1:1 Trauma-Informed Recovery Coaching

You may be deeply unsatisfied with where you are and know something needs to change. You may desire a more unrestricted life—one with more freedom and flexibility—and yet still find yourself pulled back into familiar eating disorder patterns each day. This doesn’t mean you aren’t capable of recovering; it means there is something there worth understanding and learning how to work with.

Why Does Recovery Feel So Hard?

Recovery can feel so hard because knowing what to do and doing it in real life are two different things. Eating disorders are not just behaviors to stop or thoughts to challenge; over time, they become deeply reinforced patterns that feel protective and necessary to parts of our brain, like a familiar road traveled again and again. Venturing onto a new road can feel deeply unsafe, even when you may intellectually understand that it will lead toward greater well-being.

This all can feel even harder when someone is undernourished because undernourishment impacts every system in the body and the brain. When the body does not have enough energy and resources, change can feel threatening, overwhelming, and impossible. Even when some parts of you may want something to change, it makes sense that other parts may feel scared, hesitant, and cling to what’s familiar.

This is why I offer individualized, trauma-informed eating disorder recovery coaching to help you work with your brain, body, and lived experience instead of against them. I’m here to help you shift from knowing what recovery asks of you to integrating it into your everyday life.

My Approach

I integrate neuroscience, a biological understanding of eating disorders, and compassionate, practical support to help you shift into new experiences that support lasting change. I believe you are the expert of your experience and approach every session with genuine curiosity and a willingness to listen.

Recovery is not just about trying harder. Many people trying to recover spend so much energy fighting themselves, criticizing themselves, or forcing change only to feel stuck. Recovery isn’t just about doing things differently; it’s about changing how we relate to ourselves as we work towards our goals.

I believe in working with your brain, nervous system, and lived experience instead of against them. That means we get curious about the patterns, fears, and urges that show up without treating them as bad or wrong. We make room for the parts of you that feel scared, hesitant, and unsure while also supporting your desire for something different.

Coaching is collaborative, practical, and goal-oriented. We focus on what is happening now, what support you need, and what next step feels possible at a pace that is right for you as the unique person you are. Taking a trauma-informed approach is not about digging into the past. It is about creating a foundation of mutual respect, choice, and collaboration that supports healing and reduces harm.

What We Practice Together

Coaching with me offers support in the space between wanting things to change and actually taking the next step. Together, we slow down what is happening, get curious about what is getting in the way, and identify doable steps that move you toward meaningful change.

We explore what is happening with curiosity. Eating disorder patterns make sense, and we can understand their protective function without letting them continue to make every decision.

Curiosity

Together, we support a sense of safety, build your capacity for change, and move toward unrestricted and unconditional nourishment in daily life. How, what, and why we make decisions with food matters and restriction can be insidious. We approach your relationship with food in a non-diet, weight-inclusive way.

Safety, Capacity, & Nourishment

We practice recovery in everyday life. Together, we identify goals and doable next steps in the everyday moments where recovery happens: meals, snacks, grocery shopping, rest, daily routines, body image distress, and relationships.

Supported Action

Ways We Can Work Together

Pricing

I know support is a meaningful financial commitment. I aim to price my services in a way that is sustainable for this work while also offering a set number of reduced-cost spots to increase access to coaching!

How It Works

We start with a free discovery call.

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This is a chance to ask questions, share what kind of support you are looking for, and get a feel for whether coaching with me is a good fit. There is no pressure to decide right away.


We choose the level of support right for you.

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Most clients meet with me weekly or biweekly with messaging support between sessions. Others use supported eating or additional check-ins when helpful. We figure out together what fits your current needs.


We meet online or in-person when available

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I offer coaching virtually, which means you can access support wherever you are. You deserve care that is right for you no matter where you live, and virtual sessions make that possible. I also provide in-person support in central Pennsylvania!


I collaborate with your other providers

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If you’re working with a therapist, dietitian, psychiatrist, physician, or other provider, I will collaborate with them to ensure consistency and the highest quality of support. Coaching can complement clinical care by helping you apply insights and information into your day-to-day life.


We identify what you are working toward & practice recovery in everyday life

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We work together to turn insight into supported action. We explore what direction you want to head in, get curious about what is getting in the way, and find a path forward that is realistic and connected to what truly matters to you.

Schedule a Free Discovery Call

Finding support that feels right for you matters. I offer a free 20-minute discovery call so you can ask questions, share a little about what you are looking for, and get a sense of whether coaching with me feels like the right fit.

Please fill out the form below, and I’ll be in touch within 2 business days!