Eating disorder recovery is a team effort, and you don’t have to do it alone. In therapy, we focus on restoring your relationship with food, your body, and movement, while also exploring the ways your eating disorder has tried to help you cope. I offer support not only in our sessions but also through collaboration with other members of your care team, so you feel fully supported at every step. I am deeply grounded in the belief that full recovery is possible, and my goal is to walk alongside you with understanding while you return to yourself.

Even as therapists, we need support. Despite the shared passion we have for our work, the emotional demands of caring for others can take a toll when we don’t have a space to process it. I provide therapy for therapists that closes the gap of who cares for the caregiver, offering a space where you don’t have to be “the therapist” but can simply be human.

**I believe in the importance of clinicians being able to prioritize their mental health while supporting others in doing the same, and feel passionate about making this more accessible. I offer a limited number of sliding scale spots for graduate students pursuing a career in social work and pre-licensed/associate licensed clinicians.

I provide therapy for athletes that supports performance while also ensuring that you, as a human, don’t get lost in the identity of being an athlete. Together, we work on developing a relationship with your sport that not only fits into your life right now but can also be sustainable and fulfilling for the long term. The goal is to help you thrive both on and off the field, honoring your growth as an athlete and as a whole human.

My practice is grounded in the belief that, as therapists, we can best serve our clients when we commit to ongoing learning and professional development. I offer supervision for pre-licensed and associate-licensed therapists who are interested in specializing in eating disorders, athletes, and/or healthcare provider and first responder mental health.

I also provide case consultation in my specialty areas and for those seeking to enhance their use of IFS in clinical practice.

ED Process Group for Healthcare Clinicians:

This group is a supportive, compassionate, and confidential space for healthcare professionals—doctors, nurses, therapists, dietitians, and others—who are navigating eating disorder recovery. Here, members can openly process the unique challenges of recovery while working in the healthcare field, share experiences, and connect with others who truly understand. Our goal is to foster understanding, reduce isolation, and create a judgment-free environment where healing and community can coexist.

Wednesdays at 6pm; 8 weeks beginning April 22nd, 2026

Co-led by Kayla Devine LICSW and Abby Behar LICSW (Behar Counseling PLLC)