We work with teens and adults across all eating disorder diagnoses, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and OSFED. We also support individuals with disordered eating who may not have a formal diagnosis but are struggling with their relationship with food and body.

This is a common concern, and we understand. If your teen is hesitant, we will start by meeting with you as a parent to give you practical guidance, education, and tools. We work at the pace that makes sense for your family.

All Aterra Nutrition® services are offered virtually, making it easy to access specialized eating disorder support from wherever you are. Nutrition counseling is available for clients in DC, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, and Michigan.

Services in additional states may become available as licensure expands; please reach out if your state is not listed here but you are interested in our services.

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We know that access to specialized eating disorder care can be limited depending on where you live. Virtual sessions remove that barrier without removing the quality of care.

Yes. Research supports virtual nutrition counseling as an effective format for eating disorder recovery. Many clients find it easier to be open and consistent when they can access sessions from a familiar, comfortable environment.

Nutrition counseling focuses specifically on behavior change related to food, eating behaviors, and nutrition. Therapy addresses the emotional and psychological aspects of an eating disorder. Both are important and essential parts of a full treatment plan, and our dietitians work alongside your therapist during this process.

The best way to find out is to reach out. We are happy to answer questions before you book and help you decide whether our approach is a good match for where you (or your teen) is in recovery.