CREDN Provider Directory

As a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN), I have dedicated my career to empowering my clients to reclaim their body autonomy by finding food freedom and making peace with their bodies. My compassionate approach is informed by the core truth that we are all born with the ability to intuitively nourish our bodies. Mixed messages around food propagated by our culture (i.e. diet culture), however, threaten to disconnect us from our body autonomy and this innate skill. Cue the self-limiting beliefs and shame and, well, you’ve got yourself a messy relationship with food! As a dietitian, I work alongside my clients to help them rediscover their ability to intuitively eat as well as work towards healing their relationship with food. Through my practical, yet empathetic approach, I can help my clients break down big, scary goals into smaller, manageable (i.e. less scary) ones. This ensures that the skills we are working on are sustainable - which is kinda the point! It is my belief that we are far more than what we eat and that everyone deserves a life free from intrusive thoughts about food.

I have 30+ years of experience working with children, adolescents and adults. I specialize in women and teen issues. Parents are an integral part of treatment for children and teens. My approach is based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) integrated with knowledge of child and adolescent development and person centered therapy. I provide psychotherapy services for eating disorders, anxiety, depression, stress, relationship issues, divorce adjustment, low self esteem, trauma and abuse and parenting concerns.

Are you looking to make peace with food, quiet the food noise, and relearn how to trust your body again? You’re in the right place! I help clients break the cycle from feeling out of control around food to experiencing peace with food and within their body. I have had my own journey of recovery and I am passionate about helping others experience the same freedom. My approach is rooted in empathy, collaboration & scientific insight. Working together, to stop the punishment, diet cycle, and stress about food to discover what way of eating works best for you and your body.   I specialize working with adults seeking nutrition guidance for eating disorder recovery, PCOS, ARFID, gestational diabetes, and pre & postnatal nutrition.

Dr WendyLeigh White, a licensed naturopathic doctor and nondiet weight-neutral nutritionist, takes a “nature cure” approach to prevention and healing in her clinical practice, teaching, and speaking. She has maintained a clinical practice since 2008 and taught at the graduate level 2016-2021. In 2020 and 2021, she was included in the Portland Monthly’s Top Doctors, Naturopath category. She provides naturopathic care, nutrition counseling, Safe and Sound Protocol, and Visionary Craniosacral Work (VCSW) at Heart Spring Health. Her aim is to empower every one of her patients/clients/students, especially those in larger bodies, to understand the interconnected systems of your body and its specific needs. In this way, you learn to tune in to the signals your body is telling you. Only then can you give it what it needs to heal, to thrive, to learn how not to follow in your family’s medical footprints. Building from a “nature cure” philosophy (food, water, air, movement, relationships), Dr White specializes in developing personalized lifestyle plans that align to your unique genetic makeup and lifestyle. She enjoys coaching people who are needing support with nervous system soothing, blood sugar management, prediabetes, and Type 2 diabetes. Dr White is most passionate when she is speaking to groups about the body’s innate ability to heal itself and to keep itself in balance when supported appropriately.

Healing is HARD freaking work! It's my goal to provide a non-judgmental and compassionate space as we work together. I try to meet each client right where they are at. I have a lot of tools in my toolbox but there is no specific blueprint. Sometimes that means holding space while you cry your face off. Sometimes it listening and reflecting back where I see your eating disorder is at play. Sometimes it means creating small goals, meal planning or eating together. Sometimes it's debunking health and diet culture myths. Sometimes it's having a good laugh. ALWAYS, it's me believing that recovery is possible for you. I've been in the ED field for over ten years and LOVE what I do. I am especially passionate about working those who have been deemed "difficult" or "treatment resistant." It’s important for me to acknowledge that my lived experience has been as a thin, white, cis, hetero woman which as afforded me much privilege as I navigate the world. I practice from an anti-oppression, trauma informed framework and am continually trying to learn and grow in these areas.

Brooke approaches therapy with genuine eagerness to hear clients' stories, the desire to know their internal worlds better, and a commitment to exploring - together - how best to foster growth and healing in their lives. She will meet them whole-heartedly with compassion, curiosity, and the belief that the wisdom to heal already exists within them. For her, it’s an honor to walk alongside clients in their growth journey, and you can expect her to meet them wherever they are in the process with a warm and nonjudgmental stance. Brooke offers support through an integrative, feminist, Health at Every Size® (HAES®), and trauma-informed lens. She specializes in working with folks who struggle with disordered eating, helping them to divest from harmful cultural messages about weight/diet and reclaim relationship with their bodies' intuitive wisdom. Brooke also works with clients navigating the impact of trauma, life transitions, dissociation, and anxiety. Her work is rooted in social justice, and she strives to create safety in the therapeutic container for every person regardless of their ethnicity, race, gender, size, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, religion, and background. Brooke often uses modalities such as somatics, parts work, Gestalt, and mindfulness, though ultimately her approach will be tailored to your unique needs and goals. She is a Certified Body Trust® Provider in Training. She graduated from Naropa University's Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling program in May of 2025 and is now licensed as a Professional Counselor Associate in both Oregon (LPC-A) and Washington (LMHC-A).

I am the founder/owner of EmbodyED NW and a Neurodivergent clinician with over 7 years of experience working in the eating disorder field. With a masters degree in clinical nutrition, I have worked with eating disorder patients in various capacities. Past work includes individual nutrition support, recovery coaching, group courses, facilitating support groups, providing public workshops, and acting as a consultant for local treatment facilities. As a new resident to Washington, I hope to provide similar support in our new locale. My approach involves supporting clients wherever they are in their eating disorder recovery journey. I align with the HAES movement and implement an adapted intuitive eating approach to nutrition. While I am not an RD, I have dietetics education at the undergraduate level in addition to my masters in clinical nutrition. At present, I am a certified Nutritionist through the state of Washington and provide recovery coaching in addition to the eating disorder nutrition support.

I believe no matter what you face, there is hope for change. Many of my clients come to me for trauma and abuse recovery, depression, anxiety and panic attacks, disordered eating and body image issues. I am a certified Brainspotting therapist, Clinical Trauma Professional, Certified in Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), and use Gottman method for couples work. I use a Body Trust and HAES perspective and partner with medical or nutritional providers for optimal care. Read more on my website at proteacounselingpnw.com.

I am a counselor based in Portland and I offer telehealth services to adults throughout Oregon. I specialize in helping those who struggle with body shame and disordered eating, those dealing with trauma/complex PTSD/shame, and those who have chronic illness and/or pain. I use concepts from Health At Every Size®, Body Trust®, and fat liberation to help my clients forge peaceful relationships with their bodies and food. I also use experiential therapy (specifically a therapy called AEDP) to help my clients face feelings that have been too difficult to face on their own. I especially love supporting those in fat bodies and those who struggle with binge eating. I am fat positive, anti-racist, LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, neurodiversity affirming, sex positive, and kink/poly affirming. I welcome all clients to my practice, whatever their race, ethnicity, religion, size, gender, sexuality, dis/abilities, citizenship, or social class. To learn more about me and my approach, visit my website!