Levels of care: Inpatient, residential, PHP, & IOP

Provides Eating Disorder Services

Levels of care: Outpatient Individual, couple, and family therapy in the North Shore of Milwaukee.

Level of care: Outpatient Eating disorder providers: Lindsey Arens, Shannon Lee, Kendal Kuhary, Leah Hovel, Sam Totsky, Emily Kee, Megan Brockman You are a force to be reckoned with. Did you know that? Did you know that with a lot of determination and a little bit of help, you’re capable of anything? We do. At Elle Studio + Wellness, you’ll have access to a unique combination of holistic health and wellness tools as well as a fiercely engaged and supportive community – one rooted in the belief that there’s power in the balance between wisdom, comfort and strength. Elle is French for “she”. For our founder, Emily Keeling, that “she” is her mother. Elle Studio + Wellness is dedicated to and inspired by her, a woman who embodied empowerment and perseverance. Emboldened by her tenacious spirit, it’s our mission to help uncover these same characteristics in you.

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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.

I understand the pressure that people often feel to eat perfectly AND to feed their families perfectly. In the almost 20 years that I’ve been in this field, the number one thing I’ve learned is that understanding, patience, and empathy are key when helping clients sift through their history with food and weight. I’ve seen how this leads people to trying SO many diets that are filled with rules and restrictions. During these moments, my role is to provide support and guidance, helping individuals realize that they are already equipped with the necessary tools to move forward.

I am a dually licensed therapist with over 20 years of experience treating those struggling with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, and substance abuse. Each person has unique experiences that shape them and guide how they approach life. I believe that feeling understood by your therapist creates an environment for vulnerability, resulting in growth and insight. I am a certified eating disorder specialist. I help those struggling with anorexia, bulimia, and specialize in treating binge eating and emotional eating. I treat the co-occurring mental health issues that contribute to the eating disorder. I challenge diet culture and practice from a HAES (Health At Every Size) framework. I will create a nonjudgmental space for you to explore your challenges, recognize your inner strengths, and offer skills and strategies to make changes. I will be compassionate while also holding you accountable to yourself and your goals.

When we take the time to nourish our soul, we increase our emotional resilience and promote overall healing which helps us through life’s many obstacles and increases our quality of life. However, often there are inside forces and outside forces that hinder nurturing our soul and this is what I strive to support my clients with. I understand the healing process requires a leap of faith and that taking the necessary steps can be dialectically exciting and daunting. This is why I strive to embrace my clients with curiosity, empathy, and authenticity while also challenging them to take their next steps towards meaningful change. ​ My therapeutic approach focuses on healing the whole self through utilizing strategies grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. I hold experience providing services in both residential and outpatient settings, which supports my insights in helping my clients discover what they may need. ​ Through my experiences I have had the privilege to walk alongside individuals who battle severe eating disorders as well as obsessive-compulsive disorder. Additional client populations that I have experience with include individuals with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, trauma, and low self-esteem. Life is a journey, and I am both committed and honored to walk alongside my clients through the joys of their lives and the struggles. Please feel free to reach out for a free initial phone consultation to ask any questions and to see if we may be a good fit! Areas of Expertise (ages 12+): Eating Disorders Anxiety Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Depression Support for military, veterans, and their families

Growing up in central IL, I was involved in athletics from a young age. I ran cross country and track for seven years, resulting in several state medals. I continued my career at the collegiate level, where I was an all-conference athlete and qualifier for the NAIA national indoor track and field meet. I know all too well what it is like to show up every day training hard for the competition you love. I also know what it is like to face obstacles during training. Underfueling, GI issues, iron deficiency… all of those problems plagued me at some point in my career, and I saw many of my teammates suffer from nutrition-related problems as well. Most concerning was the prevalence of disordered eating I saw during my eleven years of sport. I started Midwest Performance Nutrition because I saw a need in the athletic community to prioritize non-diet, weight-inclusive nutrition education. When you work with me, I will give you the nutrition tools you need to succeed along with the mindset tools to have a healthy relationship with food. My approach is informed by Health at Every Size (HAES), Intuitive Eating, and evidence-based sports nutrition principles. I also have experience working at multiple levels of care treating eating disorder patients of all ages, though I have a special interest in working with adolescents and their families.

Samantha (Bauer) Kuspa is an outpatient registered dietitian working in Elm Grove, WI specializing in those suffering from eating disorders and disordered eating patterns. I am an anti-diet dietitian utilizing a HAES (health at every size) approach. I focus on achieving food freedom through both nutrition and exercise. Samantha has experience as the Director of Operations and Nutrition Director in residential eating disorder treatment. She also brings experience working with inpatient through intensive outpatient levels of care in the behavioral health field, as well as, health clubs. Prior to becoming an RD, Samantha has 10 years of experience working in sales, financial planning and marketing. Samantha Bauer Nutrition Therapy is currently able to hold virtual or in-person sessions in Wisconsin, and virtual sessions for those living in the states of Illinois, Indiana and Iowa. Samantha currently uses both Blind Weight and MyClearStep for virtual, HIPAA secure weights.

I am a non-diet” Registered Dietitian and I work within a Health at Every Size® framework. My goal is to help those struggling with disordered eating and eating disorders find peace within their body. I fully believe recovery from an eating disorder is possible. I empower my clients to challenge their eating disorder thoughts and behaviors, with the end goal of intuitive eating. Everyone should be able to enjoy food without anxiety, shame, or guilt. I am currently working towards becoming a Certified Eating Disorders Registered Dietitian through the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals. I received my Bachelor of Science Degree in Dietetics from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. I then completed my Dietetic Internship at the University of Wisconsin-Hospital and Clinics while also completing my Master's Degree in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Wisconsin- Madison. I moved to Maui, Hawaii three years ago for a job working in a residential eating disorder facility. I have experience working in residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and private practice, both virtually and in-person. I have experience working with a wide variety of individuals, adolescents, adults, and those in the LGBTQ+ community.

We Can Figure It Out Together No matter how complicated, rare, or confounding a situation may be, I strive to help my patients and their families find symptom relief and peace in whatever ways possible. I pride myself on thinking outside the box while also utilizing evidence-based treatments to optimize my patients’ results. If one of my patients is suffering, I will do everything I can to help both in the short-term and in the long-term. No matter what is going on, we can figure it out together. Education and Training I am a board-certified psychiatrist and treat patients of all ages. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame in 2006 with a BA in Accountancy, I worked for a few years in finance and accounting. I quickly realized my true passion was in psychiatry and medicine, so I enrolled in and completed the Pre-Med Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program at Northwestern University in Chicago from 2009-2010. I then attended medical school at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska from 2011-2015. I completed my post-graduate training at the University of Wisconsin - Madison and graduated from both the General Psychiatry Residency and the Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship. I am a board-certified diplomat of the National Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and fellowship trained in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Focus of Practice My practice is primarily focused on diagnostic evaluation and the initiation and management of psychotropic medications. I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, bipolar affective disorders, thought disorders, and PTSD. I have expertise in diagnosing and treating ADHD in both children and adults. I strive to provide excellent evidence-based care while tailoring treatment to each individual’s needs. I am conservative with medications while also treating symptoms aggressively when necessary. Collaborative and Empowering Approach to Care I truly love my job and I am passionate about building relationships with my patients and their families. My philosophy as a psychiatrist and a medical doctor is centered around collaboration with and really listening to my patients. Through these dynamics, along with my medical training and experience, I will complete a thorough diagnostic assessment, discuss treatment goals, provide psychoeducation about treatment options, and form a treatment plan with each of my patients and families. I believe strongly in providing just the right amount of guidance and psychoeducation such that my patients feel knowledgeable, involved with and very well-supported in the treatment plans. I really do approach every single one of my patients’ treatment as if I were treating one of my own family members or children. Making Confident and Well-informed Decisions I encourage patients and families to ask me questions, educate themselves, and put my skills to the test! I work to treat symptoms while empowering my patients and families with the knowledge to advocate for themselves going forward. I deeply respect patients and families who may be hesitant about starting or changing medication. I always encourage my patients and families to take their time, learn about treatment options, and have all concerns addressed before making any decisions. Medications Managed with Care Often when seeking initial contact with a psychiatrist, patients or families are suffering with acute and impairing symptoms (such as panic, insomnia, social avoidance or school avoidance, emotional or physical dysregulation, etc.). I often approach acute suffering more aggressively at the start of treatment if my patients and families agree it is appropriate. I sincerely believe in the medicines I prescribe, and I work to alleviate suffering both in the present moment and more long-term. My goal is for my patients to ultimately take the least number of medications, at the lowest doses necessary, to achieve and maintain optimal results – all while feeling comfortable and informed about the treatment. I diligently track the utility of my patients’ medications over time, adjust doses when indicated, and discontinue medications when they are no longer necessary. ​ Medication Managed by Primary Care when Stable One we achieve optimal symptom treatment and we have not changed any medications for some time, I encourage families to transfer management of medications to their primary care clinics. This will minimize the number of doctors involved in your care and allows you to avoid paying out-of-pocket fees at my clinic. You are then very welcome to return to my clinic as a follow-up patient should symptoms worsen or change in the future. As a specialist, you likely will not require my level of expertise once your symptoms and medications are stable, and I am available to you for follow-up any time you feel it's needed. It is highly unlikely a new diagnostic evaluation would be necessary, so you will not have to "reestablish care" and I will work to see you as soon as possible. ​ Connections within the Community I offer only limited psychotherapy as I focus my practice primarily on diagnostics, evaluation and medication management. Most often, however, the gold-standard treatment for mental health disorders also calls for participation in psychotherapy. Evidence clearly supports the combination of psychotherapy with psychiatric medications (when appropriate) as the most effective and efficient way to treat many mental health symptoms. Over the course of my career, I have been privileged to work with many excellent behavioral therapists in the area. I am always happy to provide recommendations for therapists and other behavioral health programs in the community when needed. Patients with Complex Medical Presentations and Special Needs I have a special passion for medically complex patients who also suffer with mental health symptoms. As the mother of three children, one of whom is medically complex and has special needs, I have personal experience with many obstacles families may be facing. I welcome patients with global developmental delays, intellectual and physical differences and medically complex children and adults with mental health concerns. I have experience working with all ages and I am comfortable discussing and treating mental health symptoms within the context of comorbid illnesses. In addition to my personal experiences, I have treated many patients with comorbidities such as Ehlers Danlos, Multiple Sclerosis, Post-Concussive Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Down Syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, and many more. ​ I know excellent care often requires collaboration with other providers, teachers, caregivers, etc. When appropriate, I encourage communication with my patients’ care teams to ensure the best possible outcomes. I often work with schools, therapists, therapeutic programs and other integral parts of a patient’s life to help promote the overall well-being of my patients and their families. Especially when caring for children or adults with special needs, I routinely go above and beyond to support my patients in whatever aspects are needed. I am well-versed in the IEP and 504 plan processes and very familiar with other opportunities and programs inherent to special needs (Katie Beckett, Long Term Childcare Waiver, community resources, etc.). My personal and professional experience makes me an exceptionally strong and passionate ally in advocating for my patients and their families.

I embrace a simple, unconventional approach to nutrition and mental health care, focusing on the whole person and providing a compassionate space for individuals to be exactly who they are. My priority is ensuring that those I work with feel truly seen and heard, with genuine intention and kindness. I am dedicated to offering non-diet, weight-inclusive, and anti-oppressive care. I invite you to be present, just as you are, as we navigate this journey together.

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.

Dr. Garrett Pollert received his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. He works with adults from a variety of backgrounds and presenting difficulties, and has specialty knowledge in the areas of Eating Disorders, Depression, PTSD, and Anxiety. If you are experiencing difficulties with your emotions, or behavior related to your emotions, Dr. Pollert is likely able to help! However, it's important to note that Dr. Pollert works exclusively with adults over the age of 18.

Taylor has had a growing interest in nutrition since childhood. Taylor grew up with a severe nut allergy. Prior to learning about how food physically impacts and works within the body, Taylor made note of the social importance that food has. Taylor specializes in working with children, adolescents, and adults recovering from eating disorders. Taylor works with clients to provide personalized meal plan, work on challenge foods, and help with the process of reintroducing physical activity. Taylor also believes in the importance of providing education to help client recognize disorder behaviors. Taylor's mission is to help people enjoy food and rediscover the joy of moving their body. Taylor received her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Bradley University. Taylor completed her dietetic internship at Mount Mary University. Outside of work Taylor enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, Oliver. Taylor also enjoys crafts and crocheting.

Provides Eating Disorder Services

Levels of care: Outpatient

Levels of care: PHP, IOP & Virtual IOP

Level of care: Outpatient Eating disorder informed providers: Allison Barton, Dr. Rene Bunezow, Dr. Jeffery Smarella, Dr. Michael Sweetnam

You deserve to feel well, live well, and be well. Reading this right now means there is a part of you that has hope that you can make a CHANGE. There is somewhere within you that knows you don’t have to do this alone. A part of you believes life can be DIFFERENT than it is right now. You know something isn’t working. Something could be better. But…making that first step can be scary. Will this work? What if it doesn’t? Do I even have time for therapy? We really hear you; whenever we do something new or make a change there can be anxiety or uncertainty. Our hope is that you don’t let the what if’s get in the way of what could be. We hope you listen to the part of you that believes that things can be different. From our many years of providing therapy, we know that you can CHANGE, GROW, OVERCOME STRUGGLES, and live a life that is the best fit for you. Best Within You Therapy & Wellness is a boutique practice with Atlanta psychologists specializing in wellness. Our highly trained psychologists provide individualized therapy approaches tailored to your goals and strengths. We take into account your history, what you’re wanting from therapy, and what works best for you to provide PERSONALIZED care. If you are struggling with your eating or an eating disorder, anxiety, depression, sleep, trauma, relationships, pain or illness, body image, or mood we are here to help. What Sets Us Apart: Our level of expertise. Every therapist has a doctorate (PhD or PsyD), representing the highest level of education and clinical training in the field. This in-depth training allows us to deliver a level of care that is both comprehensive and cutting-edge. It also gives us a profound understanding of mental health, allowing us to provide you with the best care.

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.

Emily has been a Registered Dietitian since 2008, focusing the past 10 years on eating disorders. With an interest in both psychology and nutrition, Emily has become passionate about helping those with eating disorders. Emily has experience working with clients in multiple different settings, including inpatient, partial hospitalization programming, intensive outpatient programming and outpatient levels of care. Emily is also a HAES aligned dietitian who seeks to help clients break the cycle of dieting. Emily provides an individualized approach to care and understands that every client is a unique individual. Emily obtained her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics through the University of Wisconsin in Stevens Point and completed her internship through Mount Mary University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Emily currently resides with her family in Wisconsin.

Krystal works with individuals struggling with eating disorders, body image issues, relationship issues, depression, trauma, and anxiety. Her passion lies in helping adolescents and adults develop healthy coping skills that help build their self-esteem and self-worth. She also assists them in setting up boundaries that help them foster healthy relationships that last a lifetime. Her hope is to constantly create a truly therapeutic environment where her clients feel safe and find empathy, grace, truth, and healing. Krystal has experience with DBT.

When you feel validated and assured by those around you, we start to feel heard, wanted, and motivated. You feel a sense of urgency to start working through the challenges life is throwing your way; wondering the best way to go about this. This is where we work together to identify what is causing these concerns to continue occurring, the underlying meaning, and develop a newfound perspective on your life. Those who choose to attend therapy show a strength by allowing yourself to be vulnerable and having awareness of change needed to happen. This is why I strive to be empathic, genuine, and create a welcoming environment for all. ​ I believe in using a collaborative and strength-based approach to therapy, empowering you to build resilience and make lasting changes in your life. I utilize evidenced-based treatment modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Exposure Response Prevention, along with other therapy techniques to best serve you. ​ I have been fortunate to have the experience of working in inpatient, residential, and outpatient settings. I have helped my clients through battling a wide range of mental health struggles and I have seen them flourish. I understand therapy may be seen as a daunting endeavor and I am grateful to go through this journey with you to nourish your soul! Areas of Expertise (ages 12+): Eating Disorders Anxiety Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Depression Mood disorders

Jordan Paniagua, founder of EverGlow Therapy, is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin. Jordan started her early career as a patient care specialist in outpatient care before pursuing her passion of helping individuals overcome and cope with their mental health and eating disorders at EverGlow.

I am inspired by client’s ability to harness their own strength to overcome their struggles. My goal is to help clients uncover their most authentic self by exploring how change, growth, and insight can lead to better relationships both within and with others. I utilize systems theory and an integrative approach to help others achieve their goals and overall emotional well-being. I believe people have the inherent ability to embrace strengths from within to effect change. I am passionate about providing a safe and supportive environment for clients and empowering them on their journey towards healing. I am an affirmative and non-judgmental therapist and I welcome diversity including all body sizes, abilities, races, sexualities, genders, religions and political values. My specialities and areas of interest include eating disorders and disordered eating patterns, relationship issues, life transitions, family conflict, identity development, and anxiety. In my time away from work, I’m usually reading, checking out coffee shops and restaurants, hiking, backpacking, or traveling somewhere new. When I am outside in nature, I feel the most myself. I am a wife and a dog mom to a Catahoula Leopard Dog named Atlas.My husband calls our house “a jungle” because of my indoor plant obsession. *I am not currently accepting new clients. Please check out Dawn or Nanci to see if they might be a good fit.

Claire believes in a collaborative approach with clients and recognizes the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients. She strives to balance this by also challenging her clients in ways to help them face fears, overcome avoidance, and increase self-acceptance. Within her practice, she provides a non-judgmental, empathetic space for clients to feel ready to work through challenges. Claire specializes in assisting clients aged 12+ to recover from eating disorders, body image concerns, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, and other mental health concerns. Claire obtained her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She utilizes multiple approaches that best fit individual needs, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

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.

Feeding the body is an act of love and self-care. Nutrition advice can be confusing and difficult to interpret. Sometimes efforts to "eat healthy" can evolve into unhealthy restriction, or athletes can unintentionally under fuel for their sport. I can help you discover how to feed your body and begin to rebuild body trust to find balance and enjoyment from food. My background is in healthcare, working 20 years counseling to clients of all ages with health concerns ranging from food allergies to diabetes. In recent years my work has focused on helping teen and college age clients (many are athletes) heal from eating disorders. I work part-time at the University of Wisconsin-Madison student health medical clinic and consult one day per week with Badger athletes in the UW Athletics Sports Medicine Clinic . I have extensive experience supporting clients with anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, ARFID, RED-S, restrictive eating patterns, sports nutrition, digestive problems and many other nutrition concerns. I hold a masters degree in Clinical Nutrition, and certification as Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. I am a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, am trained in Motivational Interviewing and continually learning to improve my nutrition counseling knowledge and skills. We can't do this work alone. A comprehensive treatment team is essential and I collaborate closely with medical providers and behavioral therapists to help clients meet their goals. I live in Madison with my husband, two teenage children and our two dogs. I love spending time in nature and the garden, I eat something chocolate most days, and am beginning to learn to crochet. Call or email to learn more about my services. I am not on any insurance panels at this time but can provide a "super bill" or detailed receipt that you can submit to your insurance plan or flex spending account.

Hi, my name is Erin and I am a eating disorder and HAES therapist and yoga teacher and it is my mission to help you come to a place where you are comfortable with being exactly who you are meant to be. I want you to live a life where thoughts about your body do not ruin your day. At Embodied You Counseling, I believe that empathy, vulnerability, and having a safe space to just “be” can begin to heal shame. I would love to hear about your own story, where you are in your journey, and figure out how I can stand with you as you take the next step forward. That is why I hope you reach out today, either by phone or email and set up a consultation.

Hi I’m Jamie! I’m a registered dietitian specializing in eating disorders, disordered eating, and chronic dieting. My first passion in life was dance, and the pressure I felt to have a certain type of body wreaked havoc on my life, so I understand how difficult this road can be. I also know that recovery is possible, and the hard work it takes to get there is so worth it. Now my passion is helping other people recover from disordered relationships to food and their bodies. I take a compassionate approach to nutrition therapy by meeting my clients where they are in their personal journeys and helping them make incremental changes in order to restore a peaceful relationship with food and their bodies. I enjoy listening to people’s personal stories and discovering what influences their beliefs about food and nutrition. I graduated magna cum laude with a biology degree from UT Dallas in 2003, summa cum laude with a dietetics degree from Texas Woman’s University in 2011, received my dietetics training at the University of Minnesota in affiliation with the Emily Program, and became a registered dietitian in 2012. I’ve worked at various levels of care as an eating disorder dietitian at Timberline Knolls in the Chicago area, Eating Recovery Center Chicago, and as a Clinical Outreach specialist at Center For Discovery in Dallas/Ft. Worth. I use all of my experience and education to provide my clients with the most relevant nutrition education to support their needs. I take a non-diet, Health at Every Size ®, Intuitive Eating approach to nutrition. I am trauma-informed, I believe in inclusion and acceptance, and I create a safe space for people in the LGBTQIA+ community. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, spending time with friends, traveling, and taking care of my two very fancy cats, the loves of my life, Igor and Mishka. If you have any questions about me or my philosophy, or would like to set up an appointment, please feel free to reach out to me. I can’t wait to meet you and get started!

Jocelyn is a behavioral health therapist at Ashland Medical Center. She also specializes in treating eating disorders.

Levels of care: IOP, outpatient, & support groups

Levels of care: Outpatient At Nourish Your Soul Counseling, we believe in working collaboratively with our clients to provide the highest quality mental health services. Our team of experienced clinicians offer a range of therapeutic approaches, creatively tailored to the individual we are partnering with. We provide support to individuals, families, and offer group therapy, to help you achieve your goals and live your best life. Whether you're struggling with an eating disorder, anxiety, depression, OCD, low self esteem or another mental health concern, we're here to support you every step of the way. ​ NYSC is now offering nutrition counseling with a registered dietitian for those struggling with disordered eating or an eating disorder as we believe in the importance of looking at the mind and body connection. ​ Reach out for a free initial 15-30 minute phone consultation to see if one of our therapists or our dietitian may be a good fit!

Levels of care: Outpatient

Level of care: Outpatient Eating disorder informed providers: Dr. Joy Myers, Thomas Shiltz, Lisa Tieglman-Koepp

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.

Angie Byers is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wisconsin offering psychotherapy for adolescents, teens and adults. Angie Byers LPC takes a relational, person-centered approach with clients, involving compassion, empathy and therapeutic challenge when needed. Each client has their own lived experiences and we believe their story is one worth telling.

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.

I have a passion for guiding others to discover their best self through the counseling process in a collaborative partnership. I find true joy in building a relationship with my clients that revolves around trust and support. I integrate a wellness perspective into my teaching and therapeutic pursuits. My therapeutic approach is integrative therapy with an emphasis on cognitive-behavioral therapy. Areas of special interest are eating disorders, anxiety, life skills, and wellness.It is an honor to bear witness to growth and change within my clients and I look forward to joining them on their journey. My clients describe me as warm, inviting, and compassionate. I know seeking out therapy is a big hurdle and I hope I can put that at ease. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my five kids whether that is visiting my three oldest kids at college (Alabama and Arizona State) or making random TikTok recipes with my younger children. I like to spend time outside chasing sunrises and sunsets and getting exercise. I always say yes to more plants. These things help my mental health and eases the stress that comes with a busy life. *I currently have a waitlist for new clients.

I am a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist who uses my background in nutrition, psychology, and biology to support individuals in optimizing both their mental and physical health. With a deep passion for helping others build sustainable relationships with food and their bodies, I specialize in working with adolescents and adults recovering from eating disorders and/or disordered eating. I began my academic journey with earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Biology from Clarke University. While attending school and playing collegiate basketball, I was fascinated by the power of performance nutrition, psychological aspects of eating behaviors, and the emotional connections to food. Recognizing the importance of nutrition in supporting both mental health and physical performance, I pursued a second degree and earned a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I then continued to earn my Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Northern Illinois University where I also completed my dietetic internship and earned a certificate of graduate study in eating disorders. ​ I have experience working with individuals in inpatient, PHP, IOP, and outpatient settings. I combine science-backed information with a mind-body approach to healing, helping bust diet culture myths and reconnect with their intuition. I follow a non-diet approach to nutrition, guided by the principles of Health at Every Size® (HAES) and the philosophy of "All Foods Fit." I believe in empowering clients to trust themselves and their bodies, allowing them to create a healthier, more balanced approach to food and exercise, self-care, and overall well-being. Areas of Expertise (ages 14+): Eating Disorders Athletes Women's Health

Are you feeling unhappy or overwhelmed with yourself and your life? Do you wish that you felt more in control and empowered during your day? I specialize in working with anyone who is seeking peace with food and their body, including eating disorders, poor body image, or feeling a loss of control over food or your body. I am also drawn to help those who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, and those who want to find joy and meaning in their life. I believe that being vulnerable is brave, and I am inspired to work with those who want to stand up for themselves and who desire to find their path in this world that they can walk on with courage, curiosity, and strength. I have experienced my own loss, grief, and trauma in my life, which enables me to be compassionate and understanding of what you might be going through. As a person-centered and cognitive behavioral therapist, I will honor wherever you are as we start on this journey together. I will guide you toward understanding why you might keep feeling stuck, and work with you to shift your thinking patterns in order to improve how you will handle stressors and difficult emotions. Whatever you are struggling with, reach out and let’s set up an appointment.

I'm dedicated to creating a nurturing space where individuals, couples, and families can embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing. At the core of my approach is a deep respect for your values and beliefs, fostering an environment free of judgment where you can freely explore your thoughts, concerns, and emotions. Therapy with me is a collaborative endeavor, where you are the expert on your own life. Together, we'll navigate through deep and sometimes challenging terrain, drawing upon compassion, empathy, and even the occasional power of humor to provide insight and perspective. Whether you're grappling with relationship issues, trauma, grief, addictions, eating disorders, anxiety, or any other challenge, I'm here to support you every step of the way. My therapeutic work spans across adolescents, adults, couples, and families, and I bring a diverse range of skills and experiences to tailor our sessions to your unique needs and goals. I'm particularly passionate about addressing issues related to relationships, trauma, anxiety, depression, addictions, self-esteem, parenting, and gender and sexual identity. Outside of my practice, I find joy in spending time with my family of 4 generations, spread across three states, as well as with friends and my snuggly cockapoo rescue dog, Maslow. In my free time, I indulge my creative side through cake decorating and experimenting with new recipes. To recharge, you'll often find me engaged in weight training, kayaking, skiing, or enjoying an eclectic mix of music. *I currently have a waitlist for new clients.

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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.

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.

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.

Maggie Richmond is a Registered Dietitian with over a decade of experience in the field and specialties in both eating disorders and sports nutrition. Maggie holds the Certified Eating Disorder Specialist and Consultant-Supervisor (CEDS-C) credential, is a Certified Sports Nutritionist (CISSN), and obtained her Masters in Applied Exercise Science-Sports Nutrition. These areas of specialty and hands-on experience have provided a robust foundation in understanding the connection between physical well-being and nutrition. Maggie serves as the Lead Registered Dietitian for one of the nation’s leading behavioral health organizations, offering an expansive background in evidence-based care and collaboration with medical disciplines to improve client’s experience. Additionally, Maggie serves the outpatient community through her private practice, Richly Nourished, LLC., assisting individuals both virtually and in-person. Prior to these experiences, Maggie spent five years under the leadership of the Director of Performance Nutrition with the Green Bay Packers in the National Football League (NFL). Maggie’s nutrition philosophy centers around building an inclusive relationship with food that feeds (pun intended) a client’s emotional and physical connection to the world around them while keeping their mind and body nourished. She is a Health at Every Size and Intuitive Eating advocate, believing that with compassionate guidance, we can all have a joyful relationship with food, movement, our bodies, and our overall self.

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