Eating Disorders Therapists in Sarnia, ON
Laura Clarke
Registered Psychotherapist
I’m a registered psychotherapist supporting individuals who feel stuck in patterns of self-doubt, emotional overwhelm, or disconnection in their relationships. My approach is warm, grounded, and conversational - integrating Narrative Therapy, EFT, Somatic, and Trauma-Informed practices to nurture safety, awareness, and sustainable change. Complimentary consultations available.
Karina Ramdath (she/her)
Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist
Karina will honour your skills, values, and experiences to help you improve your personal mental health, overcome trauma, and/or improve relationships. Karina provides effective therapy to help you achieve your wellness goals.
Carly Quintero
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
I have over eight years of experience counselling individuals from predominantly person-centred and narrative approaches, with a specific focus on developing treatment tailored to each client's unique needs and personality. I am confident working with anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional effects of chronic pain, substance abuse, eating disorders, grief, LGBTQ+ issues, and adjustment disorders.
Krista Olson
Registered Social Worker
I honour the courage and vulnerability it takes to ask for help and to truly look at ourselves. It is a privilege to hold a safe and meaningful space, and to collaborate with clients in the often delicate process of self-exploration, experiential healing, and growth. I would love the opportunity to join you on your journey.
Michelle Strazzeri
Master of Social Work (M.S.W, R.S.W) -Social Worker/ Psychotherapist
For 9 years I have worked with individuals, couples and families on a wide variety of issues including communication breakdown, trauma, abuse, accident, injury, addictions, depression, anxiety and other mental health concerns. I understand that change is difficult, and it is hard to take the first step in seeking out therapy support. I know it takes courage to start this process.
Janalyn Dodds MSW, BSW, RSW
Registered Social Worker/ Psychotherapist
I am a Registered Social Worker and psychotherapist with The Support Station, a Canadian-based, woman-owned organization that believes cost shouldn't be a barrier to accessing quality mental health and wellness support. Each client's session fees are adjusted according to not only their monthly income, but also any bills and debts paid out regularly get considered as well.
Fanis Makrigiannis
Hypnotherapist
Mind Spirit Body Hypnosis is a virtual practice based in Oshawa, Ontario, serving clients across Ontario and the US. Founded by Fanis Makrigiannis — Certified Hypnotherapist, NLP Master Practitioner & EMDR Practitioner — offering support for anxiety, trauma, weight loss, sleep, confidence, smoking cessation, and habit change. Fully virtual. Ages 10 and up.
Loreana La Civita
Registered Psychotherapist
I’m a Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario offering trauma-informed, attachment-based therapy for teens and adults. I support clients navigating anxiety, OCD, disordered eating, emotional dysregulation, and neurodivergence (ADHD/autism). My style is warm, collaborative, and insight-oriented, blending depth work with practical tools.
Erin Gilmour
Registered Psychotherapist, Certified Canadian Addiction Counsellor
I offer depth-oriented therapy to help you understand the why behind your struggles—not just manage symptoms. Together, we explore patterns, emotions, and protective parts to support lasting change, self-trust, and meaningful relief. This is a space for curiosity, compassion, and true transformation.
Regan Kelly
Registered Psychotherapist
If you’re feeling weighed down by grief, anxiety, or relational struggles, you don’t have to face it alone. My goal is to make therapy practical, approachable, and even enjoyable when possible. I specialize in helping adults navigate these challenges using evidence-based approaches tailored to your unique needs. Together, we’ll work toward finding relief and creating the change you’ve been seeking
Krista Gatti
Registered Social Worker
I began my career by providing support to individuals who were facing life's challenges. I have experience working with a variety of areas such as anxiety, depression, grief, separation, and self-esteem. I am also trained in self-compassion, Mindfulness, grounding techniques and breathing exercises. I use a unique blend of evidence-based modalities to fit the individual needs of the person.
Shasha Oosthuizen
Psychologist (Supervised Practice)
Sometimes life can become overwhelming because of our inner worlds or outer worlds. We try to manage our life’s challenges as best as we know, but occasionally we might need extra support to feel better. Seeking psychotherapy is an admirable decision since it is a type of self-care, and taking care of ourselves is essential for our wellness.
Mackenzie Fournier
Registered Psychotherapist
Hi, I’m Mackenzie! I’m a Psychotherapist who loves keeping therapy real, down-to-earth, and practical. I help people untangle patterns around anxiety, food, and self-trust using tools grounded in science. In sessions, I bring my authentic self—you can expect a mix of support, guidance, and maybe a little humour when it feels right—so we can tackle challenges together without the extra pressure.
Siobhan McCarthy, MSW, RSW
Registered Individual and Family Therapist , Clinical Consultant
If you feel that you are not living your best life, your relationships are not what you hoped they would be, or the conflict in your life is not going away, perhaps it is time to talk to someone about it. Starting counselling is a brave first step and I will be there to support you through this process. Additionally, I provide supervision to Social Workers in Private Practice.
Khysandra Lee
Registered Psychotherapist
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Frequently Asked Questions About Eating Disorders
What eating disorders does therapy treat?
Therapy treats the full spectrum of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder (the most common eating disorder), avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), and other specified feeding or eating disorders. These conditions are characterized by disturbances in eating behaviour, significant preoccupation with food, weight, and body shape, and often profound impacts on physical health, psychological wellbeing, and social functioning. All eating disorders are serious mental health conditions regardless of body weight.
What therapy approaches have the strongest evidence for eating disorders?
For bulimia and binge eating disorder, CBT-Enhanced (CBT-E) has the strongest evidence. Family-Based Treatment (FBT, also called the Maudsley Approach) is the gold standard for adolescents with anorexia. Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is used when emotion dysregulation is central. The Adolescent-Focused Psychotherapy and Acceptance-Based Behaviour Therapy also have evidence. No single approach is equally effective for all eating disorders — personalized treatment planning by an eating disorder specialist is important.
When does eating disorder treatment require medical supervision?
Eating disorders can have serious medical consequences — electrolyte imbalances, cardiac arrhythmia, bone density loss, and other complications. Medical monitoring is essential when weight is very low (in anorexia), when purging is frequent (in bulimia, due to electrolyte risks), or when there are any concerning physical symptoms. Higher levels of care — intensive outpatient, day programs, or inpatient — may be needed when outpatient therapy is not sufficient to maintain medical stability or safety.
What does recovery from an eating disorder look like?
Recovery from an eating disorder is not just about normalized eating and weight — it involves a fundamental shift in one's relationship with food, body, and self. Full recovery — where the eating disorder no longer dominates one's thoughts, emotions, or behaviour — is possible, though the path is rarely linear and relapses are common parts of the journey rather than failures. Many people benefit from long-term therapy and ongoing support, particularly during high-stress periods.
How long does eating disorder treatment take?
Eating disorder treatment typically takes months to years rather than weeks. Bulimia and binge eating disorder often respond to structured CBT within 20 sessions, though many people need longer work to address underlying issues. Anorexia typically requires much longer treatment given the medical complexity and ego-syntonic nature of the condition. A team approach — therapist, dietitian, physician, and sometimes psychiatrist — produces better outcomes than therapy alone for moderate to severe eating disorders.