SUPPORTIVE, EVIDENCE-BASED CARE
Disorder Eating Counseling
A supportive, evidence-based approach for athletes navigating their relationship with food — delivered by telehealth, with the same discretion and consistency as any other virtual session.
What This Service Offers
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A Safe, Judgment-Free Space
A private, judgment-free virtual space to work through your relationship with food and training
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Evidence-Based Nutrition Care
An evidence-based approach grounded in clinical nutrition training, not generic wellness advice
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Collaborative Care & Support
Coordination with your therapist, physician, or care team when that's part of your recovery
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Recovery at Your Own Pace
Flexibility to work at the pace that's right for you
Who This Is For
This service is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment when that level of care is needed. Sessions are often part of a broader care team that may include a therapist or physician.
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Athletes with Food & Body Image Concerns
Athletes concerned about their relationship with food, training, or body image
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Athletes in Recovery
Athletes recovering from, or currently navigating, disordered eating patterns
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Coaches & Parents
Coaches or parents seeking guidance on how to support an athlete they're concerned about
How It Works
Virtual Consultation
A private virtual consultation to understand your situation and goals, at your own pace
Collaborative Planning
A collaborative plan, built with you rather than imposed on you, coordinated with other providers as needed
Video Support
Ongoing support by video, on a schedule that reflects your needs
FAQs
A few quick answers about how this works
Is this counseling confidential?
Yes. Sessions are private and held to the same confidentiality standards as any clinical nutrition counseling.
Do I need a referral from a therapist or physician?
No referral is required to start, though care is often coordinated with a therapist or physician when appropriate.
Is this only for athletes with a diagnosed eating disorder?
No. This service supports athletes anywhere along the spectrum, from a concerning relationship with food to a formal diagnosis.
Reach Out
If you're concerned about your relationship with food or training, reaching out is a reasonable first step.
Note: If you or someone you know is in crisis, contact a crisis line or emergency services — this page is not a substitute for emergency care.