Eating Disorder Recovery
Having an Eating Disorder is Not Your Fault!
“Brittany has helped me heal in so many ways. I now listen to my body, and don’t attach my worth to whatever size it may be or will be. She has changed my life! ”
/ Amanda /
Recovery is Possible
Hi! I am so glad you are here and taking steps towards Eating Disorder recovery.
Whether you suspect you have an eating disorder or have been struggling with your eating disorder for years, you are worthy of support and compassionate care.
You do not need an official eating disorder diagnosis in order to get the support you deserve. If your relationship with food and your body is impacting the quality of your life and interfering with your day to day functioning, it is time to get help.
Eating disorders affect people of all genders, ages, shapes, sizes, socioeconomic backgrounds, and ethnicities. Eating disorders do not have a look and anyone can be affected.
Eating Disorder Recovery has enabled me to add variety and excitement back into food. I no longer have to plan my entire day around rationing calories. I have freedom to eat when I go out for meals since I don’t immediately choose the lowest calorie option.
/ Jessica /
I get it
This process is not one size fits all. I will always meet you where you are.
A dietitian is an important part of the care team.
As a HAES(Health at Every Size) eating disorder Dietitian Nutritionis, my speciality is helping clients get to recovery.
My counseling style is collaborative, compassionate and person-centered.
Our work together will include:
Supporting nutritional adequacy
Untangling emotions from food choices
Eating with more flexibility
Challenging the eating disorder voice
Incorporating self-care
Cultivating a kinder body image
and so much more including customized support specific to you and your needs
I specialize in working with clients who are experiencing:
ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)
Anorexia Nervosa
Binge Eating Disorder
Bulimia Nervosa
Chronic Dieting
Disordered Eating
Emotional Eating
Orthorexia
OSFED (other specified feeding or eating disorder)
Are you ready for food to be part of your life but not rule your life?
“ I have not binged in months and I no longer feel the need to”
/ Emily /