Eating Disorders therapists in Orland, California CA
Eating Disorders
Tandra Froehlich Childress
Marriage and Family Therapist, ATR, LMFT
I have years of experience working with eating disorders in children and adults. I am a member of and have gained my training and consultation from The International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals Foundation.
8 Years Experience
Eating Disorders
Taylor Swing
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Are you tired of obsessing about food and your body? Do you struggle with restricting, binging, purging, or over-exercising? Disordered eating is far more common than people often think. In therapy, we will uncover the function of your disordered eating and work toward more self-affirming coping strategies to help you live a life that is free from obsessing about food and body shame.
8 Years Experience
Eating Disorders
Shaudi Adel - Online / Virtual Therapy
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
FREE consultations! Eating disorders have significant effects on physical, emotional, and mental areas of functioning. Recovery can be extremely hard work and I am honored to help you on this journey in finding peace with food. I orient from an intuitive-eating model, and will help you create an individualized plan in successfully managing eating disorder behaviors, thoughts, and urges.
14 Years Experience
Eating Disorders
Mary Knoblock
Hypnotherapist, Licensed RTT Practitioner, Clinical Hypnotist, Duke Certified Health Coach, Spiritual Counselor
I work with clients to find root causes of their eating disorders and help them get better. I’m specializing in eating disorders currently and am seeing fantastic results with using RTT Rapid Transformation Therapy for eating disorders. It can lead to greater appetite around meal time, increased coping skills and feeling less anxious about food.
9 Years Experience
Eating Disorders
Dr. Glenn Francis
Marriage and Family Therapist, Psy.D., MFT
Our emotional relationship with food is a powerful path of self-development if we find ourselves walking upon it. "The path of food" is a different way of viewing struggles with emotional eating, a way that is hard work, but extraordinarily illuminating of some of the deepest parts of ourselves. Struggles with food and eating are not accidents, nor are they pathology, but the yearning in the depth of ourselves to find freedom and ease in life. Accompaniment by another who knows this path can be extraordinarily helpful and comforting as you walk the way of food.
27 Years Experience