Eating disorder therapy in Pennsylvania
Get clinically-proven online eating disorder therapy from a specialized therapist.
Available for phone 📱 or video 💻 sessions only
Eating disorder therapy in Pennsylvania
Get clinically-proven online eating disorder therapy from a specialized therapist.
Available for phone 📱 or video 💻 sessions only
We accept insurance
How eating disorder therapy works
Brief assessment
Answer a few questions about your eating disorder
Personalized match
We'll match you with your eating disorder therapist (typically within 24 hours)
Start eating disorder therapy
Begin the journey towards a happier you via phone or video sessions
Choosing Makin Wellness for eating disorder therapy benefits
- Receive premium online eating disorder therapy from our award winning team
- Eliminate scheduling hassles and commute time
- Access specialized eating disoder therapy from anywhere
- Seamlessly change ED therapists, without any fees
Begin proven online eating disorder therapy
Personalized treatment
Start your eating disorder journey with a personalized plan. Our therapists understand your challenges and goals, tailoring therapy to your needs.
Research backed care
We're here to make a difference. Our experienced therapists utilize evidence-based methods such as CBT and more to help you effectively manage depression.
Convenient therapy
No more commuting stress. Our client-friendly online platform offers eating disorder therapy at your doorstep. Schedule weekly sessions on your terms, from your own space.
Measurable progress
Track your eating disorder journey with clear goals and results-oriented therapy. Studies show that you can reduce your symptoms in about 20-40 sessions at Makin Wellness.*
Eating disorder specialists
Your online eating disorder specialist receives monthly training to stay up-to-date on the latest treatments and research, ensuring you get the best care possible.
Symptom relief
You can find relief from agonizing eating disorder symptoms like obsessions, binging, and negative body image.
3 tips for starting online eating disorder therapy
Establish routines
For eating disorders, consistency is key. At Makin Wellness, we provide scheduled sessions at the same day and time for your convenience.
Prepare
Create a quiet space, test your internet, have tissues and water nearby, and mentally prepare for an empathetic session.
Set realistic goals
Set achievable goals, communicate with your therapist, and be patient with your individualized eating disorder treatment plan. Consistency and open communication are essential.
Stop letting your eating disorder control your life.
The most important things to remember about eating disorders is that it’s not your fault. You didn’t do anything to deserve having an eating disorder and you certainly don’t deserve to suffer from one. Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses that can have devastating consequences if left untreated. Makin Wellness has therapists qualified to treat whatever eating disorder you’re struggling with.
- Anorexia nervosa
- Bulimia nervosa
- Binge-eating disorder
- Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorders
- Rumination disorders
- Pica
- Anorexia nervosa
- Bulimia nervosa
- Binge-eating disorder
- Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorders
- Rumination disorders
- Pica
You deserve a life free from the constant worry and stress of an eating disorder.
Eating Disorder Therapy can help you learn to cope with the thoughts and emotions that trigger your disordered eating. It can also help you develop healthy coping mechanisms and learn to love and accept yourself.
Understand what triggers your disordered eating
Learn & develop healthy coping mechanisms
Learn to love and accept yourself
Help is available with our highly rated Pennsylvania online therapists & counselors.
If you’re thinking about starting eating disorder therapy, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, make sure to find a therapist who specializes in eating disorders. They will be able to understand and help you in a way that other therapists can’t. Second, be prepared to work hard. Recovery is not easy, but it is so worth it. Lastly, don’t give up on yourself. You deserve to recover and live a happy and healthy life.
Real success stories from Makin Wellness clients
Sara Makin M.S. Ed, LPC, NCC
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Erin Kilpatrick M.A., LPC, ATR-BC
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Tori Romberger M.A.,LPC, NCC, CCTP
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Tanja Soto M.A., LPC, BCBA
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Elizabeth Gilmore LPC
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Childhood Trauma Therapy, Pediatric Anger Management, Pediatric ADD/ADHD
Michelle Wygant LPC
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Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), PTSD Counseling, Bipolar Disorder Therapy
Carolyn Weimer M.S., LPC
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Addiction/ Substance Abuse Therapy, Anger Management, Court Evaluations
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Elizabeth Peduzzi M.A., LPC
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Alison Grabell LCSW
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Adjustment Disorder, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
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Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Burnout Therapy
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Eating Disorder Therapy, Life Transition Therapy, Stress Management Therapy
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Couples Therapy, Bereavement/Grief Counseling, Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Expressive Arts Therapy, Music Therapy, Body Dysmorphic Disorder Therapy
Danielle Turk M.S., LPC, NCC
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Caregiver Burnout Counseling, Couples Therapy, Gender Affirming Counseling
Maddison Fyffe M.A., LPC
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Bereavement/Grief Counseling, Personal Development Counseling, Gambling Addiction
Rachael Dittmar, MS, NCC
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Grief, stress, negative self-image
Alexander Noel, BS
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ADHD, anxiety, and depression
Rivka Dattlo, MS
Focus areas:
Anxiety, depression, grief
Eliza Watson, BA
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Grief, adjustment, social anxiety
Jenelle Noell, LSW
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Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, autism
Sean Ramos-Izquierdo, BS
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Stress Management, Coping Skills, Anxiety, Grief and Trauma
Rachel Cox, BSc
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Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Life Transitions
Michele Thomas, MA, CADC, LPC
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Substance Abuse, Anxiety, Self-Esteem
Allison Ho, MSW,LSW
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Anxiety, Depression, Trauma-informed care, Cultural identity
Heidi Woodyard, BS
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Couples, Families, Trauma, Juveniles with Problem Sexual Behaviors
Kathryn Polaski, BA
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Anxiety, Depression, Stress
Tammie Miller, MA
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Trauma crisis counseling, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD
Alexandra Dercole, MA
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Relationship patterns, Identity exploration, Trauma-informed care
Sara Makin, M.S. Ed., LPC, NCC
Rahmah Albugami, M.S.Ed., LPC, NCC
Acceptance & Commitment, Multicultural, and Integration Therapy
Mariah Cooney, LPC
Coping Mechanism Behavior, Life Coaching, and Social Anxiety Therapy
Erin Kilpatrick, M.A., LPC, ATR-BC
Attachment Disorder Therapy, Pediatric ADD/ADHD, Parenting Counseling
Tori Romberger, M.A.,LPC, NCC, CCTP
Bereavement/Grief Counseling, Gambling Addiction Therapy, Porn Addiction Therapy
Tanja Soto, M.A., LPC, BCBA
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Hyperactive Disorder (ADD/ADHD), LGBT Care
Elizabeth Gilmore, LPC
Childhood Trauma Therapy, Pediatric Anger Management, Pediatric ADD/ADHD
Michelle Wygant, MA, LPC
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), PTSD Counseling, Bipolar Disorder Therapy
Carolyn Weimer, M.S., LPC
Addiction/ Substance Abuse Therapy, Anger Management, Court Evaluations
Alonia Slappy, M.A., LPC
BIPOC Mental Health, Cultural Diversity Issues, Emotional Regulation Therapy (ERT)
Elizabeth Peduzzi, M.A., LPC
EDMR Therapy, Seasonal Addictive Disorder (SAD), Behavioral Issues Therapy
Alison Grabell, LCSW
Adjustment Disorder, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Kristina Frechette, LCSW
Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Burnout Therapy
Gabrielle Blawas, LSW
Eating Disorder Therapy, Life Transition Therapy, Stress Management Therapy
Doug Puchko, MSCP, LPC
Couples Therapy, Bereavement/Grief Counseling, Autism Spectrum Disorder
Randy Potter, M.A., LPC, NCC
Expressive Arts Therapy, Music Therapy, Body Dysmorphic Disorder Therapy
Danielle Turk, M.S., LPC
Caregiver Burnout Counseling, Couples Therapy, Gender Affirming Counseling
Maddison Fyffe, M.A., LPC
Bereavement/Grief Counseling, Personal Development Counseling, Gambling Addiction
Rachael Dittmar, MS.,NCC
Grief, stress, negative self-image
Alexander Noel, MS
ADHD, anxiety, and depression
Rivka Dattlo, MS
Anxiety, depression, grief
Kaitlyn Bonham, MA
Anxiety, Coping Skills, Depression
Eliza Watson, BA
Grief, adjustment, social anxiety
Jenelle Noell, LSW
Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, autism
Sean Ramos-Izquierdo, BS
Stress Managment, Coping Skills, Anxiety, Grief and Trauma
Heidi Woodyard, BS
Couples, Families, Trauma, Juveniles with Problem Sexual Behaviors
Tammie Miller, MA
Trauma crisis counseling, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD
Highest rated online therapists & counselors in Pennsylvania
Makin Wellness provides a safe, caring environment with only top-rated specialists. We provide secure online therapy & counseling that fits your life. With a results-based, individual approach, our goal is to help you heal and become happy again. Start online therapy today.
10 FAQs about online Eating Disorder therapy
Online eating disorder therapy is specialized mental health treatment focused on unhealthy patterns related to food, body image, and weight. It addresses behaviors such as restriction, binge eating, purging, or obsessive thoughts about food. Therapy supports medical, emotional, and behavioral stabilization as part of comprehensive care.
The modality of online therapy is designed to be versatile, offering multiple avenues for therapeutic engagement. Let’s delve into the specific components that make online therapy for eating disorders both accessible and effective.
a. Video Calls:
Video calls serve as a powerful medium for online therapy, offering a visual connection that closely mimics face-to-face interactions. The ability to see your therapist provides a sense of presence and fosters a deeper connection. This visual engagement can be particularly impactful when addressing your body image concerns and fostering a sense of trust in the therapeutic relationship.
During video calls, therapists may employ various therapeutic techniques, including cognitive-behavioral interventions, exposure therapy, and mindfulness exercises. Visual cues become valuable tools in exploring the nuances of non-verbal communication, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of your experiences.
b. Phone Calls:
Phone-based therapy provides a different but equally valuable experience. While lacking the visual component, phone calls allow for a heightened focus on the spoken word and the nuances of tone. This format can be beneficial if you feel more comfortable expressing yourself verbally or if you prefer a more auditory therapeutic experience.
The absence of visual distractions during phone calls can create an intimate space for self-reflection and deepening your connection with your thoughts and emotions. It’s a medium that emphasizes the power of language and the therapeutic alliance formed through shared dialogue.
Understanding these modalities allows you to choose the format that aligns most closely with your preferences and comfort level. Whether you opt for the visual richness of video calls, or the focused auditory experience of phone calls, each modality can be harnessed to support your unique therapeutic journey.
You may benefit from online eating disorder therapy if you feel out of control around food, constantly worry about your body or weight, or use food to cope with emotions. Even if you’re unsure whether your symptoms “qualify,” early support can prevent patterns from worsening. Scheduling an initial consultation can help determine the appropriate level of care.
In the realm of mental health, the effectiveness of therapy is a dynamic interplay between the therapeutic approach, the skills of the therapist, and yourself. Online therapy, specifically for eating disorders, introduces a dimension of accessibility that can be transformative.
Consider the role of accessibility. Online therapy transcends geographical barriers, ensuring that even in remote locations or with limited access to in-person mental health services, you can still engage in therapeutic interventions. This level of accessibility is particularly crucial in the context of eating disorders, where early intervention and consistent support are paramount.
Moreover, the flexibility offered by online therapy can significantly contribute to its effectiveness. You may often face unique challenges related to your relationships with food, body image, and mental health. Online therapy accommodates the scheduling constraints that may arise due to your work, school, or family commitments. This flexibility enhances the likelihood of consistent engagement, a key factor in the success of therapeutic interventions.
It’s important to acknowledge that the effectiveness of online therapy is not a one-size-fits-all equation. Factors such as the severity of your eating disorder, individual preferences, and the therapeutic alliance formed between you and your therapist all play crucial roles. As you explore online therapy, consider it as a dynamic and adaptable tool that, when wielded with intention, has the potential to be a valuable ally in your journey toward improved mental health.
Therapists may use evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills, and trauma-informed care when appropriate. Treatment plans are individualized based on the type and severity of the eating disorder. Coordination with medical providers or dietitians may be recommended when needed.
We provide online eating disorder therapy in Pennsylvania, Florida, Vermont, South Carolina, and Maine through secure online sessions. Clients must be physically located in one of these states at the time of their appointment. Contact us to confirm provider availability in your state.
The length of online therapy depends on symptom severity, medical needs, and personal goals. Some clients benefit from structured short-term support, while others require longer-term treatment to address underlying patterns. Progress is reviewed regularly to ensure appropriate care.
Yes. Our therapists are licensed mental health professionals or supervised prelicensed providers trained in evidence-based eating disorder therapy. Both licensed and prelicensed providers are qualified to provide care, and prelicensed providers are supervised by licensed clinicians to ensure high standards of treatment.
The realm of online therapy encompasses a diverse array of qualified professionals specializing in the treatment of eating disorders. As you embark on the process of selecting a therapist, understanding the qualifications, expertise, and therapeutic approaches of these professionals becomes essential.
a. Licensed Therapists:
We have licensed therapists, including counselors and social workers. Our providers undergo extensive training and education in mental health and are equipped to address a broad range of concerns, including eating disorders.
Licensing requirements vary by jurisdiction, and our licensed therapists adhere to ethical guidelines and standards of practice. We ensure that our providers meet the professional qualifications necessary to provide you with competent and effective care.
b. Specialization in Eating Disorders:
Our online therapists specialize in the treatment of eating disorders. Specialization involves additional training and experience in addressing the unique challenges posed by conditions such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other related issues.
When considering potential therapists, feel free to inquire about their specific background and proficiency in treating eating disorders. Gain insights into their treatment approach, the therapeutic modalities they utilize, and their overarching philosophy on recovery. Choosing a therapist with expertise in eating disorders ensures a nuanced understanding of these conditions, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the therapeutic journey. Our care team will diligently match you with a specialized therapist to address your unique needs.
c. Experience in Online Therapy:
While therapists may have extensive experience in traditional in-person settings, the landscape of online therapy requires unique skills and adaptability. Online therapists possess experience in delivering effective care through virtual platforms, utilizing the nuances of digital communication to foster meaningful therapeutic connections.
When exploring potential therapists, it’s crucial to inquire about their experience in online therapy. Our care team actively assesses how therapists navigate the virtual therapeutic space, engage clients through digital mediums, and address the distinctive challenges posed by online interactions. This proactive approach guarantees that you receive competent and effective care, thoughtfully tailored to the online modality.
By choosing a therapist from Makin Wellness, supported by a combination of licensing, specialization in eating disorders, and proven experience in online therapy, you set the stage for a therapeutic journey aligned with your unique needs and goals. Our care team is committed to facilitating this seamless match for a positive and impactful therapeutic experience.
Yes. Online therapy sessions are confidential and follow professional privacy and safety standards, with limited legal exceptions related to immediate risk. Your therapist will clearly review confidentiality policies at the start of treatment.
Confidentiality is the cornerstone of effective therapy, and online therapy platforms prioritize creating a secure environment for you. It’s natural to have concerns about the privacy of your information and the security of online platforms. Let’s delve into the measures taken to ensure the confidentiality and security of your online therapeutic journey.
a. Encryption Protocols:
We utilize advanced encryption protocols to secure the transmission of data between you and your therapist. This encryption ensures that your conversations and any shared information remain confidential and protected from unauthorized access.
Understanding the specific encryption standards employed by the platform can provide you with reassurance regarding the safety of your online interactions. When exploring online therapy options, inquire about the encryption measures in place, and ensure they align with industry standards for protecting sensitive information.
b. Platform Security Features:
We implement various security features to safeguard your personal information. These features include secure login processes, multifactor authentication, and secure data storage practices. We prioritize compliance with data protection regulations to ensure that your privacy is maintained throughout the therapeutic process.
c. Therapist Adherence to Ethical Standards:
In addition to platform security, our therapists adhere to the same ethical standards as those in traditional settings. Ethical guidelines require our therapists to prioritize confidentiality and to take measures to protect your privacy.
Makin Wellness is committed to ethical standards and confidentiality. Our therapists are transparent about their practices, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of how your information will be handled and protected.
Understanding the security measures we have in place provides a foundation of trust, allowing you to engage in therapy with confidence that your personal information remains confidential throughout the therapeutic process.
We believe online counseling should feel clear and straightforward — including pricing. Our rates are transparent, so you know exactly what to expect before scheduling.
Effective March 1, 2026
Private pay rates:
- First session: $211.75
- Ongoing sessions: $181.50 per session
Insurance holders:
If you plan to use insurance, the listed rates are not necessarily what you will pay. Before your first appointment, our team will complete a benefits verification to determine your coverage details, including your estimated copay, coinsurance, or deductible responsibility. This helps you understand your expected costs in advance.
- First session: $192.50
- Ongoing sessions: $165 per session
Your first appointment allows time for a deeper assessment, understanding your goals, and creating a personalized plan with your therapist. Follow-up sessions focus on ongoing support, skill-building, and progress toward your goals.
Many clients find that online counseling is a valuable investment in their mental health, relationships, and overall well-being.
If you have questions about cost, insurance, or scheduling, our team is happy to help — you can request an appointment online or call us at (833)-274-heal.
Yes. Many individuals feel guilt, secrecy, or fear when seeking eating disorder therapy. Treatment is nonjudgmental and focused on understanding patterns, not blame. Seeking help is a proactive step toward recovery.