CREDN Provider Directory

My practice is tailored toward high-functioning professional women who struggle with issues of overachieving, poor body image, low self-esteem and imposter syndrome. Typically, these concerns coalesce with a lack of good self-care and present in the form of over-working, putting others' needs above her own and often result in ineffective coping strategies such as emotional eating, substance use and dysregulated sleep. I work with clients to help restore balance to thoughts and behaviors, in an effort to help move them toward valued living.

I work with folks 18 and older on issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, attachment issues, disordered eating and body image. My approach to therapy is warm, collaborative and transparent. I'm trained in somatic- and attachment-focused EMDR for processing traumatic memories and addressing the roots of anxiety and depression. My work is driven by Health At Every Size, fat liberation and social justice. I hope to help you explore and protect values that truly support your health wellness, as well as overcome barriers to living those values, such as worry, perfectionism and negative self-evaluation. I want to hold space for the reality that your eating disorder has been an attempt to get your needs met--it's just not sustainable. You, as much as anyone else, deserve health and healing.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based treatment used to treat complex, multi-diagnostic individuals with a wide range of behavioral health concerns such as eating disorders, suicidality, self-harm, substance use disorders, and difficulties in emotion regulation. Portland DBT Institute offers three levels of adherent DBT treatment: enhanced skills training (skills-only groups), standard outpatient DBT, and intensive outpatient programs (IOP). The Eating Disorder IOP (ED-IOP) at Portland DBT Institute is a 16-week program specifically designed to provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment for individuals battling eating disorders, including anorexia, ARFID, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and other disordered eating behaviors. This program is grounded in DBT, which has been proven highly effective in helping individuals develop healthier relationships with food, body image, and emotional regulation. The ED-IOP is an excellent fit for adults and young adults struggling with disordered eating behaviors who may need more support than traditional outpatient services or are transitioning to the community from a higher level of care.

Dr. Rapaport specializes in mind-body medicine and provides medical management and integrative care for patients healing from eating disorders and disordered eating. She is a certified biofeedback provider and is a NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) practitioner. Her practice is trauma informed and size inclusive. Her practice additionally focuses on integrative solutions for holistic health and well-being for a variety of conditions including but not limited to gastrointestinal complaints, mental health concerns, and hormonal issues. *Dr. Rapaport is not a primary care provider and only provides specialty care. She requires that you have a primary care provider.

I am currently working in private practice, and I'm an OBLPCT approved clinical supervisor. I specialize in anxiety management, body image repair, chronic illness, and communication strategies. I have felt called to advocate for clients, and providers outside of the therapy room, so I volunteer with COPACT as their current president. I have past experience in community behavioral health, and working with Adults in Custody. In my free time, I love spending time with my dogs, and volunteering with local rescues, as well as appreciating our local wineries.

Paige is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, and received her degree in Nutritional Sciences from Penn State University in 2015. She relocated to Portland after graduating college and has lived in the lush PNW ever since. Paige enjoys working with clients to improve their relationships with food, their bodies, and their self-care routines. She practices from an anti-diet, Health At Every Size perspective, and heavily emphasizes principles of Intuitive Eating, self-compassion, and somatics in her work. She’s passionate about providing individualized nutrition care that considers the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. . As well as working as a dietitian, Paige is a part-time ceramic artist. Due to the part-time nature of her nutrition work, she is no longer taking on highly acute eating disorder clients, but can see clients who are medically stable with disordered eating and/or weight and body image struggles. She also enjoys working with people with ADHD since she has personal experience with this temperament herself. . Paige is a major proponent of the healing capacity of art, and finds that The Artist’s Way approach goes along nicely with Intuitive Eating principles in healing clients’ relationships with food, their bodies, and themselves. She regularly includes this philosophy in her work. . When she is not working with clients or sculpting clay, Paige enjoys gardening, eating (and sometimes preparing) tasty food, nature walks, biking around town, singing poorly, and spending time with friends.

As a registered dietitian and nutrition counselor, I partner with people exploring questions and emotions surrounding food and their body.