09/29/2025
One of the areas I support as a therapist is eating disorders, and I believe it’s essential that both nutrition and therapy work hand-in-hand to provide the best possible support.
As part of your care, you’ll be working with both me and Tracey Harper our nutritionist here at CCP
Eating disorder recovery often involves a team of professionals—doctors, psychiatrists, dietitians, therapists, and nutritionists. We understand that coordinating all of those appointments can feel overwhelming.
That’s why I’m so grateful to have Tracey as part of our team. With us, you’ll have two providers who are not only in close communication but also working collaboratively to support your recovery.
In eating disorder care, a nutritionist helps you rebuild a healthy relationship with food—guiding you through meal planning, addressing food fears, and helping to restore physical nourishment (and so much more!).
A therapist supports you in exploring the emotional and psychological aspects of your eating disorder, such as body image, anxiety, trauma, or perfectionism. Together, these approaches are powerful. .
Tracey brings compassion, safety, and deep expertise to her work. She’s incredibly committed to helping you heal and will be a strong advocate for you every step of the way.
Thank you, Tracey Harper for doing this work alongside me. We truly are better together.
