Nutrition Counseling for Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating

RESTORE Nutrition Therapy

Outpatient nutrition support for athletes with eating disorders, disordered eating, and REDs from a Registered Dietitian with expertise in both performance and behavioral nutrition. 

❋ Collaborative, Team-Based Care

With your permission, I regularly communicate and share updates with your team including mental health, medical providers, and your rehab or sport team. I can also provide referrals to complete your treatment team. 

❋ Neurodivergent Affirming

ADHD and Autism often co-exist with eating disorders, disordered eating. My approach aims to work with your unique strengths and support needs. 

❋ Safe Exercise at Every Stage

Exercise doesn’t have to be all or none. Structured return to sport and engagement in exercise following the SEES guidelines so you can safely continue in sport through nutrition treatment. 

❋ Non-diet, Intuitive Eating Approach

Fueling your body doesn’t have to come at the cost of your recovery. Build flexible nutrition habits that support your physical health, relationship with food, and athletic performance without relying on restriction or rigid meal plans.

Providers: Send a Referral

For individuals with a suspected or diagnosed eating disorder who need nutrition support as part of comprehensive care.

RESTORE provides individualized nutrition therapy as part of a broader treatment team. It may be appropriate for those currently navigating an eating disorder, adding a dietitian to an existing treatment team, or stepping down from a higher level of care.

Sessions are billed as they occur, with no commitment to a set number of sessions or length of treatment. Frequency is based on clinical need and typically begins with weekly sessions before spacing out as stability and progress increase.

RESTORE may be a good fit if you are:

  • Looking for specialized eating disorder nutrition support

  • Already working with a therapist, physician, or other members of a treatment team

  • Stepping down from a higher level of care

  • Adding nutrition therapy to an existing treatment plan

  • Looking for ongoing support without committing to a predetermined package

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or send an inquiry. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.

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  • If you are struggling with your eating or exercise routine, you deserve support regardless of your diagnosis or ability to attain one. A diagnosis can be helpful in obtaining insurance coverage. In that case, a medical or mental health provider can conduct an assessment and provide a diagnosis if appropriate. Dietitians cannot diagnose eating disorders so a referral or chart summary from a provider of your treatment team is required to seek insurance coverage.

  • Athletes have unique needs, environments, and presentations.

    Your sport may also have unique demands including uniforms, weight classes, and varying training intensities.

    A Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics is uniquely positioned to help navigate the intersection of sports nutrition and eating disorders.

  • Nope! Even without any formal or structured participation, if you’d like to work on your relationship with movement, exercise, or develop a consistent movement routine, you’ll benefit from working with a sports dietitian.

  • As a certified eating disorders specialist, I have experience and training across all aspects of dysfunctional eating including restriction, food rules, body image, loss of control eating, overeating, emotional eating, and compensatory behaviors including purging through exercise and other means.

    Specifically, I have worked with:

    Binge Eating Disorder

    Anorexia Nervosa

    Bulimia Nervosa

    Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

    Otherwise Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders (OSFED)

    Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

  • There is no package or pre-pay option for sessions. Session length and frequency is based on clinical need.

    Each client will start with a comprehensive eating behavior assessment (up to 90 minutes) and will establish a follow-up frequency and length. Many clients will start with weekly sessions for at least the first month, then we can discuss decreasing frequency to biweekly. Follow ups typically last an hour to start and may shorten or stay that length depending on your needs.

    I work with clients typically at minimum for 3 months but have worked with clients for multiple years to support them across life transitions.

  • I am in network with all major commercial insurance providers. Your coverage and cost responsibility will depend on your specific plan. I do not conduct benefit checks but can provide instructions on how to check benefits. A referral is required from a member of your treatment team if you would like sessions billed under a diagnosis.

    Read the Insurance Page for more details.

  • I can provide meal plans that are appropriate for you or work with the meal plan that your team provides.

    I am familiar with and use the exchange-based meal planning system, RAVES, Plate-By-Plate, Rule of 3s, and Family Based Treatment approaches.

    I also work with you to transition from more highly structured meal plans, such as one you received in treatment or if you’re finding it challenging to move away from macros or calorie counting towards more flexible eating. I also maintain a subscription to Recovery Record where clients can access self-monitoring and CBT, DBT, and ACT-based tools.

  • I have received specific training and/or have experience with:

    CBT-E, CBT-AR, DBT, and ACT as well as Emotion Focused Family Therapy (LaFrance). FBT. I offer family sessions for any client whose loved ones are involved in their treatment.

    I am a dietitian not a therapist, so I apply these approaches, methodologies, and skills within my scope of practice.

    I take a weight-inclusive, intuitive eating-informed approach meaning specifically: I may recommend weight restoration targets based on historical growth percentages vs. BMI. I do not use BMI as an assessment of health. I do not recommend weight loss for the treatment of any eating disorder. I believe in informed consent for the use of weight exposures in treatment.

    My style is one that is collaborative, honest without being judgmental, and one that holds the structure of the session without simply listing off directives or telling you what to do.

    I value humor, swearing in sessions, and openness to the messy realities of recovery.

RESTORE Pricing & Session Details

In-Network - Billed to Insurance

  • 75-90 Minute Nutrition Assessment

  • 45-60 Minute Follow-Ups

  • 60 Minute Family Sessions

  • 30 Minute Check-Ins or Meal Support

Session type, regularity, and length depends on clinical need, with weekly-monthly frequency and will be established with your dietitian after your first appointment.

Subject to deductibles, co-pays, and plan limitations. Deductible payments will be billed at insurance-contracted rate and may vary.

Clients are responsible for knowing their insurance benefits. Claims may be denied by your insurance or billed to you to apply towards your deductible at the contracted rate (varies by plan). See out-of-network rates for approximate costs per session.

Out-of-Network Session Rates

  • Assessment: $210

  • Follow-Ups: $120

  • Family Sessions: $160

  • Check-in or Meal Support: $80

Session regularity depends on clinical need, weekly-monthly frequency.

Out-of-Network benefits are defined by your specific plan. Superbill provided upon request.

Next Steps:

  1. Complete a New Client Application 

  2. Request a Referral by sending this form to your provider and having them fax or email it to the practice.

  3. Check your coverage and benefits if going through insurance.

  4. Once your application is received, expect a response by email within 48 hours.

  5. Email BBSN if you have any questions or concerns in the meantime.