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With this knowledge and the guidance of your therapist, you can learn how to enact changes to lessen your suffering and increase your enjoyment of day to day living. You and your therapist will work together to create a treatment plan to help you accomplish your goals. Individual psychotherapy is the foundation of treatment. It is the place where treatment is tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you are struggling with eating issues, body image concerns, relationship difficulties, career struggles, or any other problems — individual sessions are the first step to creating change. Each therapist at Conason Psychological Services has unique areas of specialization. Please read each therapist’s profile to see who seems like the best fit for you, or contact us to set up a complimentary 15-minute consultation call where we can recommend a therapist who will best meet your needs. 45 mins | $225-$350 (fee varies based on therapist) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/e6985f24-ad1e-4c5f-91c3-e9f4f3ce2b3e/couples-therapy-new-york-florida Conason Psychological Services - Couples therapy Couples therapy helps couples at any stage improve their relationship, whether you are looking for a “tune-up” in a generally happy relationship, or you are considering separation from your partner. You and your partner will meet with a therapist to explore what works and what doesn’t work in your relationship. 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Participants should have some prior experience with a fat-positive, weight-inclusive, Health At Every Size informed framework. • What's Next? Transitioning From PHP/IOP Eating Disorder Treatment Group—Transitioning out of a higher level of eating disorder treatment can be daunting. Not only is change challenging to begin with, but a decrease in the routine, structure, support, and containment that treatment programs offer can be confusing and isolating. Understandably, questions like “what’s next?” or “who am I beyond my eating disorder?” often arise. Just as unlearning disordered thoughts and behaviors takes intentionality and exploration, rediscovering oneself can be a similarly meaningful process of relearning. This on-going in-person group for people transitioning out of PHP and IOP treatment settings will help participants explore and build one’s authentic values and identity and reclaim joy in a supportive recovery-focused community environment. •Eating Disorder Recovery Group—Are you looking for conversations and connections as part of eating disorder recovery? Recovery does not stop when eating disorder behaviors do; there is much to explore and navigate. This group therapy space aims to bring together people who want to discuss self image, personal growth, tools for recovery, life transitions, and more. A licensed therapist will facilitate this group and foster an environment that is weight-inclusive, fat-positive, anti-diet, anti-oppressive, LGBTIA+ affirming, and disability affirming. • BIPOC Eating Disorder Recovery Group—Are you a Black, Indigenous, or Person Of Color (BIPOC) individual in eating disorder recovery looking for a community in a therapeutic space led by two BIPOC therapists? Fatema Jivanjee-Shakir, LMSW and Sheba Antony, LMHC are excited to offer a new virtual group therapy space for BIPOC individuals in ED recovery led through an anti-diet, fat positive, trauma-informed, and gender inclusive lens. 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You are the expert on your own experience — and sometimes it helps to have skilled support to make sense of what’s happening and find a way forward. We offer several ways to work together, depending on your needs and where you are right now: Individual therapy focused on eating disorders, body image, relationships, and other emotional concerns Group therapy for eating disorder recovery and body image concerns, offering shared support and connection Couples therapy for relationship and intimacy concerns, including when food, body image, or emotional patterns are impacting connection Virtual and in-person options to support access, continuity, and flexibility You don’t need to know exactly what kind of therapy you’re looking for to get started. 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She works with adults and specializes in the treatment of binge eating disorder, disordered eating (including diet-binge cycles), body image dissatisfaction, and relationship issues. She believes that relationships—both with self and others—are foundational for wellbeing and works collaboratively alongside her clients to help them accomplish their goals and live their fullest lives possible. Dr. Conason works with individuals, couples, and groups. Her therapeutic style integrates psychodynamic psychotherapy with mindfulness-based interventions (including a focus on mindful eating, acceptance, and compassion), relational approaches, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Dr. Conason is the creator of The Anti-Diet Plan, a virtual mindful eating program to help people escape the diet-binge-self-hatred cycle. She is also the author of The Diet-Free Revolution: 10 Steps to Free Yourself from the Diet Cycle with Mindful Eating and Radical Self-Acceptance (North Atlantic Books, 2021). Dr. Conason earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Long Island University–Post and did post-doctoral training at The Karen Horney Clinic and The New York Nutrition and Obesity Research Center in affiliation with Columbia University. Dr. Conason has been featured widely in the popular press, and her research has been published in peer-reviewed medical journals including the Journal of the American Medical Association’s JAMA Surgery. Dr. Conason offers both in-person services at our NYC office and virtual services for clients in New York, Connecticut, Vermont, and Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/ecba7d73-861c-4a7d-9af0-7f90ed0662c8/anxiety-and-eating-disorder-therapy Team - Elizabeth Gordon Psy.D. — She/her PSYCHOLOGIST, SUPERVISOR, & ASSOCIATE THERAPIST Dr. Elizabeth Gordon is a licensed psychologist specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, body image dissatisfaction, depression, and anxiety. Dr. Gordon works with children, adolescents, and adults using an integrative therapeutic approach drawing from behavioral, relational, and psychodynamic modalities. Her work is guided by the belief that in the context of a supportive therapeutic relationship, healing can occur. She subscribes to a weight-inclusive intuitive eating model in which all foods fit, and health is not dependent on body size (HAES). Dr. Gordon is available for virtual sessions only. She is a member of PsyPact, allowing her to work with clients in all participating states, in addition to New York. As of January 2022, that included the following states: AL, AZ, CO, DE, DC, GA, IL, KY, ME, MD, MN, MO, NE, NJ, NV, NH, NC, OH, OK, PA, TN, TX, UT, VA, WI. If your state is not listed here, please check the PsyPact website for the most up-to-date information. Dr. Gordon obtained her doctoral degree from Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, and she also holds a master’s degree from Harvard University in Human Development and Psychology as well as a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Gordon has experience providing individual and group therapy for children, adolescents, and adults struggling with eating disorders and other psychological issues. She has experience providing care across a variety of settings, including outpatient, day treatment, inpatient, and school-based settings. Dr. Gordon was previously a therapist at Equip Health, where she provided multidisciplinary treatment (including Family Based Therapy, FBT) for children and adolescents with eating disorders through a virtual platform. In addition to being a supervisor at Conason Psychological Services, she is also an Adjunct Clinical Supervisor at the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/598fbfdc-141b-494d-9774-246200ed15ce/FJS_Professional+Shot.jpg Team - Fatema Jivanjee-Shakir LMSW — She/her SOCIAL WORKER & ASSOCIATE THERAPIST Fatema Jivanjee-Shakir is a social worker specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image concerns, as well as depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship problems. Fatema works with adolescents and adults, and utilizes a warm, collaborative, trauma-informed, and culturally-aware approach to therapy that blends cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and psychodynamic approaches. Fatema’s goal is to build a supportive therapeutic relationship with clients to help them explore what keeps them stuck in their unhelpful patterns, while also supporting them to grow and live more fulfilling lives. Her work is strongly informed by the Health at Every Size (HAES) perspective. Fatema has a special interest in working with BIPOC clients, especially those of South Asian and Muslim backgrounds. In addition to her work at Conason Psychological Services, Fatema previously worked at The Renfrew Center for the treatment of eating disorders. Fatema obtained her Masters in Social Work from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Educational Studies from Swarthmore College. She has extensive experience working with adults and adolescents struggling with eating disorders and other psychological issues in individual, group, and family therapy at the residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient levels of care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/55e6f6fa-0879-4faa-9f85-cfff80de779f/binge-eating-therapist-new-york-florida Team - Sheba Antony LMHC, NCC — she/her MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR & ASSOCIATE THERAPIST Sheba Antony is a mental health counselor with a background in the treatment of eating disorders, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders. She has experience in working with interdisciplinary teams in intensive outpatient (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), and other higher levels of care treating children, adolescents, and adults. Sheba has experience providing individual, group, and family therapy. She has an interest in working with BIPOC individuals. Sheba obtained her Masters in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine. Her therapy approach is informed by cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), person-centered therapy, and Health at Every Size (HAES) perspective while also connecting to clients’ intersectionality and individualized health needs. Sheba’s goal is empowering clients to utilize their strengths, skills, and supports to achieve their own goals and fulfillment. Sheba Antony is available for in-person sessions at our NYC office and for virtual sessions with clients in New York, Connecticut, Vermont, and Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1717518100152-NEZ68D61ABSO8H8K25Q2/IMG_6862.jpeg Team - Shannon Marhan LMSW — She/her SOCIAL WORKER & ASSOCIATE THERAPIST Shannon Marhan is a licensed social worker (LMSW) specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, compulsive exercise, self-esteem and body image concerns, depression, and anxiety. Shannon works with children, adolescents, and adults utilizing a person-centered approach to provide a safe and nurturing space for healing and growth. Shannon is skilled in working with children and adolescents through a collaborative approach with caregivers and additional treatment team members. She has a special interest in working with athletes who want to improve their relationship with movement and competitive sport. Utilizing an integrative approach that draws from a variety of evidence-based methods, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and mindfulness practices, Shannon customizes therapy to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual. Through this journey of self-discovery and empowerment, Shannon strives to support individuals in making meaningful changes that lead to a life of fulfillment and authenticity. Shannon acknowledges the impact of societal factors, such as oppression, weight-stigma, and diet-culture, on individuals’ relationships with food and their bodies. She firmly believes that all bodies are deserving of safety, support and respect, free of shame and guilt. Shannon works from a trauma-informed, weight-inclusive, and Health at Every Size (HAES) perspective to support individuals in finding peace with food and their body. The therapeutic relationship is one of the most important factors in creating positive change in therapy and Shannon values building a strong therapeutic relationship grounded in trust, vulnerability and safety. Shannon approaches therapy from a place of non-judgement, compassion and a desire to uncover the root issues behind challenging thoughts and behaviors, such as anxiety, depression, perfectionism, trauma, and life transitions. In addition to her work at Conason Psychological Services, Shannon previously worked at Monte Nido for the treatment of eating disorders and as a support group leader for Anorexia and Associated Disorders (ANAD). She has also worked as a therapist at Behavioral Associates working with adults with anxiety and depression. Shannon earned her Master’s in Social Work from New York University, her Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Montclair State University, and her Bachelor of Arts from Penn State University. She has experience working with clients struggling with eating disorders and other psychological concerns in individual and group therapy at the partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient levels of care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/10de8293-9c99-41a3-a6c2-74f71d84141e/LRedd-2.jpeg Team - Lauren Reddington LMSW — she/her SOCIAL WORKER & ASSOCIATE THERAPIST Lauren Reddington is a social worker specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, body image concerns, and trauma. She has a special interest in the intersection of eating disorders and trauma, including how trauma can impact eating disorder symptoms and helping her clients find a sense of safety within themselves and in relationships with others. Lauren works with adults, adolescents, and families using an integrative therapeutic approach centered on collaboration. She tailors each treatment to the unique needs of each client, taking a client-centered approach. She believes that trust is earned–not expected–and she seeks to earn her client’s trust over time by co-creating a safe therapeutic environment in which healing and change can occur. Her work is strongly informed by Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS), a therapeutic modality focused on helping clients connect with the different parts of themselves by creating space for each part to be heard, honored, and healed so they can come together in an integrated and balanced way. IFS can be transformative, especially for clients struggling with deep feelings of shame. Lauren is also trauma-informed, Health At Every Size (HAES) aligned, and social justice oriented. Lauren identifies as queer and is passionate about working with folks in the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to her work specializing in eating disorders, Lauren also has specialized training in working with people struggling with problematic substance use as well as those who have experienced domestic violence. Lauren earned her Masters in Social Work (MSW) degree from Rutgers University and Bachelors of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Delaware with a dual major in Gender Studies and Psychology and a minor in Domestic Violence Prevention and Services. In addition to her work at Conason Psychological Services, Lauren also works as a primary therapist at Balance Eating Disorder Treatment Center and has experience working in outpatient and partial hospitalization (PHP) levels of eating disorder treatment. Lauren Reddington is available for in-person sessions at our NYC office and for virtual sessions with clients across New York State and Vermont. https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/appointment daily 0.75 2025-12-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1639750455840-NR9881FDQCREO0NHSKJU/kaboompics_MacBook+laptop+lying+on+mint+couch.jpg Book an appointment https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/binge-eating-disorder-therapy daily 0.75 2026-01-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651061749480-Z5EKSDVTQFDMS4ZAKF84/unsplash-image-U2HYVCxnOf4.jpg Binge Eating Disorder Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651061903268-NTUEFXJJIBEOEB3GAD6X/unsplash-image-a-yTvCSeLIw.jpg Binge Eating Disorder Therapy - Wondering if binge eating might be part of what you’re experiencing? Many people worry about whether what they’re experiencing “counts” as binge eating disorder. While clinicians use specific criteria to make diagnoses, real-life experiences don’t always fit neatly into checklists. Binge eating often involves patterns such as: Eating in a way that feels rushed, disconnected, or hard to stop Eating past the point of physical comfort Eating when you’re not physically hungry Feeling distressed, ashamed, or guilty about your eating Feeling out of control around food, even if it doesn’t happen all the time For some people, binge eating happens frequently and intensely. For others, it’s more situational or cyclical. Both experiences can be painful — and both deserve support. You don’t need to meet every diagnostic criterion to benefit from therapy. In fact, many people who struggle with binge eating or disordered eating don’t meet full criteria for binge eating disorder but still experience significant distress. If food feels overwhelming, preoccupying, or emotionally loaded — or if you’re questioning your relationship with eating — that’s reason enough to reach out. Therapy can help you understand what’s going on and find a more sustainable way forward. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/503aad2a-9146-4cef-9184-b1d8216979a8/unsplash-image-zTY9OwAfOrg.jpg Binge Eating Disorder Therapy - How can therapy for binge eating disorder help? At Conason Psychological Services, we understand that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to binge eating. Our therapists are trained in a range of evidence-based treatments and work collaboratively with you to tailor therapy to what will be most helpful for your unique needs. Our approach may draw from cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness and mindful eating, psychodynamic therapy, and other modalities. Treatment is always grounded in compassion and curiosity rather than judgment. All of our therapists are trauma-informed and practice from a weight-inclusive perspective. We recognize that binge eating does not exist in isolation and often intersects with stress, emotions, identity, relationships, and past experiences. Together, we work to understand the why behind eating patterns while also supporting meaningful, sustainable changes in behaviors. Therapy for binge eating disorder can support you in: • Developing a more peaceful, flexible relationship with food and your body • Reducing the intensity and frequency of binge eating over time • Understanding emotional, relational, or situational factors that influence eating • Building skills to cope with stress, emotions, and diet-culture pressure in more supportive ways • Developing resilience to cope with “diet-culture” • Improving body image and learning to care for yourself even on hard body image days https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/what-we-help-with daily 0.75 2024-02-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651065884103-CWJ7FOLAIGHHAEQAF626/unsplash-image-9ffTiWsjgFM.jpeg What we help with https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651065739671-YDBDDXEHMYMY67RK0MAU/unsplash-image-U2HYVCxnOf4.jpg What we help with - Binge eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651065752488-4JOE11VOBKMS34BCZH7L/unsplash-image-RSn77lspnq4.jpg What we help with - bariatric surgery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651152271512-3EX2MFFTKROFOLFXA850/unsplash-image-UQs7ulUH78k.jpg What we help with - mindful eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1707511496552-KO579PER70V6NBSUQPNC/Screenshot+2024-02-09+at+3.44.27%E2%80%AFPM.png What we help with - Disordered Eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1707511496387-MM2KX6AO629UH7TLZMZD/Screenshot+2024-02-09+at+3.44.07%E2%80%AFPM.png What we help with - Eating Disorders https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1707511911726-L2LT056BKGEY4R5PK7NG/oscar-chevillard-rKLvk3yilNg-unsplash.jpg What we help with - And more! https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/speciality-page-template daily 0.75 2022-04-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651061749480-Z5EKSDVTQFDMS4ZAKF84/unsplash-image-U2HYVCxnOf4.jpg Speciality page template https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/therapy-for-bariatric-surgery daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651063807226-EG11UVG14O3VQ01DHIDV/unsplash-image-RSn77lspnq4.jpeg Therapy for Bariatric Surgery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651063243427-V8FZKFI656OHLV6939J7/unsplash-image-Lv_bMRV5xz4.jpg Therapy for Bariatric Surgery - Who we work with At Conason Psychological Services, we have therapists trained in working with clients before and after bariatric surgery. We work with a variety of psychological issues related to bariatric surgery including: • Eating disorders and disordered eating • Body image dissatisfaction • Quality of life issues due to post-surgical medical complications • Relationship issues • Mood disorders such as depression and anxiety • Difficulty coping with changes in your body shape or size • Support after surgery • Issues not related to bariatric surgery but you want a therapist knowledgeable about bariatric surgery You deserve a space in which you can discuss bariatric surgery in a weight-inclusive environment. You deserve to explore what you are feeling without someone trying to sell you a procedure or blame you for your struggles.There is therapy for bariatric surgery patients available at our practice in Manhattan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/26f3ef5c-ad77-4935-a538-c79cc2ebb1a0/unsplash-image-MH_psben7HE.jpg Therapy for Bariatric Surgery - how we help Conason Psychological Services is equipped to work with clients in any and every stage of bariatric surgery. Prior to bariatric surgery, you may be seeking help to address eating disorders and/or disordered eating. You may want to learn about mindful eating and other tools before committing to surgery; perhaps as an alternative to the surgery itself. Our therapists are able to provide information and support as you consider undergoing surgery; we want our clients to be able to make informed and confident decisions either way. We are not here to tell you what to do, but rather to help you come to the best conclusion for yourself. If you have had bariatric surgery, you may be struggling with body image dissatisfaction. You may have either continued issues with disordered eating or eating disorders that were present before surgery, or a new onset of these issues that emerged after surgery. You may be disappointed to discover that issues you thought would be solved by having bariatric surgery continue to persist. You may be struggling to adjust to life after surgery or having relationship issues. You may also be dealing with the same issues that many of our clients deal with, such as depression, anxiety, and life issues outside of bariatric surgery, but want a therapist who understands the surgery. https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/therapy-for-mindful-eating daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651139788240-6R6HBIB10VPM3GXLEWG0/unsplash-image-UQs7ulUH78k.jpg Therapy for Mindful Eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/0101a750-599a-488f-ad00-e4a580421d35/unsplash-image-kKpTHqM2K-c.jpg Therapy for Mindful Eating - what is mindful eating? Mindful eating is a way to reconnect with the internal guidance hardwired into all of us. It separates nourishing ourselves from trying to change or control the size and/or shapes of our bodies. Mindful eating isn’t a new concept, but rather a return to what we knew when we were babies and toddlers, before “food rules” came in and separated us from our ability to eat to satisfaction. Despite what you may have heard recently, mindful eating is not a diet tool. Mindful eating is an inherently weight inclusive and anti-diet practice, rooted in accepting our bodies as they currently are and working to nourish ourselves according to our internal signals of hunger, fullness, cravings, taste preferences, and how different foods make our bodies feel. Diet culture teaches us that we have to control our food, or else we will eat “too much” or “the wrong kinds” of food; in actuality, it is the restriction of what we want to eat and how much that leads to choosing types or quantities of food that make us feel unwell. Mindfulness, a fundamental element of mindful eating, can also have widespread benefits in many aspects of life including improving mood, mitigating stress, and improving overall wellness and happiness. With mindful eating, many people experience improvements not just in their relationship with food and their body, but in other aspects of their lives as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/abd4375d-45d8-4576-aa4d-88e6c13c5391/unsplash-image-HRayFsFYkhM.jpg Therapy for Mindful Eating - We’re here to help you Conason Psychological Services offers mindful eating therapy for binge eating disorder, disordered eating, chronic dieting, yo-yo dieting, and other eating concerns. We are trauma-informed, weight-inclusive therapists who value body diversity! If you are dealing with disordered eating, binge eating disorder, or yo-yo dieting, you may have been relying on external rules to determine when, what, and how much to eat. Because of this, you may have also experienced periods of time in which you ate beyond comfortable fullness, and determined that you “can’t trust yourself” to stop eating unless you’re on a diet. Mindful Eating actually subverts the binge that follows restriction by eliminating restriction. https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/name-here daily 0.75 2022-04-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651151622579-7IK667M77QPA7WKTIX2Q/unsplash-image-Q5QspluNZmM.jpg Name here https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/eating-disorder-recovery daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662030654269-H6E0LHXH73X43QZZK3SG/unsplash-image-94W7wv8E4W4.jpg Eating Disorder Recovery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662032066111-Q6PXFV7K55073MFWF4CY/unsplash-image-vyQgv-eURTU.jpg Eating Disorder Recovery - How can an eating disorder specialized therapist benefit your Recovery? • Develop a more peaceful relationship with food and your body • Learn mindful eating to listen to your body’s internal cues to guide your eating including hunger, fullness, taste, food preferences, and how different foods affect your body • Work with a therapist who understands your eating disorder history even if you aren’t current seeking treatment for your eating disorder and is conscientious of how they speak about food and bodies with you • Build a relationship with a therapist who will be able to work with eating disorder symptoms if they return and identify “red flags” before a relapse. • Determine and process how your life will look without your eating disorder • Better understand and unpack emotional reasons for eating • Recognize disordered thoughts, behaviors and patterns for what they are • Develop resilience to cope with “diet-culture” • Improve body image and cope better even when you don’t like your body • Release guilt and shame around your body and eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662035621712-779O5BKVFEKF2YC1OEUC/unsplash-image-aK53f8eAzck.jpg Eating Disorder Recovery - Why is it important to have a weight inclusive therapist for eating disorder recovery? As you will know from being out and about in the world, we are surrounded by triggering statements all the time. The vast majority of people are participating in diet culture without really unpacking it; they don’t mean any harm. But those statements can be very difficult for those in recovery to hear. Trained therapists who are weight-inclusive are able to use sensitive verbiage, whether the topic at hand is about your eating disorder and body image, or something completely different. All of our therapists follow trauma-informed and weight-inclusive models. We do our best to provide a safer space in which to address what you want to work on without stigmatizing language or beliefs. We offer cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and mindfulness informed approaches among others; all conducted through a weight-inclusive trauma-informed lens. https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/disordered-eating-1 daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662036344761-T7FLX2ASDZFGD608DXZY/unsplash-image-EGcfyDiUv58.jpg Disordered Eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662037147624-R0GLD0NZYAATHKN0EBHE/unsplash-image-4CQ3sEkV-TE.jpg Disordered Eating - What is the difference between disordered eating and an eating disorder? An eating disorder is a set of symptoms that meets specific criteria set in the DSM-V including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and others. However, most people struggling with their eating don’t fall into one of the little boxes defined by the rigid criteria in the DSM. “Disordered eating” is a phrase used to capture the experiences of people who have a problematic relationship with food but do not meet DSM criteria for an eating disorder. Symptoms of disordered eating can include: • Chronic dieting • Compulsive eating • Feeling out of control around food • Preoccupation and worry around food • Diet/binge cycles • Guilt or shame around food • Rigid rules around food • Emotional eating • Any kind of eating that feels problematic to you These are just some of the symptoms that may indicate disordered eating. At the end of the day, if you experience troubling or distressing thoughts about feeding yourself for any reason, you deserve to find support and work through that struggle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1662038886332-AHGZ9HVIHFJCQ8T7FAZ8/unsplash-image-8NxTrV6i4WQ.jpg Disordered Eating - Why attend therapy without an eating disorder diagnosis? Just because something isn’t a diagnosed mental illness, doesn’t mean you have to suffer through it. Food is a basic requirement for life, and having a disordered relationship with it means to be burdened by your own basic needs. Having a safe, weight-inclusive space in which to explore your thoughts and feelings about your relationship with food can be a game-changer. Our therapists will help you to develop a more mindful relationship with your body and your hunger. This can be achieved through any number of therapies, including by not limited to cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and mindfulness based therapy. These therapies can help you to: • Develop a more peaceful relationship with food and your body • Listen to your body’s internal cues to guide your eating including hunger, fullness, taste, food preferences, and how different foods affect your body • Better understand emotional reasons for eating • Recognize disordered thoughts, behaviors and patterns for what they are • Develop resilience to cope with “diet-culture” • Improve body image and cope better even when you don’t like your body • Release guilt and shame about food and your body https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/athletes-compulsive-exercise-eating-disorders daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651139788240-6R6HBIB10VPM3GXLEWG0/unsplash-image-UQs7ulUH78k.jpg Athletes, Compulsive Exercise, & Eating Disorders https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/c7145ce6-86ed-4b40-8146-380d24b74945/Athletes.png Athletes, Compulsive Exercise, & Eating Disorders - Are you worried about your exercise habits but don’t see all the signs above? Mindful eating is a way to reconnect with the internal guidance hardwired into all of us. It separates nourishing ourselves from trying to change or control the size and/or shapes of our bodies. Mindful eating isn’t a new concept, but rather a return to what we knew when we were babies and toddlers, before “food rules” came in and separated us from our ability to eat to satisfaction. Despite what you may have heard recently, mindful eating is not a diet tool. Mindful eating is an inherently weight inclusive and anti-diet practice, rooted in accepting our bodies as they currently are and working to nourish ourselves according to our internal signals of hunger, fullness, cravings, taste preferences, and how different foods make our bodies feel. Diet culture teaches us that we have to control our food, or else we will eat “too much” or “the wrong kinds” of food; in actuality, it is the restriction of what we want to eat and how much that leads to choosing types or quantities of food that make us feel unwell. Mindfulness, a fundamental element of mindful eating, can also have widespread benefits in many aspects of life including improving mood, mitigating stress, and improving overall wellness and happiness. With mindful eating, many people experience improvements not just in their relationship with food and their body, but in other aspects of their lives as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/ac3a2b1a-85e1-4c3a-b14b-12d321b4ad44/Athletes+%281%29.png Athletes, Compulsive Exercise, & Eating Disorders - How can therapy help your relationship with food and body? At Conason Psychological Services, Shannon Marhan, LMSW specializes in helping athletes navigate challenges with food, body image, and performance. She draws on evidence-based interventions, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness and body awareness practices, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and more. Shannon takes a trauma-informed, weight-inclusive approach to treatment, tailoring her work to each individual’s needs. As a lifelong athlete herself, Shannon has a deep understanding, and appreciation, of the dedication, discipline, and passion that go into being an athlete. She is committed to helping athletes foster a sustainable and healthy relationship with sport, movement, and their bodies by prioritizing mental health as a cornerstone of long-term performance and well-being. Therapy for disordered eating and exercise can help you: Develop a healthier, more balanced relationship with exercise—one that prioritizes well-being and performance, rather than guilt or punishment Cultivate a deeper understanding of your body’s needs, including rest, recovery, and nutrition Learn to listen to your body’s internal cues for training, fatigue, hunger, and overall health Explore emotional factors that drive overexercise, perfectionism, or compulsive behaviors Build resilience to combat societal and self-imposed pressures related to body image and performance If you’re an athlete struggling with disordered exercise, body image, or performance anxiety, therapy can help you find balance, restore your love for your sport, and build a healthier, more sustainable approach to training and self-care. https://www.conasonpsychologicalservices.com/teen-and-adolescent-eating-disorder-therapy daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/1651139788240-6R6HBIB10VPM3GXLEWG0/unsplash-image-UQs7ulUH78k.jpg Teen and Adolescent Eating Disorder Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/c2c40dca-bebd-4875-b951-773ba7af911b/Teens+%285%29.png Teen and Adolescent Eating Disorder Therapy - We’re Here to Help: At Conason Psychological Services, we specialize in supporting teens and adolescents who are struggling with eating disorders, disordered eating, body image issues, and other emotional challenges related to food. At Conason Psychological Services, Shannon Marhan, LMSW, specializes in working with adolescents and young adults with eating disorders. She is dedicated to helping young people navigate these difficult struggles and build healthier relationships with food and themselves. Shannon takes a holistic, client-centered approach to therapy, working closely with teens and their families to understand the root causes of disordered eating and explore feelings around food, body image, and self-worth. She combines evidence-based therapeutic techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), to help teens develop coping strategies, manage anxiety, and improve their self-esteem. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61a8a314dc8d9309f3b32b22/8f10a964-1bd4-4ec8-b33c-ef74d093e106/Teens+%284%29.png Teen and Adolescent Eating Disorder Therapy - Services for Parents of Teens with Eating Disorders When your child is diagnosed with an eating disorder, the road ahead can feel daunting and overwhelming. Will my child be okay? How can I best support my child in recovery? How can I manage my child’s eating disorder treatment while also struggling with eating issues or being in eating disorder recovery myself? Some parents may struggle with feelings of guilt and self-blame, wondering if they did something to cause their child to have an eating disorder. Some parents feel responsible for curing their child without any tangible resources or tools to do so. At Conason Psychological Services, we support parents of children with eating disorders. We offer individual, couples, and group therapy for parents of children, teens, and young adults with eating disorders to help you navigate this difficult experience. We can collaborate closely with your child’s treatment team to understand the treatment modalities being used to treat your child and give you the tools to best support their care. Caregivers need support too! Individual therapy can help you process and cope with your child’s eating disorder, explore and heal your own relationship with food and body image, and learn strategies to support your child without losing yourself. Couples therapy can help you and your partner and/or co-parent communicate better, get on the same page, learn new strategies to support your child, and work together during this stressful time. Group therapy brings you together with other parents of children, teens, and young adults with eating disorders. 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