CREDN Provider Directory

Rebecca works from a HAES and systemic lens. She is apart of the LGBTA+ community and identifies as Jewish but is open to all spiritualities (or none). Rebecca enjoys working with adult clients on their eating disorder recovery journey. She also sees Body Dysmorphic Disorder, OCD, and anxiety disorders. Rebecca used CBT, ERP, and ACT. She uses yoga and breathwork as a way or re-connecting with the body and allowing the body to inform the needs of the individual. Rebecca believes that everyone can heal, and has the ability to let go of control to lead a more fulfilling life.

Happily and creatively here to support clients' self-discovery, and guide them toward healing their relationships with food, body, others & self. While I specialize in providing support to individuals, families & carers encountering eating disorders & related issues, I'm available to support those seeking a wide array of mental health reclamation, however that may look. Whether ready to make change or perhaps just ready to start thinking about it, I provide a space for clients to process, feel & navigate through it. My goal is to support clients in getting where they want to go, be that toward recovery, harm reduction, rest, relief. We'll figure it out together! My approach to therapy is client-centered and collaborative. Creativity is key; I provide therapy that is shaped to fit each individual - their preferences, their needs, their goals. I believe in doing things differently. Healing and self-discovery is far too complex and personal to rely only on standard practice. I offer 3 modes of therapy: (1) In-Person (office) (2) Virtual (3) Outdoor/Exposure Therapy. Outdoor/exposure therapy consists of an in-person meeting that takes place at a nature or community-based location as determined in collaboration with the client. - Better able to access emotions in nature? See you at Mt. Tabor. - Ready to challenge a fear food? I'll join you. - Interested in exploring mindful movement? Let's go. - Want to explore a new resource? I'm happy to help! - My office location also includes access to a gated yard and garden where sessions can take place while maintaining privacy and confidentiality. *I find a mix of these 3 modes can elevate the therapy process by providing a dynamic path for clients to explore healing across a wide range of environments and real-life experiences. Rates vary depending on mode + length of services. [ I do not currently accept insurance; I do provide superbills to support clients in utilizing out-of-network benefits and seeking reimbursement from their insurance providers. ] Outside of individual therapy, areas of professional growth and interest include program development, family and systems integration, and active collaboration with the greater community to ensure use of more diverse, wide-ranging interventions for healing. I am not currently offering group therapy but this is a resource I am actively working on building and I hope to provide groups in 2025. Groups I am looking to provide will be specifically geared toward young adolescents (11-14), older adolescents (14-17) as well as groups built specifically for parents/caregivers of children and teens with eating disorders. While I mainly specialize in providing therapeutic support to adolescents & families (systems) seeking treatment and/or continued care for eating disorders and related conditions, I do also greatly enjoy working with adults in need of support focused on life skill development, community integration and advocacy for resources and access. I also have a keen interest in making myself better suited to be a support to the population of gender-expansive youth and young adults; I am invested in leaning more about how I can advocate for and assist this group in navigating their recovery processes and discovering and/or reclaiming their healthy, euphoric selves. I aspire to encircle myself with forward thinkers and to devote my creativity and energy to environments and communities that are bursting with new ideas, compassionate listeners, and social justice-informed advocates. I am very grateful to be a part of the CREDN community.

The world’s only Center of Excellence treating patients with extreme medical complications of eating disorders and severe malnutrition. Severe eating disorders are often accompanied by dangerous, life-threatening medical complications. Significant medical instability results from progressive malnutrition, purging behaviors and blood chemistry abnormalities, and compromises virtually all of the body’s vital organs and systems. ACUTE’s private, hospital-based medical telemetry unit at Denver Health Medical Center in Denver, Colorado treats these complex medical issues in patients with extreme forms of eating disorders and severe malnutrition. We provide care for ages 15yrs and up. For admissions call 877-228-8348. To learn more contact Renee Hartmann 720-827-2942 renee.hartmann@acute.org.

I'm a psychology resident at Avid Counseling under the supervision of Dr. Thaen Saelee and Dr. Jenjee Sengkhammee. As a Chicana feminist psychologist, my specialty is working with clients on their relationships with their body, themselves, & others as they navigate life changes. My multicultural feminist training includes anti-racism/anti-oppressive work & LGBTQ+ empowerment. I have worked with all ages, though I specialize in young adulthood/adulthood.

Hello! I’m a nutritionist, dietitian and life coach with a passion for helping you tap into intuition, connect to your core self, and move forward in a life grounded in your inner wisdom. I have worked as a Body Positive Nutritionist for over ten years, helping folks with disordered eating, weight concerns, diabetes, and overall well-being. I believe that every body, no matter the size, deserves to be nurtured and cared for, which is why I use a weight inclusive, body positive approach. In addition, in the past ten years, I’ve focused my continuing education on behavioral health so that I can better help folks navigate the food-mood connection. As a coach, I have a passion for helping folks identify and deepen their strengths and core values to focus on forward momentum. I have a passion for helping folks who find themselves struggling with perfectionism, all-or-nothing thinking and find themselves floundering and often feel lonely in the journey with food. I’ve integrated Radically Open Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (RO DBT) principles throughout my work with clients. RO DBT helps those who tend toward perfectionistic thinking and black/white to improve flexibility and openness, strengthen their relationship with food and body, and build skills that cross over into other areas of life. I periodically offer Radically Open Nutrition classes. Working with Lynae will be a combination of nutrition support to help nourish your body while checking in with mental health to honor your past experiences, heal wounds that impact your current relationship with food, adapt skills to situations where mood impacts food choices. Lynae has spent the past 10 years focusing continuing education on mental health to offer mindfulness, counseling skills and offer you a toolbox that will be far more holistic than nutrition information on its own.

I started Vara Nutrition with a vision of transforming the way we approach and value food, nutrition, and movement. My mission is to support you in shifting your relationship with food from contention and fear to peace and comfort. When I am not talking about food, I like to spend my free time hiking, cooking, paddle boarding, crafting, reading and hanging out with my pup, Lily Bug the Frenchton.

I am a licensed psychologist in the state of Oregon and I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders. Additionally, I have extensive experience working with anxiety and mood disorders, perinatal concerns, trauma, and chronic medical conditions. I offer individual therapy services for all ages across the lifespan.

Pediatric eating disorder treatment program offering inpatient stabilization, in person PHP, in person IOP, virtual IOP and outpatient follow-up for children 6 to 18 years old. We practice in the knowledge that parents don't cause eating disorders and children don't choose to have them.

Hi, I’m Alicia, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Oregon. If you’ve found yourself here, you may be feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of what’s next. I provide a warm, supportive space for adolescents, adults, and families navigating mental health challenges, life transitions, identity, and relationships. I bring empathy, creativity, and even humor into the therapy room, and I’ll gently challenge you when needed. I often use metaphors, real-life strategies, and experiential tools to support insight and growth. My style is collaborative and flexible, grounded in genuine connection. I specialize in eating disorders and have six years of experience in residential treatment for teens, including leadership roles like Assistant Clinical Director and Clinical Director. I also work with anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, and family dynamics. My approach draws from CBT, DBT, Narrative and Experiential Therapy, Attachment Theory, and Structural Family Therapy. I hold a Master’s in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy and an Eating Disorder Treatment Certificate from Lewis & Clark College. Outside of therapy, I enjoy reading, traveling, volunteering, and spending time with loved ones—and my three cats. If you're curious about working together, I offer a free 15-minute consultation. I’d be honored to support you on your path.

My counseling philosophy is rooted in the idea that all humans have the ability to grow and heal. No human being is broken, and most mental health struggles stem, in part, from difficult external circumstances, like a traumatic past or a flawed culture. Through active listening, reflection, and gentle challenging, I help you become better acquainted with yourself, so that you can live in closer alignment with your values. I specialize in working with eating disorders and body image distress, but I also work with anxiety, depression, relationship and family struggles. I integrate a variety of therapeutic modalities depending on the client, though I most often use Humanistic and Person-Centered Therapies, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Feminist Therapy, Somatic Therapy and mindfulness practices. In working with eating disorders, my perspective is informed by the “Health at Every Size” and “Intuitive Eating” movements.