February is National Eating Disorder Awareness Month, a time that invites us to look more closely at something many people deal with quietly. Eating disorders are often misunderstood as being about food, weight, or appearance. In reality, they are frequently about pain, control, fear, trauma, perfectionism, and the deep human need to feel safe in […]


I have a lot of friends who are incredible teachers. So invested in their students – extending far beyond their academics. And then I have my clients. And my clients teachers who I attempt to connect with, often unsuccessfully. The conversations that I hope go smoothly and often don’t until I start explaining my clients […]

