Grö Recovery

EATING DISORDER RECOVERY COACHING

Help and support through the sticky parts of recovery, with the sympathy that someone who has experienced an eating disorder can provide.

Why work with an ED Recovery Coach?

You deserve to live a full, free and happy life.
An Eating Disorder Recovery Coach can help get you there.

Together, we will challenge, change, and stop disordered thoughts about food and body. Having traveled my own recovery journey, I appreciate the importance of having concrete support continue into navigating real-world challenges. My firsthand recovery experience and my education in eating disorder recovery allows me to understand what my clients are experiencing and gives me the knowledge to help them conquer those challenges.

What we will do together

Every Grö Recovery client gets to customize their support. Whether your sessions are in-person or virtual, or a combination of both, we will work together to achieve the following:

Challenge and change disordered thoughts around food / body

Explore and learn to implement self-care practices

Set goals to help identify and heal disordered behaviors

Establish body neutrality and gain body acceptance

Work to neutralize fear foods

Discover a new mindfulness practice

Establish an intuitive approach to movement

How I can help

As a coach, I can go where your therapist and dietitian cannot go! I can be there in the here and now to support you through the challenging experiences of recovery. In-person eating disorder recovery in Colorado can include:

Meal and snack support

Grocery shopping

At-home cooking sessions

Movement / activity sessions

Hiking sessions

Closet clean out support

Clothes shopping

Text support in between all virtual and in-person sessions

Recovery Coaching,
the way that you need it

Grö Recovery Coaching provides individual one-on-one recovery coaching both virtually and in-person. Through a combination of talk sessions, challenge sessions, between session text and email support, goal setting, and journaling activities, our work together will focus on gaining the strength to shut down the thoughts and behaviors that sabotage recovery. We will work through the “Hows” of recovery and learn to strengthen the healthy self that longs for a life free of your eating disorder.

Virtual Sessions

A one-on-one virtual session is a more flexible option for discussing your next steps, setting goals, and more!

In-Person Sessions

These sessions are great for meals, shopping, cooking, movement sessions, and any in-person support you need on your eating disorder recovery journey in Colorado.

Is Recovery Coaching for you?

  • You are feeling stuck in your current recovery journey
  • You are looking for additional support in your recovery between sessions with your treatment team
  • Your relationship with food feels chaotic, rigid or both
  • You struggle to accept your body as it is in this moment
  • Your perception of your body prohibits you from enjoying the world around you
  • You desire to change your language around food
  • You want to regain body trust
  • You want to be a better role model for your children and family
  • You want to embody self-compassion and body kindness
  • You want someone on your team who understands your experience

About Emily

Eating Disorder Recovery Coach

I have always identified as an athlete. Someone who is ambitious, goal-oriented, enjoys working with others in a team atmosphere, and thrives when put into leadership roles. Unfortunately, the same drive and determination that made me a great athlete were the characteristics that allowed my eating disorder to take hold of me mentally & physically. Having gone through recovery, I can see how much richer life is on the other side.

“Emily is a wonderful coach.
She’s a thoughtful and patient listener, and at the same time is able to concretely challenge clients and help them set and achieve goals around their behaviors, thoughts, movement, and relationship with food. Additionally, by providing support and accountability between sessions, she is able to help clients find and strengthen their healthy voice in challenging moments. Being recovered herself, she also uses her lived experience in a supportive way and truly gives clients hope that there is full life beyond an eating disorder.”

— C.C.

“Emily has a tremendous ability to connect with people on a deeply authentic level and is one of the most supportive, encouraging, and insightful people I’ve ever known. She is passionate about her work and her impact on those she touches. Emily is funny, smart, caring, genuine, purposeful, and joyful and inspires others to thrive with all of her heart and soul.”

— R.L.

12 Week Binge Eating Program

Embark on a life-changing journey toward freedom and self-discovery with my 12-week Binge Eating Disorder Coaching Program.

This comprehensive program is designed to help you break free from the shackles of Binge Eating Disorder (BED) and foster a better relationship with food, body, and self. Each week is meticulously crafted to guide you through a transformative process.

We begin with a deep dive into understanding the root causes of BED and continue to explore body image resilience, identify hidden triggers, and navigate the dynamic interplay of your personality traits in recovery. Along the way, you’ll gain vital skills to challenge unhelpful thought patterns, find your healthy self-voice to speak back to the eating disorder, and create a holistic approach to wellness. By the end of these 12 weeks, you’ll have developed the tools and resilience to face a body- and weight-focused world while embracing self-discovery and building a solid support network.

Start your journey toward lasting recovery today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn How Eating Disorder Recovery Coaching Works!

What is the benefit of working with Emily as your eating disorder recovery coach?

Grö Recovery Coaching provides additional treatment support through the day-to-day struggles of recovery. Coaching can provide a crucial aspect of treatment by having the ability to accompany you in everyday situations and providing exposure and response prevention. Unlike a therapist or dietitian whose treatment is confined to hourlong office appointments, Emily can provide in-person, real-time support through meal outings, shopping for groceries or clothes, at-home cooking experiences. A coach’s role in the recovery journey is to provide extra guidance and encouragement when it may be difficult to abstain from eating disorder behaviors.

Having recovered herself, Emily, can also act as a role model for recovered living and provide a source of hope and inspiration that full recovery is possible. From her own experiences, she truly knows the pain of an eating disorder and the challenges of recovery. Through her training she is conscious of how to use her personal experience in the best interest of each client.

What is the role of an Eating Disorder Coach within the framework of a treatment team?

A coach can support the work a client is doing with their treatment team by offering extra guidance and insight when it may be difficult for a client to abstain from eating disorder behaviors. A coach’s ultimate goal is to help every client carry out the treatment plan established by the treatment team making the overall treatment more effective. A coach does not make diagnoses and cannot make nutritional/meal plans. Instead, your coach will stay in communication with your treatments to assure that the work you are doing between therapy and dietitian appointments is productive and effective.

How is a coach different from a therapist or a Dietitian?
As a Carolyn Costin Institute-trained coach Emily does not diagnose or treat conditions or have the training to delve into more underlying issues. Instead, she is trained to support the work and treatment goals her clients have with their therapist or treatment team. As a coach, the work you will do with Emily, will be focused on the “here and now” and the how’s of recovery, and to help you in accomplishing day-to-day behavior changes.
Does Emily work with clients outside of Denver?
Yes, Emily currently has clients outside of Denver and has been working with them virtually to help them achieve their treatment goals.
What specific eating disorders does Emily work with?
Emily works with individuals diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating, orthorexia, ARFID, and OSFED. She also works with individuals who have not been medically diagnosed but are struggling with poor body image and eating disorders.
Is being recovered possible?

Yes it is possible! I have been recovered for many years and can tell you it is possible! And here is what it looks as defined by Carolyn Costin:

“Being recovered, to me, is when the person can accept his or her natural body size and shape and no longer has a self-destructive or unnatural relationship with food or exercise. When you are recovered, food and weight take a proper perspective in your life and what you weigh is not more important than who you are, in fact, actual numbers are of little or no importance at all. When recovered, you will not compromise your health or betray your soul to look a certain way, wear a certain size or reach a certain number on a scale.”

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I want to help you find the same place of peace and serenity that I found in my own life. We can do that together. All it takes is reaching out for the help you deserve.

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