Eating Disorder Therapy

in Cedarburg, WI

Does diet culture, body shame, and your inner critic keep you in her head about your daily choices? Let us help you find body and food freedom!

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We believe healing is about more than changing behaviors. It’s about understanding the experiences that shaped your relationship with food and your body while building more trust, flexibility, and self-compassion along the way.

All Bodies, Identities, and People are Welcome at Orenda

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Work with an Eating Disorder Specialist

Eating disorders, and disordered eating aren't just about food. They can take up a lot of space in your life and make it harder to be present for the people, activities, and experiences you care about.

Maybe you're exhausted by how much of your attention is taken up by food, eating, exercise, or what your body looks like. What started as an attempt to become healthier, more in control, or "better" may now feel like a constant stream of thoughts and judgments that are difficult to turn off. You may find yourself avoiding certain foods, second-guessing your choices, or constantly negotiating with yourself around food, movement, and your body. You don’t have to live like this.

Health at Every Size® Aligned

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LGBTQIA+ Affirming

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Trauma-Informed Approach

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Health at Every Size® Aligned · LGBTQIA+ Affirming · Trauma-Informed Approach · 

Our Approach

We take a weight-inclusive, trauma-informed approach to eating disorders and disordered eating recovery. We incorporate approaches such as intuitive eating, Health At Every Size®, and help you work toward a relationship with food and movement that feels more sustainable and aligned with your values. We know it’s not easy choosing recovery living in the age of social media but we will walk this walk with you!

Why Work with an Eating Disorder Specialist?

We Work With:

  • Anorexia nervosa

  • Bulimia nervosa

  • Binge eating disorder

  • ARFID (sensory, lack of interest, fear of adverse consequences)

  • Disordered eating

  • Excessive exercise 

  • Chronic dieting

  • Navigating GLP-1s

  • Body image issues

  • Support for loved ones with an eating disorder

Eating disorder recovery is often most effective when supported by a collaborative team. We work alongside other providers, including dietitians, primary care physicians, psychiatrists, and other members of your team, to provide the best continuity of care. We believe this is critical in providing the best treatment.

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