Ages 12+ Adult Individual or Family (Youth) initial sessions to assess relationship to eating, movement/exercise and body image. This session will be 50-60 minutes and primarily focused on information and assessment. After 2 initial sessions, a treatment plan proposal will be made with recommendations for next steps for recovery. Built into this assessment fee is a treatment plan you will be provided by the end of session 2 and up to 15min consultation with members of your current health care team. Price: (if applicable): $195 per session (typically 2 sessions) Please fill out my contact form to add name to waitlist to be contacted when accepting new clients

Recommended treatment for anyone under 25yo, living in their family home and diagnosed with anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa A ‘family’ is considered to be 2 or more individuals and can include members of any age. This is a first line approach for treating eating disorders (ED) in children and adolescents. FBT focuses on empowering parents/caregivers to support their child to recovery through meal support and symptoms interruption. FBT is a three phase treatment that involves the whole family.Weekly Family Based Treatment (FBT) is for 10-12 weeks (minimum), though more commonly 18 weeks+ Price: (if applicable): $165 per session Please fill out my contact form to add name to waitlist to be contacted when accepting new clients For more information about FBT, please see my 1 page summary/handout. Get started right now on my “Resources” page.

One-to-one support for those seeking individualised care Virtual or in person individual psychotherapy Price: $125 per 30min, 145 per 40min and $165 per 50 min session Please fill out my contact form to add name to waitlist to be contacted when accepting new clients

Collaborative care meetings scheduled with regional or provincial eating disorders programs, employers or schools. Offered via phone or zoom. Price: $45 for 15min, $90 for 30min or $135 for 50min These meetings are recommended for all clients struggling with eating disorders to ensure continuity of care. They may be scheduled semi-annually or as needed. For clients with other/general mental health concerns, these may also be beneficial at times to coordinate care.

Coming Soon... Psycho-educational groups dedicated to individuals working towards full recovery of their eating disorder. Group sessions aim to build peer connection and develop a sense of shared experience with others in similar situations. What is ‘psycho-education’ and how is it different from counselling? Psycho-education provides a mix of education, information, and emotional support related to the topic(s) of interest, as well as tools and strategies for managing challenging life situations and relationships. This type of support is extremely valuable for fostering peer relationships, a shared understanding, and connection.