CREDN Provider Directory

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.

Partial Hospitalization Program + Intensive Outpatient Program Opal: Food + Body Wisdom is a female owned, clinician led eating disorder treatment center in the heart of Seattle's University District. We provide Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for people of all genders 18+ with eating disorders and disordered eating. Opal offers mental health counseling, nutrition counseling, family therapy and psychiatric services at all levels of care. Our treatment is grounded in Radically Open Dialectical Therapy, with unique programming for Exercise+Sport and an aim for clinic wide weight-inclusive practices. We are in-network with many major insurance companies. We also offer non-clinical lodging at a low fee for our PHP and IOP clients. Opal's approach to food+ body: Opal aims to offer non-diet and weight-inclusive treatment for eating disorder recovery. All staff, programs and attitudes align with this through and through. Our treatment approach challenges mainstream diet culture beliefs and offers groups and 1:1 sessions to deconstruct one's beliefs that may have contributed to the development and maintenance of one's eating disorders. Our nutrition team creates positive and therapeutic meal and snack experiences, which ultimately help clients find freedom from food and discover the eater they are naturally designed to be. Since our approach is individualized, we allow personalization of meal planning for all eating disorder diagnoses, while simultaneously re-teaching, and guiding the application of the basics of appetite regulation, metabolism, and general nutrition principles. Our goal for our clients is to have a practical, life-giving, trust based relationship with food and their bodies. What does treatment at Opal look like? A treatment day at Opal includes group therapy, individual sessions, group meals and snacks, movement sessions if desired, and time for rest and connect with fellow clients. Groups at Opal include: re-thinking exercise + sport process group, Radically Open DBT skills class, acceptance and commitment therapy group, life stories, art of non-productivity and pleasure, body wisdom, body wisdom skills class, movement group, RESTorative movement group, process group, self-inquiry group, expressive arts, deconstructing diet culture class, dinner meal outing, nutrition education, family programming, culinary group, grocery shopping outing, and facing fears.

Trying to figure out how to take care of yourself and live a balanced life can feel like an uphill battle. Hello Me Therapy will work with you on understanding what is causing difficulties in your life and how to approach these challenges. We are a body-neutral, anti-diet, and HAES (Health at Every Size) aligned practice. Hello Me commonly works with those who have been impacted by trauma, anxiety, depression, binge eating disorder, and have difficulties with maintaining health promoting behaviors.

Dr. Casey Carpenter is a naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Carpenter offers a variety of treatment options, including pharmaceutical, western botanical, acupuncture, nutrition, and Chinese herbal interventions. While they work with a variety of patient populations and conditions, Dr. Carpenter has a special interest in LGBTQ health and in supporting mental health, chronic fatigue, chronic viral infections, chronic digestive issues and working with individuals who struggle with eating disorders or disordered eating patterns. Dr. Carpenter is a trauma-informed physician and is committed to a Health at Every Size approach.

Katrin "Kat" Wood (they/them), MAAT, Professional Counselor Associate (OR), LMHCA (WA), ATR-P, RYT is a queer, gender fluid, art therapist in Portland, OR. Katrin goes by Kat, and graduated with a master’s degree in Art therapy from Lewis and Clark College in June 2023 with a certificate in eating disorders counseling. Since 2013, Kat has worked in the mental health field and is currently working with adults, teens, families, and relationships as a professional counselor associate at Green Sheep Art Therapy LLC. Working with LBGTQIA+ is a passion of Kat's, including working with those who struggle with gender dysphoria and gender-identity related weight and body concerns. Kat lives with their partner and two fur friends in Portland, OR, and enjoys playing piano, drawing and sculpting, practicing yoga, playing board games, hiking, rock-hounding, and gardening.

I am a licensed clinical health psychologist who provides teletherapy to clients in Oregon and Washington. Practicing since 2014, I earned my Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2020 and completed my predoctoral and postdoctoral generalist training in integrated primary care through the National Psychology Training Consortium. I have experience working in partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient care for individuals recovering from eating disorders. My focus is on working with individuals who experience anxiety, eating and body image concerns, are exploring matters related to culture, sexuality, gender and neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, Gifted, 2e), and who are facing family of origin concerns such as, intergenerational trauma, estrangement or disownment. I practice from the perspective of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and incorporate a combination of approaches including DBT, IFS, exposure, and psychedelic preparation and integration. I identify as a neuroqueer, gender-nonconforming second-generation Puerto Rican Iranian. My passions and experiences are rooted in working with adults (18+), LGBTQIA2s+, BIPOC, creatives, neurodivergent people (ADHD/Autism/Gifted/2e), and people living in marginalized bodies.

I have specialized in treating eating disorders since 2010. I also specialize in the treatment of trauma/PTSD and work with individuals, couples, and families. I believe it is extremely important to take the whole person into account, as individuals are diverse and unique, so should be the therapeutic process. I take a nonjudgmental stance, while pulling from various treatment modalities to create a collaborative healing environment. I use various modalities such as CBT, DBT, ACT, Mindfulness, CPT, PE, and other Evidence-Based Practices. I take pride in the work I do, the care I give to my clients, and utilize the extensive training I have received in order to help my clients live free from whatever pain they are experiencing. Like the meaning of the clove, I too want my clients to live with dignity, heal pain, and hold the ability to withstand the troubles they face. Please visit my website for more detailed information.

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.