Professional Supervision

Mentoring and guidance for professionals seeking education support for eating disorder, disordered eating, Intuitive Eating, and weight inclusive work

Hi, I’m Dana!

I’m a:

Registered Dietitian since 2010, specializing in EDs since 2015
Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor
iaedp Certified Eating Disorder Specialist & Consultant
Private practice owner since 2019

My (abbreviated) story…

When I first became a dietitian, I honestly had no idea where I wanted to land—except I was sure it wouldn’t be in eating disorders. I’d had almost no training in the area, and it felt way too intimidating. But it didn’t take long to realize that no matter where I practiced, eating disorders and disordered eating were always going to show up.

That realization pushed me onto a path of personal and professional discovery I never could’ve imagined. Just five years later, I found myself fully immersed in this work—eating disorders, weight-inclusive care, mindful and Intuitive Eating—and I knew I’d found my calling.

Since then, I’ve poured myself into learning everything I can about helping people heal their relationship with food and body. And honestly? Professional supervision has been the single most valuable investment I’ve made for my growth and confidence as a clinician. I’m so excited to now offer that same support to other clinicians.

The work I love most

I specialize in outpatient, adult eating disorder treatment, Intuitive Eating, and weight-inclusive practice. I have a particular interest in binge eating disorder, compulsive or loss-of-control eating, emotional eating, chronic dieting, and body image distress. I’ve also worked with the full range of eating disorder diagnoses in outpatient adult care and am happy to support you with these cases, too.

While I love supporting clinicians who focus on eating disorders, I also love working with clinicians in other areas who still bump into disordered eating in their client population. Consultation isn’t just for ED specialists—it’s also for anyone who wants to feel more confident when disordered eating inevitably shows up in their work.

Why Supervision?

Supervision is a space for you to seek guidance and support regarding any and all of the questions, challenges, and concerns that emerge throughout your client work.

It’s tailored to your present-moment clinician needs, whether that be processing a complex client case, figuring out the next steps in a client care plan, processing your own feelings that are emerging as part of your client work, creating and maintaining boundaries in your therapeutic relationships, and so much more.

When you end a session wondering, “Did I handle that right?” supervision gives you a safe space to sort it out—with support from someone who’s been there.

Supervision is different from other forms of education and training because it moves you out of the theoretical and into the real-world and real-time application of all the things you’ve listened to, watched, and read about nutrition counseling and client-care for eating disorders and disordered eating.

Let's work together!

Who I love working with

Whether you are brand new to eating disorder work, just learning about Intuitive Eating, or have been in this space for a while, we can all benefit from some extra support when navigating this challenging work.

Maybe you identify with one of these totally normal and common client profiles…

You love Intuitive Eating as a concept, but struggle with applying the principles in practice.

You’re familiar with Intuitive Eating, you’ve spent some time learning about the principles, you’ve started integrating the framework into your practice, but sometimes get lost in the nuances of the practice and find yourself feeling stuck figuring out how Intuitive Eating “fits” with other aspects of your practice. Like what if a client is diagnosed with diabetes or high cholesterol? Or has IBS? Or has a food allergy or intolerance? Then where does “unconditional permission to eat” fit? Or you’re wondering, at what point in eating disorder recovery is it appropriate to introduce Intuitive Eating? Or your client experiences food insecurity and your unsure if Intuitive Eating is even an option.

You feel like a salmon swimming upstream trying to embrace a weight inclusive approach to care.

You know that diets don’t work. You’ve witnessed the harm that the pursuit of intentional weight loss can cause. (Maybe you’re even grappling with the awareness that you’ve perpetuated some of that harm.) You want to fully commit yourself to a weight-inclusive approach to care but can’t entirely grasp how to do that when the systems in which you are operating and the clients you are seeing are still so invested in a weight-centric model of health. Gah, where do you even begin!

Your heart and soul are 100% that of a helper, but eating disorders are totally outside of your comfort zone.

Eating disorder referrals make your heart race and your palms sweaty because dietitian school definitely didn’t prepare you for these cases. You want to help, but are so afraid of saying or doing the wrong thing. You’d love to feel more confident in your ability to support these clients, but opportunities to learn how to do that don’t really exist in your current role. Or maybe your area of practice is outside the world of eating disorder treatment, but you know that regardless of your area of practice, eating disorders and disordered eating show up, and you want to feel more confident in your ability to support these folks!

You’ve been working with eating disorders or disordered eating for some time but still find yourself in situations where you just don’t know what to say or how to respond.

In general, you feel pretty confident in your eating disorder/disordered eating knowledge and skillset, but there are some cases that just leave you scratching your head. You find yourself wondering, “do I really know as much as I thought I did?” Or feeling like, “I’ve tried everything and this person still isn’t getting better.” You need a sounding board to talk through these challenging scenarios, brainstorm options, and feel reassured that you really do know what you are doing. Because this work is challenging and can also feel pretty isolating, especially if you work independently in your clinical role.

What’s included?

60-minute live Zoom session at a frequency of your choosing (usually bi-weekly or monthly), tailored to your specific and present-moment needs. You set the agenda for our meetings.
Between session support via phone or email for quick questions that arise.
Annual certificate of completion at the end of each calendar year documenting all details to submit for CPEUs (RDs only).
Support with completing your iaedp CEDS application, if that’s a path you are pursuing (I am an approved iaedp consultant, formerly known as supervisor).

Supervision Pricing & Packages

1 session | 60-minutes | $180.00

To be used within 1 month of purchase

4 sessions | 60-minutes/each | $650.00 ($162.5/session, ~10% discount)

To be used within 6 months of purchase

10 sessions | 60-minutes/each | $1450.00 ($145/session, ~20% discount)

To be used within 12 months of purchase

Payment plans available for multi-session packages – just ask!

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Want to see if we’re a good fit for consultation?

Contact me to set up a free 20-minute phone call to chat about what you are looking for and have your questions answered!

FAQs

Absolutely! I love supporting professionals of all kinds who are interested in how they can help support folks with food and body image concerns and to create weight inclusive spaces.
For example, I’ve worked with personal trainers who want to create a safe and inclusive space for all bodies in their studios and figure out how to navigate sticky body and diet culture conversations.
It’s totally OK if these are new concepts to you. Curiosity and a desire to learn more is all that’s needed! This will be a space to ask questions and learn more.
I meet with most clients bi-weekly or monthly. Of course, if something comes up and you want a session between our regularly scheduled sessions, we’ll work something out to make that happen.
That depends on your needs! The supervisee really sets the agenda for the session. Usually, a significant portion of the session will be spent discussing client cases, but other common topics include: marketing your services to fill your caseload, discussing topics that are trending in popular media (hello weight loss drugs), navigating your own feelings of overwhelm, burnout or self-doubt that might emerge, coordinating with other providers, determining when and how to refer out clients, and more!
Yes! In a few ways, actually. In addition to individual supervision services, I collaborate with a psychologist to offer a small, multidisciplinary, closed group supervision cohort. Join the professional email list below to be notified when that goes live!
I also offer guest consultation services for organizations looking for guidance on supporting folks with eating disorders/disordered eating (e.g., group therapy practices, primary care offices, etc.)