Sliding Scale Individual Therapy
**Our individual therapy services are available to residents of VA, MD, and DC (ages 12+). We accept CareFirst BCBS and Optum/UnitedHealthcare, as well as offer sliding scale to anyone who is out-of-network. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more.**
How We Help
We know the road to recovering from an eating disorder can be a hard journey. Our team of therapists is here to help you on your journey to healing.
We provide affordable, individual eating disorder therapy sessions to help you navigate recovery and all that comes with it. We cover a variety of presenting concerns including eating disorders, other food and body issues, self worth, shame, anxiety, and depression.
Our therapists use integrative approaches that combine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Relational-Cultural Therapy and more to best suit each client’s needs. Our team is uniquely equipped to integrate Christian spirituality into the counseling process, according to your needs and desires.
Getting Connected
To get started, schedule your free consultation online or email us at freedom@rockrecoveryed.org. Our individual eating disorder therapy services are available in-person in Arlington, VA and virtually to residents of Virginia, Maryland and DC (ages 12 and older). Click here for more information on fees and insurance.
Interested in learning more about our eating disorder therapy groups? Click here to learn more about our meal support and body image groups.
Have additional questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more.
Meet Our Therapists
Stephanie Auriemma - MS, LMFT
Clinical Director
Stephanie utilizes an empathetic, person-centered approach to create a safe space to encourage self-exploration, personal growth, and acceptance. She is also passionate about providing accessible, high quality care to underserved communities.
Jamie Hunt - LPC, RDN, NCC
Therapist
Jamie is a multi-disciplinary provider who is passionate about helping people heal relationships with food and their bodies. Jamie’s therapeutic approach uses person-centered and mindfulness techniques, blending in her multifaceted experience. She brings her love of empathetic connection to each session.
Brigitte “Bri” Sandoval
Clinical Intern
Brigitte “Bri” is passionate about supporting clients on their healing journey, emphasizing the mind-body connection. She takes a holistic approach to dealing with life's challenges and promotes change through mindfulness and acceptance.
Callie Dyer - MS, LPC
Therapist
Callie helps adolescents & young adults navigate life. She also utilizes a Health at Every Size and intuitive eating framework to help clients improve their relationship with food, exercise, and body image to empower you to identify your strengths, advocate for your needs, and meet your unique goals.
Jey Wayne - MA
Resident in Counseling
Jey has experience working with a wide variety of populations, including children, teens, adults, and families. She is passionate about helping individuals overcome cultural and social barriers to find their authentic selves. She uses empathetic, holistic, person-centered approaches while integrating different theoretical approaches such as DBT, CBT, and some art and play therapy approaches.
Rebekah Haile - M.Ed.
Resident in Counseling
Rebekah is passionate about providing trauma-informed care and addressing complex situations from a person-centered approach. She is also excited to integrate faith in individual therapy with those who desire to explore their food and body issues from a spiritual lens.
Stephanie Cerrato
Clinical Intern
Stephanie is passionate about supporting individuals in their healing journey with food and body through a Health At Every Size (HAES) and anti-diet framework. She believes in a collaborative therapeutic approach whereby clients are the experts in their own lived experiences and incorporates a variety of theoretical perspectives including narrative therapy, CBT, and DBT into her practice.
Adrian Hosler - MS, LGPC
Therapist
Adrian supports communities with suicide prevention and helps domestic violence survivors regain control of their lives. She is passionate about facilitating groups that connect individuals navigating life’s ups and downs. Adrian enjoys empowering people through collaborative and culturally inclusive therapy.
Isabelle Koene
Clinical Intern
Isabelle is passionate about helping individuals find freedom with their relationships with food and is drawn to a person-centered counseling approach, mindfulness, and using acceptance strategies while working with clients with disordered eating and co-occurring disorders such as anxiety and depression.