CREDN Provider Directory

My practice specializes in helping individuals grow a positive relationship with food and move away from the damages restrictive diet patterns can cause. I practice from a weight inclusive, Health at Every Size, and intuitive eating approach. I am passionate about helping clients make peace with food, movement, and their body through an individualized approach focusing more on behavioral change and less on numbers. Currently I work with adults 18+ with disordered eating thoughts and behaviors and general nutrition related health concerns. Other services I offer include group nutrition classes as well as cooking demonstrations for private groups and worksite wellness. From my love of food and cooking, I develop recipes for my blog and offer menu/meal planning assistance.

I provide care that rejects the diet and weight-loss paradigm and centers around exploring your relationship to body, food, and movement. I view acupuncture and East Asian medicine from a weight-neutral, social-justice informed lens, and I also offer adjunctive eating disorder care by addressing symptoms of eating disorders and eating disorder recovery such as digestive issues, hormone dysregulation, insomnia, and anxiety. I am invested in providing safer experiences of healthcare so that individuals can connect with and trust their bodies.

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.

Kayden (they/he) is a transmasc non-binary abolitionist counseling psychologist in WA state who specializes in gender affirming medical care, eating disorder treatment, kink/sex/polyam/SW affirming, and abolitionist mental health care. They are bilingual in English and Spanish, work with ages 14-adulthood and currently live and love and work as a poet, parent, professor, and psychologist on the homelands of the Yakama Nation, stewards of this valley since time immemorial.

Taryn is a Registered Dietitian and Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics with over 10 years of experience in the field. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Biology at the State University of New York – College at Geneseo, where she also ran cross country and track competitively for four years. She then completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Dietetics at the University of Connecticut and continued on to receive her Master of Science in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from Oregon State University. Taryn uses her clinical skills in nutrition applying a non-diet approach to help clients make peace with their food and body and trust their internal cues. She operates from an “all foods fit” philosophy and incorporates tenets of intuitive eating, mindful eating and Health at Every Size in her work. Taryn has experience working with eating disorders/disordered eating, sports nutrition, general health and more. Previously, she has worked at the PHP/IOP levels of care for eating disorders and as a sports dietitian in collegiate athletics. Outside of work, she enjoys road, cyclocross and gravel cycling, hiking, urban farming, home improvement projects and adventuring in the outdoors.

My career as a licensed professional counselor, Lewis & Clark adjunct faculty member, and clinical supervisor, have allowed me to help clients set achievable goals with realistic objectives. I understand the challenges of transition and the importance of navigating change while remaining true to one's personal core values . My work has centered on eating disorders, addiction, depression/anxiety and divorce/relationship recovery. By providing a safe place for healing and growth, clients will begin to understand that opposing feelings are often a normal part of the recovery process. My hope is to support you as you awaken to the miraculous. With twenty years in the counseling field I have centered my practice on addiction, codependency, eating disorders and adjustment to transition. I utilize DBT, MI and Stages of Change in my work. Along with my counseling degree I hold a BA in English from the University of Washington and write fiction/memoir. For clients who are interested, I encourage them to express their narratives in written form. Call or Email Kim Conrow for a free phone consultation now -

Honor Nutrition & Counseling is located in Seattle, Washington and offers in person and telehealth (video and online) for pre-teens & teens, young adults and adults looking for support with trauma/ptsd, mental health issues and eating disorders. Our practice is welcoming to all bodies and backgrounds. Our clients (parents and all ages) all also get access to online courses and online coping skills for free. We use evidenced based practices like HAES, EMDR, ACT, mindfulness, and intuitive eating to provide personalized and compassionate therapy and nutrition care.

It often seems like finding a medical provider who sees beyond the surface and takes us seriously about our health concerns is nearly impossible. As a fat, queer woman, I have experienced this as a patient and do my best to see the person in front of me for who they are and address their issues to the best of my ability. We are experts in our own bodily experience, and we also need someone on the outside to support us in seeing and navigating our health challenges. I love to work with folks to find peace in their bodies and find health that is not based in unreasonable societal expectations.

** Accepting new clients in Spring of 2022 ** Life is a journey, and I value your openness in allowing me to be part of it while you navigate a challenging time. Whether it is feeling anxious, or struggling with negative body image and and eating disorder, I want to work collaboratively with you to build confidence and coping skills. I am warm and supportive, and my counseling style combines techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and compassion focused therapy. Before private practice, I worked as an inpatient and outpatient therapist for a hospital based eating disorders program, and was a behavioral health provider for an obstetrics and gynecological clinic, assisting women with pregnancy and postpartum concerns.