tools you find most helpful. Nutrition counseling at Whole Nutrition Center can take many forms including individual sessions, food exposures and meal support, and group sessions. We will help you to navigate diet culture and reach a place of peace with food and body using the standard, approved, and evidence based frameworks including Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size (HAES). We will help you find liberation in your body, regardless of size. We will teach you how to tune into yourself to meet your body’s needs so you can begin trusting and honoring your cues. We have experience working with various eating disorder presentations including Avoidant and Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, and other specified feeding or eating disorders. At Whole Nutrition Center, we are here to guide you throughout your ED journey and help you reach your end goals leading to the path of recovery.

We deliverer established, proven, potent therapies that are customized based on the age, diagnosis, and unique needs of each individual. Our years of exceptional patient outcomes demonstrate that the therapy we provide is effective and efficient from both a time and cost perspective. We believe in empowering people with the tools they need to overcome challenges, foster positive self-image, and cultivate a healthy relationship with food. Trust Columbus Park to guide you or your loved one on a journey towards recovery.

Dr. Ortiz is a licensed clinical psychologist with expertise in: Specialties: Eating disorders, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder. Experience: Private practice, outpatient clinics, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization, and inpatient hospital settings. Approach: Evidence-based and personalized therapy, grounded in the latest research. For those interested in working on eating or body image concerns, I work from a health at every size (HAES) framework. Therapeutic modalities used: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Family Based Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Style: Warm, collaborative, and tailored to individual client needs. Dr. Ortiz is passionate about helping clients move beyond feeling stuck, fostering a space for exploration and growth toward a more meaningful life. ​ Dr. Ortiz's dedication to delivering high-quality care extends to her research, which focuses on developing and testing innovative treatments for eating and anxiety disorders.

McKenzie is a registered and licensed dietitian nutritionist. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics and her Master’s in Public Health from Samford University in Birmingham, AL. She determined at a young age that diet culture affected her friends and family and knew that she wanted to help bring truth and freedom to those around her. McKenzie has experience working in both eating disorder treatment and mental health treatment centers. She desires to walk alongside and guide individuals to find their ultimate food and body freedom. Being a certified intuitive eating counselor, she enjoys helping restore relationships with food and body image to a natural, instinctive state. Her desire is to help individuals connect with their food, body, and mind in a soulful way. McKenzie enjoys the outdoors and loves activities like hiking, walking at the beach, picnics, and riding bikes around the neighborhood. She loves traveling to new places and seeing different cultures but most of all loves doing life with her family and friends.

My passion is helping women who feel uncomfortable in their skin, out of control with food or weight, worried about whether they "measure up," or who want to improve their sense of self-worth. I take a client-centered, compassionate, and autonomy-supportive approach to empower you in finding balance, self-compassion, and fulfillment, so that you can more fully live the life you've always dreamed of, without being held back by insecurities or self-doubts. ​ With a PhD in clinical health psychology, a master's in public health, and backgrou as a personal trainer, I have the tools to help you create the mind-body health connection that enables you to thrive.

I’m Grace, a registered dietitian and eating disorder expert. I help people find food freedom that lasts. My mission is to provide you excellent and impactful nutrition care. Whether you’re working on eating disorder recovery, have a very picky child, or are wondering if your or a loved-one's habits could be better, there’s a nutrition treatment plan that’s right for you. Want to learn more?

Hi, I’m Dr. Savannah Landis! I am a licensed psychologist and I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders and sport psychology. If you're battling an eating disorder, know this: you are not alone. I offer a compassionate and evidence-based approach to help you achieve a sustainable recovery. Additionally, I understand the unique challenges and pressures athletes face. With a background as a competitive athlete myself and my experience working with athletes, I speak your language and tailor my approach to your specific sport and needs. No matter your level or goals, I'm here to help you reach your peak performance and mental well-being. I'm all about creating a safe, non-judgmental space where you can be your authentic self. We'll celebrate your victories, big and small, and tackle challenges head-on.

I am a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) and a lover of food, baking, and gentle movement/excercise. I enjoy helping people recover from eating disorders and disordered eating through a weight inclusive, Health at Every Size®, all foods fit, and intuitive eating lens. I love working with clients who struggle with their relationship with food and body. It is crucial to create a judgement free and compassionate space of curiosity to unpack big feelings many people have around food and their bodies and much more!

Welcome to Mara's Mindful Methods: Using solution-focused strategies to rebuild your internal control and increase self-esteem. I work with teenagers and adults of all ages to fight the exhausting and ongoing battle of a challenging relationship with food and body-image. I also work with clients seeking help for anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, life transitions and more. ​ Please contact me via email, phone, or the form on my contact page for a free 15-minute phone consultation. ​ I accept Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) insurance. I also provide out-of-network paperwork to assist with potential reimbursement through your insurance.

The journey to eating disorder recovery can feel scary, but healing is possible. If you're tired of feeling like your ED controls your life, stealing your energy, focus, and attention from every area of life, then you're in the right place! Even considering getting help is a huge step! So, let me tell you, "Girl, you're brave!" ​ At Recovered & Restored, treating eating disorders is our passion. That’s why it’s the only thing we do! For teen girls and women struggling with an eating disorder such as anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, or orthorexia, thinking about recovery and reclaiming their life feels overwhelming and scary. But it is possible! We are a team led by recovered individuals that will come ready each week to help you fight back against your disorder and restore your life to its fullest! ​ We offer eating disorder therapy to all residents of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Florida, and Connecticut.

Levels of care: Residential, PHP, IOP, virtual We’re an organization of providers, families, alumni, and allies that fiercely fight harmful norms and aim to eradicate eating disorders. Monte Nido provides compassionate and evidence-based treatment designed to help those we serve to heal and find lasting recovery.

We are a virtual physical therapy & wellness practice dedicated to helping individuals with eating disorders to reclaim movement. Do you struggle with compulsive exercise, excessive exercise, or an avoidance of movement? We'd love to support you and help you to reclaim movement, to recover and retrieve joyful movement.

Levels of care: outpatient We are in our 3rd decade as an outpatient psychotherapy practice, and have now seen two generations of families in our community. We know that there is full recovery from eating disorders as our patients have gone on to change the world and their communities instead of obsessing over changing their bodies. We have helped individuals and families find the coping skills and inner resilience to find remission from anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief/loss. We are here for you in moments of struggle and we look forward to you helping you access your inner strength and resilience.

Services: Outpatient Are you ready to heal your relationship with food and live a more fulfilled life? We are dietitians on a mission to help all people find nutritional balance, variety, and moderation in their everyday lives. ​ Let us help you get started.

Remote care means having access to your Clinical Care Team at your fingertips, keeping you connected to those who are prioritizing your recovery—all in the comfort of your own home. Feel supported throughout your recovery journey with registered dietitians, therapists, nurses, your peers, and more.

Hi, I'm Tracy! I’m a somatic nutrition therapist, registered licensed dietitian and attuned eating coach in private practice providing in-person, phone and online counseling since 2006. I usher people on a soul level… Because I believe not wanting to be in the body is a way of protecting oneself, so the work is about nourishing the nervous system to feel safe enough to drop in to feel emotion to actually heal. Changing the food becomes an “of course eating is easier now” as flow becomes more a way of operating. I specialize in treatment of eating disorders and eating problems for both adults and children as well as issues related to over-extending the body, including adrenal fatigue, hormone issues, PCOS and gut health. I routinely teach intuitive eating workshops and disordered eating related talks throughout Florida, including University of Florida and Santa Fe College Gainesville, FL, Flager College, St. Augustine, FL, Florida Gulf Coast University, Ft Myers, FL. I am also the guest Nutrition Therapist for Feast, an online intuitive eating program and have appeared on many podcasts featuring topics on Intuitive Eating, Trauma healing, Positive body image and Recovery. I believe what healing food and weight concerns is really about is deciding to live fully human in the diverse and amazing bodies we have. Living and Feeling fully with courage and being dedicated to the fullest expression of who we are is the point.

Char-Lee Cassel is a registered and licensed dietitian nutritionist and a clinical exercise physiologist. She received her Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Washington State University in 2016. She practices nutrition therapy for eating disorders in Elverson, PA, has developed intuitive eating courses and is a co-host of the Intuitive Eating for Christian Women Podcast. Char-Lee has personal experience recovering from disordered eating and professional experience walking alongside others to do the same. She celebrates body diversity and values peoples lived experiences. She takes a gentle approach to nutrition and believes there is room for all foods in a healthy eating pattern. Char-Lee is a wife and a mom of two boys, a big dog, and a flock of chickens. She’s a huge fan of donuts, mountains, and gardening. Her favorite place is out on the lake in her kayak or anywhere she can explore the world with her kiddos.

Hey there! I've been a Registered Dietitian for 7 years and have worked in multiple settings including acute care, inpatient rehabilitative, and an outpatient eating disorders clinic. My passion for helping people heal their relationship with food and their bodies was born after a decade long personal battle with disordered eating and compulsive exercise patterns. Now that I am walking in freedom from the bondage of diet culture and fully embracing body acceptance (all while still chasing performance goals in endurance sports), it is my deepest joy to show others the path into a more satisfying and fulfilling health journey. ​ In my personal life, I am married to a lumberjack entrepreneur and have two wild kiddos that forever keep me on my toes. I am obsessed with ultra trail running/hiking and daydream about living in the mountains someday. Currently tackling the Tour du Mont Blanc through France, Switzerland and Italy (and eating all the delicious food along the way) is at the top of my bucket list.

Hey friend! I’m Emily, certified Go + Tell Gals Coach, ​Revelation Wellness® Instructor, and Intuitive Eating ​Counselor. I provide faith-based coaching for women ​who are looking for encouragement and motivation on ​their freedom journey and I am so glad you’re here! I live in South-Central, PA with my ​husband, two kids, and two dogs. I’m an active member of a local church and ​enjoy volunteering. I have a ministry degree from Eastern ​Mennonite University and have been on ​a wild ride of learning to trust God ​more fully as He calls me into a new ​season of ministry. I never dreamed I would be starting a ​business but each faithful step in the ​direction that God has been nudging me ​has led me here and I am beyond ​excited to encourage and equip the ​women that God purposes to bring here. If you are curious about what coaching ​might offer you in your current season, ​I’d love to connect with you!

Kelsey is an advocate for finding - or rediscovering - the joy in food. She enjoys working with clients from an anti-diet perspective to develop a healthy relationship with eating and movement and to move towards body acceptance. She counsels individuals following Health At Every Size® and Intuitive Eating principles to set personalized and culturally-inclusive goals. Kelsey is based in the metro Washington, DC area. She completed her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Nutrition Science as well as her dietetic internship at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts. Kelsey’s Specialties --Ages 10+ --Eating disorders --Sports/performance nutrition General availability: Tue/Wed 6pm-8:30pm, Sat 9am-1pm

Emily is passionate about sharing her love of food with others. She helps clients improve their health and their relationship with food through a non-diet approach. Emily emphasizes mindfulness, Intuitive Eating and Health At Every Size® principles in working toward client goals, whether that’s recovery from an eating disorder, navigating digestive issues, or managing other health concerns. Emily is a registered dietitian nutritionist based in Washington, D.C. She completed both her masters degree in Nutrition & Public Health and her dietetic internship at Teachers College, Columbia University. Emily’s Specialties --Adults --Eating disorders and disordered eating --Gastrointestinal disorders and digestive distress General availability: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm

Comprehensive Eating Disorder Treatment Personalized eating disorder treatment from licensed professionals, wherever you are – at home, virtually, or in-person Flexible. Convenient. Supportive.

Levels of care: Residential & outpatient We provide residential eating disorder treatment for girls, adolescents, and young women utilizing an expert, compassionate treatment team emphasizing family involvement. We offer a beautifully designed facility in a peaceful, natural environment conducive to recovery and healing

Services: Outpatient

We are size-inclusive, Health at Every Size providers that know personally what the road to recovery feels like. We are committed to compassionate, individualized, and trauma-informed care that highlights your voice and experience. At Beautifully You, our goal is to help individuals break free from societal constraints and rediscover their inner beauty and autonomy. We offer individual online therapy for eating disorders, OCD, grief and trauma to those aged 16+ in PA, NJ, and DE. Your body will always be the only body you have. You deserve for it to be a place of peace.

Specialized Counseling Services (SCS) is located in downtown Morristown, New Jersey. We provide virtual and in person individual therapy for clients 18 years old and above. At SCS, we are specially trained to work with trauma, addiction, eating disorders, and first responders/law enforcement professionals. We also work with other mental health needs such as anxiety, depression, stress, self-esteem, and life transitions. A crucial part of therapy is feeling a connection with your therapist. Contact us to set up a free initial phone consultation before making an appointment. This allows you to ask questions, talk about your concerns, and learn more about what we can offer to help you. We make it a priority to respond to you within 48 hours on weekdays.

We treat children, teens, and adults in all 50 states. Our providers are trained to treat all eating disorder diagnoses, as well as co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and OCD.Equip’s model is adapted from family-based treatment (FBT), which research shows is the most effective eating disorder treatment for young people.

Amy has been an RD for over 20 years. She has been blessed with a variety of professional experiences such as Corporate Wellness Dietitian, Associate Professor, Research Consultant, Clinical Dietitian and is now humbled to be doing nutrition counseling. She also delights in being on the board of BodyBloved that provides opportunities to heal one’s relationship with body image, food, and fitness (https://www.bodybloved.com/). She believes that evidenced based science, health behavior theory and best practice make a boom for supporting behavior change. Through her own diet struggles, she now proclaims the good news about Health at Every Size and the non-diet approach. Having experienced an eating disorder at a noticeably young age and then dabbling in disordered eating for many years thereafter, freedom rang when she started practicing the truths behind the non-diet approach. Her own struggles have equipped her with compassion, empathy, and realistic recommendations for those she works with. Additionally, her past research focused on emotional eating and nutrition interventions using the non-diet approach. As she sits in the middle of mid-life, she has a heart that cries out to women who are experiencing symptoms related to perimenopause (and men too in this mid-life stage). Going through her own struggles with the side effects of perimenopause, she wants to scream out the message that YOU ARE NOT CRAZY. What you are going through is real. Her mother, having gone through her own issues, is a strong encourager of seeking out help beyond what appears to be the traditional. Amy believes that this support is vital to everyone and that life is much better when one realizes YOU ARE NOT ALONE. She believes in extra self-care in all seasons of life and especially this one. As she reflects on her life with disordered eating, she is grateful that she was healed of that and wants to help those that struggle. It is enough to go through drastic bodily changes in the second half of life nevertheless having to struggle with food, body image, and physical activity. Finally, she is the wife to an amazing, hot hubs and a mama to 3 amazing kids, one of which came home from China through adoption recently. Faith, family, and friends are the top blessings in her life. (Although on many days you can see her on the struggle bus attempting to do mid-life and multitask😉). Amy loves walking, waking to morning devos and coffee, and sitting by the water. Her hope for those with strongholds related to food, body image, and physical activity, is that they will be set free to live the life they were called to live!

Karis is a registered dietitian nutritionist. She received her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from the University of Northern Colorado and her Masters in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Wisconsin Stout. Having walked through her own struggles with food and body image, she found a passion for helping others heal their relationships with food and their bodies and strives to proclaim truth in a culture that teaches image-based value. Karis has a special heart for adolescent, college-age, and pregnant women who wrestle with the lies fed to them about food and body. She believes that food is and should be an enjoyable part of life that connects us to others, our own bodies, and our culture. Karis seeks to walk alongside each individual as they discover and explore their own story regarding food and their body. These narratives are powerful lenses through which we see ourselves, and they desperately need compassion. Karis is a lover of mountains, coffee, good books, and good company. She enjoys learning about different cultures and their traditions (check out the Swedish word “Fika”). You can find her enjoying the morning sun and laughing at most dad jokes and puns. Passionate about emotional and relational connection, Karis enjoys studying the science of interpersonal relationships, including attachment theory, love styles, etc.

Desa believes in the power of nutrition to support the full picture of health—physical, mental and emotional. She loves coaching clients through the process of overcoming diet culture, healing their relationship with food, and developing body respect practices. She provides evidence-based and weight-neutral nutrition counseling using the principles of Intuitive Eating and Health At Every Size®. Desa lives in northern Virginia. She is originally from North Carolina and completed her undergraduate degree, Masters degree, and dietetic internship at Appalachian State University in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Desa’s Specialties Ages 13+ Eating disorders and disordered eating Diabetes and blood sugar concerns (pre-diabetes, PCOS, etc.) General availability: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm

I am passionate about mindful and intuitive eating, fueling and living. I hold a M.S. in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Connecticut. I have been a Licensed and Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) since 2007 and a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD) since 2010. I am also a Licensed Be Body Positive Facilitator. I am honored to be the co-leader for the International OCD Foundation’s (IOCDF) Special Interest Group (SIG) for OCD and Eating Disorders. I am also thrilled to be a member of the IOCDF’s Anxiety in Athletes Task Force. Anxiety in Athletes is a resource center that was created to address the mental health needs of the athletic community. In 2007, I established my nutrition private practice. I provide nutrition and sports nutrition counseling, coaching and consulting as well as hands-on, scientifically-based presentations and webinars. I am honored to have been the sports dietitian for Providence College for almost ten and half years and the sports dietitian for Brown University for four and half years. As a weight-neutral and Health at Every Size (HAES) dietitian nutritionist, I promote a non-diet mindful and intuitive eating and fueling philosophy. Through my personal experiences and passion for mindful and intuitive living, fueling and eating, it is my mission to empower individuals to honor their inner wisdom, make peace with food, feel comfortable in their body, cultivate a nourishing self-care practice and enjoy a lifetime of physical and emotional resiliency.I enjoy working with individuals to bring greater awareness, curiosity and compassion to their food choices, eating behaviors, thoughts and feelings so they can nourish their bodies and minds and thrive. Additionally, I am an advocate for eating disorders, OCD and other anxiety related disorders. I understand how debilitating OCD can be and how intense OCD fears can feel. Therefore, I am passionate about increasing mental health awareness to help individuals living with mental health challenges receive effective treatment and support in a timely manner. I empower teenagers and adults who are struggling with OCD and their relationship with food to face their OCD food fears.

Shira Evans, MS, RD, CSSD, LD is an expert sport and eating disorder dietitian. She received a B.A. in biology, minor in nutrition science at Ithaca College. She completed the Coordinated Program in Dietetics at Framingham State University to earn an MS/RD. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD) specializing in sports performance based nutrition as well as treating Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), disordered eating, and eating disorders in athletes. She is the former Director of Sports Nutrition at UNC Chapel Hill and Dartmouth College, where she worked with all Olympic student-athletes. Shira is a competitive runner, having qualified for the Boston Marathon. She enjoys cycling and has cycled across the United States twice, to support affordable housing initiatives.

Emma believes everyone deserves to feel at home in their body and have a healthy relationship with food. She follows a non-diet, Health at Every Size approach to her dietetics practice, and has experienced the power of a meaningful, positive relationship with the body through the principles of Intuitive Eating and her yoga practice. Emma received her bachelor's degree in nutrition from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities, and completed her year-long dietetic internship at OSF St. Francis Medical Center in Peoria, IL. Emma has experience treating both adult and teen clients with eating disorders at the Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Outpatient level of care. Emma takes a client-centered approach to nutrition counseling, taking care to integrate her client’s own values, goals, and motivations while working with them. Emma also completed her 200 hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India, and teaches classes as a Certified Yoga Teacher at her local studio. She understands how crucial embodiment and mind-body practices can be when exploring relationships to food and/or body. Outside of work you can find Emma enjoying the outdoors, attending live music events, searching for the perfect thrift find, finding any opportunity to dance, and struggling to keep her plants alive. Emma is an LGBTQ+ friendly care provider. Please see below to read Emma’s food philosophy: ~Everyone deserves to feel at home in their body, and at peace in their mind. ~Food and movement are as much about quality of life and enjoyment as they are about health. ~Food and movement are only two aspects of health. Rest, social connection, emotional wellness, environmental & financial safety and security, ability to cope with stress, and spiritual fulfillment are just as important to our health and well-being. ~Health and well-being are more complex than the number on the scale. ~Healthy behaviors, lifestyle, and relationship to food and body will always be more important than body shape or size. ~With healing, change, and growth, the process can sometimes be more important than the outcome. Progress is never linear. ~In this field there will always be more to learn and endless opportunities to grow. I am prepared to be a humble, life-long learner to provide my patients with the care they deserve.