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Sometimes it means a lot to have someone believe in you.
What does it mean to be an eating disorder dietitian?
Do you know that most dietitians receive no formal training on eating disorders? Seems backwards, right?!
I describe myself as an eating disorder dietitian because I am fortunate to have unique training in eating disorders from top clinicians in the field. It is with this foundational knowledge, passion, and purpose that I serve my clients and community.
Finding the right fit
If you’re unsure whether I’m the right person to work with, this is where you’ll start.
I offer a 15 minute call in which we have a chance to talk and decide whether scheduling an initial session feels like the right next step.
Initial Assessment
75 minutesWe will spend the initial session getting to know each other. With your permission, this is where I’ll gather information on your health history and better understand what I can help with. We will discuss short and long term goals and establish a shared understanding of what you’re hoping to gain from our work together.
This will also be a good time to see if I’m a good fit. It’s important to find a health care provider that aligns with your needs.
Follow up sessions
50 minutesMy good friend and fellow eating disorder clinician once said to me: “It’s through relationships we heal.” Together, we’ll build a foundational relationship that helps create trust and safety to explore tough topics such as body image, food rules, food judgements and more.
I am credentialed with Blue Cross Blue ShieldEating disorder treatment access is a pillar of Juniper. We are working on ways to provider greater treatment access. Please let us know if you need care and are not covered by BCBS. We will do our best to help you meet your needs.
Care Coordination/Caregiver sessions
50 minutes
Navigating eating disorder care can be tremendously overwhelming. The purpose of this call is to discuss your concerns for your loved ones so that I can assist with next steps and/or reassure you you’re on the right path. Whether this is connecting you to a support group, a treatment center, or your health care team, the point is for you not to feel alone in navigating next steps.