FOR EATING DISORDERS & BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
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If a dietitian, treatment program, or medical provider pointed you here, it's because they know recovery needs a therapist trained specifically in eating disorders and body image, not a generalist learning as they go. We match clients with a specialized, evidence-based clinician.
Clinicians specifically trained in eating disorders, ARFID, and body image, not generalists
Coordinated care with dietitians, physicians, and treatment programs
Rapid access to care, given the real medical risk of delay
Common Reasons People Reach Out
Recovery Needs More Than a Meal Plan
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An Eating Disorder That's Taken Over More Than Mealtimes
Restriction, bingeing, purging, or rigid rules around food rarely stay contained to food. We treat the thinking underneath the behavior.
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ARFID and Extreme Food Avoidance
Not every complicated relationship with food is about body image. Sensory aversions and fear-based avoidance need their own specialized approach.
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Body Image That's Affecting How You Live Your Life
Avoiding photos, mirrors, certain clothes, or social situations because of how your body looks or feels. This is treatable, not just something to "work on."
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Perfectionism That Shows Up as Control Over Food or Exercise
For athletes and high performers especially, control over the body can become a stand-in for control over everything else.
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A Recovery That Needs a Team, Not Just a Dietitian
Nutrition counseling alone often isn't enough. We provide the therapy piece of a full treatment team.
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Body Dysmorphia That's Bigger Than Not Loving How You Loo
Intrusive, distressing preoccupation with a perceived flaw deserves real treatment, not reassurance that doesn't stick.
Our Approach to Care
Evidence-Based Care Designed for Meaningful Change
We provide specialized mental health care grounded in proven, evidence-based therapies, not generic talk therapy with no clear direction. Our clinicians use approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), tailored to your goals, your pace, and what’s actually going on beneath the surface.
Expert Clinician Matching
You're matched with a clinician specifically trained in eating disorders and body image, not just the next available opening.
Specialized Care for Eating Disorders and Body Image
From ARFID to body dysmorphia to disordered eating, our clinicians treat the specific presentation in front of them.
Rapid Access to Care
Our intake team works to get clients seen quickly, often within a week, because eating disorders carry real medical risk the longer they go untreated.
Coordinated Care
We work as part of a full treatment team, coordinating with dietitians, physicians, and treatment programs when that's part of the plan.
Meet Our Specialists
Matched to What Brought You Here
Every CBT Collective clinician is trained by our master training team: former Beck Institute faculty, researchers, and authors. Rather than choosing from bios, our intake team matches you with the specialist whose expertise fits.
Grace Slifkin
Sarah Retchin
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Joel Seltzer
Michaela D’Urso
Your Path to Care
What Happens After You Reach Out
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Request a Consultation
Schedule online in minutes. No lengthy forms, no waiting on hold.
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Get Matched with a Clinician
We take the time to understand what you need and match you with the clinician suited to it.
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Start Treatment
Begin care in person or via telehealth, with a clear plan from session one.
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Ongoing Support
We stay responsive, and coordinate with the rest of your care team when it’s helpful.
FOR REFERRING PARTNERS
Refer a Client for Specialized Care
Refer a client and our care coordination team handles the rest: clinician matching, benefits verification, and scheduling. With the client’s consent, we’ll keep you updated so you know they’re connected and progressing.
Referring from a nutrition, medical, or treatment practice? We work alongside:
Dietitians
Nutritionists
Eating Disorder Programs
Adolescent Medicine Providers
Pediatricians
Sports Medicine Practices
Wellness Centers
College Counseling Centers