Abby is deeply curious and open-minded, patient and gentle, and transparent. The safety of the therapeutic relationship is paramount to the helpfulness of therapy, so she takes it extremely seriously. Her clients and her work collaboratively, feedback goes both ways, and they give themselves the time and space to move intuitively through their work.

Abby has experience working in college counseling, higher-level of care at an eating disorder treatment center, and private practice. Eating disorders and body image are her wheelhouse but not the entirety of her interests and training. She works with individuals who are impacted by trauma, dissociative responses across the dissociation spectrum, suicidal thoughts and self-harm behaviors, obsessive compulsive tendencies, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and grief (including disenfranchised grief). She is accustomed to working on interdisciplinary treatment teams as appropriate for those seeing her for eating disorder care. This is not something you have to have established immediately in your work. She can help you to do so.