Individual Therapy
**Our individual therapy services are available to residents of DC, MD, and VA (ages 10+). We accept Aetna, Anthem, CareFirst BCBS, Optum/UnitedHealthcare, and Virginia Medicaid 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. Members of our team are uniquely equipped to integrate spirituality into the counseling process if desired.
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 10 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
Adrian Hosler - MS, LGPC
Therapist
Caitlin Kelly - MA, LPC, CEDS, ATR-BC
Therapist
Veronica Losada - MA
Resident in Counseling
Alexandra Lutz - MA
Resident in Counseling
Alexa Reyes Garcia - MSW
Resident in Counseling
Brigitte Sandoval - LGPC
Therapist
Madison Voss - MA
Resident in Counseling
Meet Our Clinical Interns
Ruth Chan
Clinical Intern
Ruth helps clients find freedom, connection, and rest. She is also passionate about serving those whose explorations of grief, spirituality, and chronic illness intersect with disordered eating. Her counseling approach draws from person-centered, narrative, and emotionally-focused frameworks.
Emily Drake
Clinical Intern
Emily provides evidence-based and trauma-informed care to clients navigating challenges with disordered eating, body image, and self-acceptance. She is deeply committed to creating a compassionate, non-judgmental, and safe space for healing. Her goal is to empower individuals to move toward lasting recovery and feel proud of who they are.
Karlynda Turner
Clinical Intern
Karlynda is passionate about offering client-centered approaches to therapy with holistic and creative perspectives, as well as providing culturally-informed care to communities.