Find a clinician to work with in the Lane 9 Directory

Abby Chan, MS, RDN is a non-diet, weight-inclusive Registered Dietitian with her master's degree in nutrition and dietetics. She specializes in working with athletes and those with eating disorders by re-establishing their relationship with food, movement, and training. She a lover of movement and is an avid outdoor athlete, cyclist, runner, skier, and dancer. She is the co-owner of EVOLVE Flagstaff, an integrative facility that focuses on nutrition, injury prevention and rehabilitation, and strength training help you do what you love, for life.

Growing up in central IL, I was involved in athletics from a young age. I ran cross country and track for seven years, resulting in several state medals. I continued my career at the collegiate level, where I was an all-conference athlete and qualifier for the NAIA national indoor track and field meet. I know all too well what it is like to show up every day training hard for the competition you love.  

I also know what it is like to face obstacles during training. Underfueling, GI issues, iron deficiency… all of those problems plagued me at some point in my career, and I saw many of my teammates suffer from nutrition-related problems as well. Most concerning was the prevalence of disordered eating I saw during my eleven years of sport. I started Midwest Performance Nutrition because I saw a need in the athletic community to prioritize non-diet, weight-inclusive nutrition education. My approach is informed by Health at Every Size (HAES), Intuitive Eating, and evidence-based sports nutrition principles.  

I also have experience working at multiple levels of care treating eating disorder patients of all ages, though I have a special interest in working with adolescents and their families.  

Education wise - I have a B.S. in Dietetics from Olivet Nazarene University, where I was a member of the track team. I went on to complete my M.S. in Applied Exercise Science at Concordia University Chicago and my dietetic internship at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center. I am a licensed dietitian in 4 states and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics.

I’m Alexis Fairbanks, a UESCA-certified run coach, runner, and educator passionate about helping athletes unlock their potential. With over five years of coaching experience and decades of personal running and racing expertise, I’ve worked with runners of all levels—from beginner run-walkers to first-time marathoners and Boston qualifiers. Through personalized training plans I provide tailored support to help each athlete reach their unique goals.  

As a co-founder of the Lane 9 Project, I’m deeply committed to promoting athlete health, proper nutrition, and long-term sustainability in sport. Lane 9 focuses on menstrual health and reducing RED-S, and I weave this mission into my coaching to ensure athletes not only perform their best but also thrive physically and mentally.  

In addition to coaching, I serve as an instructional coach and interventionist for Denver Public Schools. Balancing my love for education and athletics, I strive to inspire those I work with—whether in the classroom or on the course—to achieve their full potential.

Hi there! I am a Registered Dietitian and the owner of Peak to Peak Nutrition. I work with runners and mountain athletes to help them dial in their nutrition to perform and feel their best, prevent and recovery from injury, and heal from REDs. I believe that mental health is just as important as physical health and support every athlete I work with in building and nurturing a positive relationship with food and with their bodies. A mountain athlete myself, I understand the practical challenges of fueling for sports like ultrarunning, rock climbing, and skiing.  

I am can work with anyone located in CO, CA, AZ, VA, MI, NJ, MT, MN, NV, and UT. I am in network with Cigna and Aetna insurance plans (and hope to be in network with Anthem and United Health Care plans in the near future). I also offer sliding scale rates to anyone who needs them.

Amanda is passionate about evidence-based nutrition and fitness. She is a former high school science teacher with a M.Ed in science education who changed careers to become a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) in December 2022. Amanda is also an avid runner and former division 1 cross country/ track athlete. Amanda became a UESCA Certified Running Coach in December 2023. She is on a mission to show others that you can be successful in athletics and life fueled by plants (follow her on Instagram). As a RDN, Amanda finds it rewarding to share her love of nutrition, fitness, and plant-forward eating with others and help them reach their own wellness goals. Amanda is especially passionate about REDs and preventing (or recovering from) it in athletes. You are also welcome to work with her if you aren’t plant-based or an athlete! Those are her passion areas, but she is able to help with a variety of concerns, goals, and lifestyles. And she’ll never pressure you to go plant-based in session!

I am the owner of MentPhys Wellness PLLC, located in Raleigh, NC. My speciality is working with "the perfect performer." I help athletes (competing and noncompeting) who struggle with managing their perfectionism. My clients usually seek out my services when they are feeling overwhelmed with anxious thoughts, disordered eating habits, overexercising or feelings of burnout in their sport. I strive to help my clients utilize their athletic mindset to push through adversity and learn to mange their mental health so that they can balance their whole health. I value strengthening the mind-body connection and finding balance in hormones, nutrition, movement and mental health.  

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I currently see all clients in the state of NC and I am working on receiving my PA licensure in the near future. Even though my office location is in Raleigh, I am available to see clients virtually across the state of NC.

WELLness Coach: Empowering Female Athletes and Active Women  

As a WELLness Coach, I specialize in supporting female athletes and active women to optimize every aspect of their training and lifestyle. Drawing on the latest research and data tailored to the female experience, my mission is to empower women to achieve their goals while prioritizing long-term health and well-being.  

I have proudly served the Chicagoland fitness community for the past 38 years. My journey began as the manager of The Chicago Sweat Shop, one of Chicago’s first aerobic studios, and later inspired me to open my own gym, Second Wind.  

Today, I coach high school girls' cross country and collaborate with female athletes and coaches to implement humanistic coaching methods, emphasizing the development of the WHOLE athlete. By integrating mental strategies with physical training, I help athletes achieve sustainable WELL-being and success in both sport and life.  

In addition to coaching, I work with individual clients to create customized plans that promote sustainable WELLness. My personal journey—including experiences with body image, growing up in the early days of Title IX, and witnessing discrimination in sports—uniquely equips me to understand, listen, and guide my clients and athletes.  

My certifications include:  

- Certified Personal Trainer (specializing in strength and conditioning and women’s strength training)

- Certified Yoga Instructor (with a focus on athletes and trauma-informed yoga)

- Certified Digital Wellness Specialist

- Certified Running Coach

- Certified Wellness Coach

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Whether coaching athletes to new achievements or guiding clients to embrace WELLness, I am passionate about helping women thrive in sport and life.

Hi! I am the owner of Intentful Nutrition, LLC, a virtual private practice specialzing in endurance sports, REDs & eating disorders. I have a special interest in working with teen athletes, new moms & middle aged women. Since becoming a dietitian five years ago, I have completed multiple certificates of training in eating disorders, REDs and functional nutrition to help athletes heal from the inside out. I look forward to connecting with you!

I’m Dr. Katie Noble. I’m a physical therapist on a mission to deliver comprehensive, tailored care using exercise and education to empower patients to success in the rehabilitation process and beyond.

Courtney Pensavalle is a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) and mental performance coach at Sportstrata, a private practice in NYC that treats elite athletes experiencing clinical mental health and performance related challenges. In addition, Courtney is currently a doctoral student at Pace University, pursuing her PhD in mental health and wellness. Clinically, Courtney integrates a range of approaches including cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR), somatic experiencing, internal family systems, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness. She works with adolescents and adults experiencing a variety of difficulties including generalized anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, body image concerns, trauma, and performance-related issues. A former Division I hockey player at Yale University, she is particularly passionate about working with young women and individuals that compete in elite performance spaces. In her spare time, Courtney plays recreational hockey all over the city, teaches yoga privately (RYT), and rock climbs.

As a therapist that specializes in eating disorders, trauma, anxiety, and athlete mental health, I have heard countless stories of the fear, doubt, and insecurities that keep us from engaging in the life we envision for ourselves. Our work will center around clarifying what the obstacles are, and empowering you to try new paths through them so you can live your story in a way that you are proud of.

I’m a body-positive, identity-affirming therapist who believes we all need non-judgmental support while we “figure it all out.” Creating an individualized therapeutic relationship and experience is at the heart of my practice to allow you to reach your goals and have an open, accepting space to process your life stories.

Hello! I am a former competitive distance runner turned anti-diet sports dietitian.  

Full transparency: food has not always been my friend. Neither has my body.  

I started competing in cross country/track & field at 10 years old. I earned my first national title at 15. By the time I was a senior D1 scholarship student-athlete, I was struggling with food, fitness, and my body - hard.  

My decade-long athletic career abruptly ended when a torn hip labrum led to surgery. My body started to change. Restrict/binge patterns became more prevalent (and exhausting). I found myself feeling scared and embarrassed to be around people because I felt so out of control around food, hated my body (and exercising), and I felt like the classic "washed up" athlete who no longer had the athletic accolades to prove my worth. The worst part? I felt so, so, unbelievably lonely.  

In short, retiring from sport sucked.  

I slowly but surely learned how to navigate all of that through a LOT of trial and error and what felt like last-ditch, radical efforts. Now, I use my experiences to relate to other retired athletes and my clinical expertise to guide them in healing their own relationships with identity, food, movement, and body.  

Because food is more than fuel, you are more than a body, and life is more than sport.

Hello! My name is Emily and I am a Registered Dietitian in Fairfield County, CT. I specialize in eating disorders and have experience working at the PHP/IOP and outpatient levels of ED care. I am a former competitive Irish dancer and a Pilates Instructor. I am passionate about helping individuals (especially athletes and dancers) foster a balanced relationship with food, movement, and their bodies.

Grace is a sports dietitian with a passion for supporting female endurance athletes fuel their bodies and create healthy relationships with food. She works collaboratively with clients to optimize performance, promote menstrual health, and prevent conditions like Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). Grace is committed to empowering women through personalized nutrition strategies that align with their athletic goals and overall well-being.

I am a board certified sports physical therapist at Adams Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy in Novi, Michigan. I specialize in treating female endurance athletes, and am passionate about helping female runners navigate bone stress injuries and the interconnectedness with Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport. I present to many local high school girl's cross country, track, swimming, and cycling teams regarding health and performance optimization. I am an avid endurance athlete myself, having completed the Kona Ironman, Boston Marathon, and now moving onto trail ultramarathons. Outside of running and physical therapy I enjoy spending time outside with my husband, two boys, and dog.

Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and founder of Stride Counseling. My clients are dedicated athletes grappling with eating disorders or OCD, facing the dual challenges of their mental health and a desire to perform at their peak. They are often overwhelmed by the demands of their sport, which can blur the lines between passion and harmful habits. Their primary goal is to reclaim their lives and their love for their sport, seeking not just recovery, but transformation—an opportunity to realign their beliefs and values towards a healthier, more balanced existence. They crave empowerment, resilience, and the ability to thrive both in their athletic pursuits and personal lives.  

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, a life-long athlete and a recovered person. I provide a candid, authentic, and engaging therapeutic environment that fosters deep self-reflection and growth, helping my clients reconnect with their capabilities and aspirations. I'm able to see clients in PA, NJ, DE, VT and FL!  

I understand the mental and physical toll eating disorders and OCD take, both from personal and professional experience. While recovery may seem daunting, know you are not alone. I am thankful to have helped many individuals on their healing journeys, and would be honored to be part of your story.

Co-founder of Lane 9 Project, Director of Membership Podcast host (Lane 9 Podcast), Running Coach, and Dietitian informed in sports nutrition and REDs/HA nutrition counseling. I have provided individual nutrition counseling for 15 years as a dietitian who specializes in sport, disordered eating, and menstrual health. I've been coaching runners at all levels since 2013, and co-founded Lane 9 Project with Alexis Fairbanks in 2017.

You'll find me in Ann Arbor MI, leading a local running group and learning on-the-go as a Volunteer Race Director for a local 5K/10K event (April 2025!). I also have three kiddos, a dog named Banana, and habit of writing (hopefully) witty and emotional personal essays to process my feelings and experiences.

Dr. Julia Rosenthal is a pelvic floor and orthopedic physical therapist and founder of Empower Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, NYC. Julia’s approach centers around empowering clients with the tools and knowledge they need to manage their symptoms. She integrates physical therapy techniques with strength training and and performance coaching to help her clients build resilience in their minds and bodies. Whether you’re an injured athlete, living with chronic pain, or experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction, no question or goal is off-limits when you are working with her.  

Julia has extensive clinical experience in treating people with both orthopedic and pelvic conditions in a variety of settings including multiple outpatient physical therapy practices in New York City, backstage on Broadway, and with multiple professional dance companies. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) at Columbia University, and went on to complete an orthopedic residency through NYU, where she specialized in Dance Medicine at the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries. Following her residency, she obtained board certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and became a certified Pelvic Health Practitioner through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Julia is also an RKC and DSPCC certified kettlebell coach, and a certified pregnancy and postpartum strength coach through Girls Gone Strong.

Julie W. Wiebe, PT, DPT (she/her) has over 28 years of clinical experience in Sports Medicine and Pelvic Health, specializing in abdominopelvic, pregnancy, postpartum, and performance health for fit and athletic populations. Her passion is to return active patients to fitness and sport after injury and pregnancy and equip professionals to do the same. Dr. Wiebe’s pioneering approach to optimize pelvic health integratively through movement and fitness has been successfully incorporated into a variety of populations by medical, rehab, and fitness professionals (ortho/sports, pelvic health, neurology, and pediatrics). She is a dedicated educator and sought-after speaker, delivering evidenced-based professional development lectures, curriculum, and coursework at clinics, academic institutions, and conferences internationally. A published author, her research interests focus on the interplay of pelvic health and athleticism to inform screening tools and multifactorial intervention strategies. Dr. Wiebe provides collaborative care to fit and athletic populations through remote consults, telehealth, and her clinical practice in Los Angeles.

Kara Bazzi, a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, is the co-founder and Clinical Director of Opal:Food+Body Wisdom, a higher level of care eating disorder treatment center in Seattle, WA. Rooted in her personal history as a division I cross country and track athlete, Kara has created and led the Exercise+Sport programming at Opal, ensuring that treatment is adequately addressing one’s relationship to exercise and sport as a central component of holistic care. She is a strong advocate for change in the sport culture, using her personal and professional expertise of nearly 20 years in the eating disorder field to educate, inspire and train clinicians, athletes and coaches in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Kara was a 2018 recipient of the 40 under 40 Puget Sound Business Journal award for her innovative work. Kara has two teenage daughters, both cross country and track athletes, her oldest recently committed to run at a division 1 program.

I'm a somatic running coach and founder of The Public Run Club, where I help women repair & reinvent their relationship with running.

I offer virtual therapy for those struggling to improve their relationship with food, body, and movement. My experience personally as a runner who went through recovery, led me to this amazing space of helping athletes (especially runners!) who are also struggling with an eating disorder. I work with folks ages 16+, whether you are struggling with being on a team while in recovery, a retired athlete, or trying to get back into training.

Kathleen Meehan MS,RD is a greater Boston-based dietitian with a virtual private practice. She is licensed to practice in numerous states, including California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia and more.  

She uses a weight-inclusive approach to help clients heal from disordered eating, manage health conditions and rediscover the pleasure and satisfaction of food. Kathleen's philosophy is anti-diet and fat positive - she believes body liberation should be accessible to all. As a practitioner, she incorporates the principles of Health at Every Size and is certified as an intuitive eating counselor. She continues to expand upon these teachings, seeking to learn from those with lived experience.  

She accepts BCBS insurance.

I’m Kelsey Fyffe, LPC-S, CEDS-C, a psychotherapist specializing in eating disorders, OCD, and anxiety, with a passion for supporting athletes and dancers. As the academy therapist for the Houston Ballet and the founder of Live Mindfully Psychotherapy PLLC, I help high-performing individuals navigate the unique mental health challenges that come with elite competition. My work focuses on bridging the gap between recovery and performance, tailoring treatment to fit the demands of competitive sports and the arts. Using approaches like EMDR, Intuitive Eating, and ACT, I guide athletes in healing their relationship with food, managing anxiety, and building resilience—so they can thrive both in their sport and in life.

As a counselor, my role is to empower clients by providing them with a "toolbox" of effective coping strategies to navigate daily challenges. My goal is to help you build a healthier relationship with food, cultivate a more effective perspective body image, and foster a strong sense of self-worth. I am deeply committed to guiding individuals toward becoming their most authentic selves, and I take pride in creating a safe, supportive space where clients can grow. I respect and honor the religious and cultural needs of all individuals, striving to provide an empathetic and creative environment that encourages personal development and resilience.

Hi there! I’m Korrinna, a Registered Dietitian passionate about helping women uncover root causes, heal their relationship with food, and fuel their bodies well—whether that’s for performance, recovery, or daily life. With a functional and integrative lens, I specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, hormonal health, and sports nutrition. I also support clients navigating body image, chronic stress, metabolism, and gut health.  

As a mom of three, former collegiate athlete, and current runner, I understand how layered wellness can be. My approach is rooted in compassion, evidence-based practice, and a belief that healing happens when we care for the whole person—mind, body, and soul. I take a weight-inclusive, whole-person approach, supporting clients in cultivating lasting health through nourishment, self-compassion, and sustainable habits.  

I work with teens and women of all ages in Washington state (virtually) through my practice, Nourish and Renew Nutrition. Whether you're a young athlete, a woman seeking hormonal balance, or someone looking to break free from food rules, I’d love to support you on your journey.  

*I am planning to open up an office space in the near future

My name is Laura. I’m a coach, athlete, mom of 2, and wife.  

My love of running began early after joining my middle school track team and blossomed into what it is today after becoming a mother. I’m an expert at performance trajectory efficiency and have first-hand experience balancing training with a family/career.  

My coaching style is “advisor over authority.” I am focused on the big picture vs. a single outcome goal. I genuinely believe that most never reach their genetic potential in the running, and focusing on the process is the best way to cultivate that potential. Communication, compassion, and support are key values in the way I train my athletes.  

I strive to improve in the science and art of coaching each day. Most importantly, I show people they are capable of more than they thought.

I have been a practicing PT for nearly over decade which is also when I began here running career. Prior to that I was a competitive swimmer starting at the age of 8 and retired her senior year of college. During my career she was a D1 All-American and competed at the Olympic Trials. My athletic career was anything but linear and I faced many hardships which originally lead me to a career in physical therapy and run coaching. However, after starting my running journey, it was clear I had an unhealthy relationship with athletics and body imagine that led be down a dark path. My mission is to help runners reach their potential in a healthy manner by treating the person, not just the runner. And help them understand that running adds value to our lives but it is not what makes us valuable.

I employ evidenced-based nutrition information in promoting sports nutrition practices to support peak performance. As a Certified REDs provider (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport), I help clients navigate the world of energy intake and investigating what might be contributing to Low Energy Availability. I support fueling for performance as opposed to a body size. I work with clients to discover the skills necessary to navigate the world of diet culture through a non-diet approach. I aim to provide a supportive and listening environment for those with eating disorders/disordered eating in finding nourishment, joy, and peace with food. This includes sharing respect and compassion as promoted in the Health at Every Size philosophy.

Marcia spent four years as the Director of Sports Nutrition at the University of New Hampshire.

She completed her DPD, Certificate in Sports Nutrition, and Dietetic Internship from Simmons College in Boston, MA.  Marcia is licensed in MA, ME, VT and NH and sees clients virtually and in-person.  I'm a former NCAA All-American swimmer, so you'll find me favoring those aquatic sports athletes! My goal is to reach out to athletic support teams (sports med docs, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning) to provide education on REDs and eating disorders.  

I love hiking and snow shoeing in the winter and just being outside. If there were a swimming pool near me up here in northern NH, I'd be there, too.

I really enjoy working at the intersection of trauma, eating disorders, and body image. I want to help you feel less anxious around food, feel less triggered, and love your sport again. Along the way, I can help you unpack all that childhood stuff, set boundaries, feel less anxious, and maybe talk about your favorite trail running gear, cats, and Severance along the way. I offer free 15 minute phone consultations, so email me today and we can get things started. I offer sliding scale, so please don't hesitate to ask!

Dr. Mbong Henry is a pelvic floor & ortho PT specializing in female athletes with a niche for runners & CrossFit athletes during the perinatal & perimenopausal stage of life. She is proud to support women to a lifetime of athleticism blending sports performance with pelvic health to provide holistic Womens health.

Hi Friends! My name is McKenna and I have been coaching in some capacity for the last 10 years.  

I started playing sports as young as I can remember and knew running was my thing by high school. After competing in college, I decided to take to the roads for marathon training. Along the way, I have found myself in the ED/REDS cycle quite a few times and find I have always come out stronger.  

I got into coaching because I found that strength training and building my fitness outside of running really helped me mend my relationship with my body. I have since received my bachelors in exercise science, and multiple certifications to help build my knowledge on how to move. I love helping women of all ages find their spark through fitness and running and helping build their confidence back up along the way.  

There is so much stigma around periods, menopause, pregnancy and activity and I hope to help get rid of some of that nonsense with the athletes that I have the honor of coaching.

NSCA CSCS, ACSM CPT, PCES, RRCA, WHC

I am a non-diet dietitian that works with people with eating disorders and disordered eating. As a runner myself, I also love working with athletes to help them realize how nutrition can help them to perform better and also feel better throughout the day. I am a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and practice weight inclusive care.

Fifteen years ago I was suffering from severe disordered eating and body dysmorphia. My college coach was completely unequipped to recognize or deal with this and in fact, triggered and perpetuated my disorder. As I went through my dietetics training, I knew I wanted to prevent as many human beings as possible from going through what I was going through which I why I chose to focus on eating disorders in sport.  

After graduating, I continued building a strong clinical base working as an inpatient dietitian in the hospital system and later as an outpatient dietitian within a physicians practice. While I’m grateful for my time in the healthcare system and to this day, I recommend young dietitians develop their clinical skillset, I often feel like our healthcare system is more concerned with profits than people. It wasn’t aligned with my values or the quality of care I wanted to provide.  

Early on, I had created Nutrition by Mel, originally as my side hustle, but with the foresight of knowing one day I intended to make it my full time practice. As it happens, the transition felt right around the time my husband and I were family planning. Becoming a mother was something I had considered but never fully embraced. To be honest, I was worried about my identity, my body, and losing touch with this work that I loved. I knew, theoretically, that is was possible to continue to be “me” and also become a mother, but I had my concerns.  

So, I went to therapy and did some unpacking. I had to reevaluate deeply help narratives around pregnancy, career, sacrifice, and motherhood. After doing this beautiful, soul-affirming work we were fortunate to get pregnant. And by gosh did I love pregnancy. LOVED it. It felt so powerful.  

Throughout my pregnancy journey, I spent a lot of time digging through the research (there isn’t enough), reading thought leaders on the nutrition side like Lily Nichols, and exploring how non-western cultures have traditionally cared for and nourished their mothers and mothers-to-be. I was able to connect the dots, both personally and professionally, between how to best fuel as an athlete and how to best fuel as a mother.  

But throughout this process, I also discovered a rather large disconnect between the kind of care we should be receiving and the kind of care we were provided. This included overly general dietary guidelines, bogus recommendations on weight reference ranges, and unsubstantiated and generally unscientific training recommendations (keep your heart rate below 140!)…plus the ginormous serving of unsolicited advice we receive about what to eat, what not to eat, what to buy, what to wear, and how to move. Again, I found myself being called to address the gap and support the sisterhood. And that was it for me. I knew this is where I wanted to invest my time and energy - supporting female athletes before, during, and after pregnancy.  

The fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum journey is the most powerful and vulnerable of our lives. For girls like me who struggled with disordered eating, low energy availability, and REDs, the process can be littered with triggers. From the need to address oligomenorrhea to understanding best fueling practices. From the acceptance that our body is going to change to the importance of nourishing our body postpartum so it may heal. From navigating the realities of contracts and performance expectations to handling the unrealistic timelines often imposed by people who have never been pregnant. From managing difficult conversations to building a support system of expert practitioners to offer guidance and insight that allow for a safe return to sport. There is a need for higher quality practitioners, higher quality research, and higher quality care.  

So for me this isn’t work. It’s been a personal and professional journey, a labor of love, and a mission to challenge convention, confront my own obstacles, and hold space for anyone who invites me into their life to walk besides them.

I'm a Registered Dietitian specialized in treating clients with eating disorders. I am a runner, certified personal trainer, and registered yoga teacher. My passion is helping people find a healthy relationship with exercise and fuel well for the activities they love!

Athlete EDGE is a specialized eating disorder treatment program at EDCare in Denver, CO specifically designed to support athletes and performers.

Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CEDS, CDCES specializes in anorexia, binge eating disorder, and bulimia, as well as disordered eating and orthorexia. She is also a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist and has extensive experience working with clients with diabetes. As a runner, Rebecca has a special interest in sports nutrition and works with athletes to improve their performance through nutrition.  

Rebecca earned her Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York and her Masters of Public Health from the CUNY School of Public Health in New York City.  

After completing her Dietetic Internship through Hunter College, she practiced as a clinical dietitian at Bronx Lebanon Hospital providing care for patients with diabetes, renal disease, gastrointestinal disorders, as well as critically ill tube fed patients. Prior to her role in private practice, Rebecca was the Clinical Administrative Dietitian at Montefiore Medical Center where she directed the outpatient nutrition program at Montefiore’s ambulatory hospital.  

Rebecca has spoken to NYU medical students and presented at New York Road Runners and USA Track & Field about nutrition for long distance runners.  

Rebecca practices with a non-judgmental, all foods fit approach. She meets her clients where they are at, striving to make them feel understood and giving them confidence to make realistic and sustainable changes.

I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) based in Tempe, Arizona and have practiced in the orthopedic setting, since earning my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from A.T. Still University in 2003. Since graduation, I have focused my physical therapy practice on helping injured endurance and strength-based athletes return to doing what they love to do.  

I have been a competitive runner since the late 90's, completing numerous Marathons (including Boston), multiple Ultra Marathons, numerous Triathlons (3 x Ironman Finisher + 70.3 World Championships) and have a strong love for trail running, racing and endurance hiking events.  

Throughout the years of pursuing my own athletic goals, I've experienced relative energy deficiency (REDs), hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA), over training syndrome (OTS), burnout, injury, and severe self-doubt. I meld my knowledge as a physical therapist + endurance coach with experience in working with athletes with REDs/Eating Disorders(ED)/Disordered Eating (DE) to help athletes find a sustainable path towards achieving their goals.

Co-founder & director of Revo Physiotherapy & Sports Performance Denver. I've worked primarily with endurance athletes since 2012.

Dr. Sasha Gollish is a researcher, coach, and advocate dedicated to supporting young women in sport. Through Yellow Running Shoes, she helps create evidence-based tools and resources designed to empower female athletes in their performance, well-being, and long-term participation in sport. In addition to her research-driven work, Sasha provides individual coaching to young women, ensuring they have the support and knowledge to thrive in both sport and life. Alongside Molly Hurford she co-hosts a podcast, Strong Girl Talk, a weekly show discusswhere we dive into the latest in sports science, performance, and well-being—all with a focus on women and girls in sport. Each episode, we take a deep dive into the research, the challenges, and the opportunities that impact female athletes.

Hi, I'm Dr. Savannah Landis! I am a licensed clinical and sport psychologist specializing in the treatment of athletes and eating disorders. I grew up as a competitive swimmer, which spurred my passion for working with athletes! My private practice is based out of Jacksonville, FL but I provide telehealth services to athletes nationwide. I provide therapeutic services through an interpersonal and self-compassionate lens with an integrative approach deriving from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. My approach is genuine, down-to-earth, and empathetic, but in a way that will challenge you to make the progress that you deserve!

Hi, I’m Shannon! I'm a licensed therapist who supports athletes in healing their relationship with food, exercise, and body image. My work is grounded in the understanding that sport can be both a source of strength and a space where disordered patterns can take root. I help athletes of all levels reconnect to their bodies, build sustainable relationships with food and movement, and break free from the pressures of perfectionism, comparison, and control.  

I bring a trauma-informed, weight-inclusive approach that recognizes the unique demands athletes face, including identity development, injury, burnout, and the unspoken norms in athletic culture. Whether you're currently in recovery, questioning your relationship with your sport, or supporting someone who is struggling, I provide a nonjudgmental space where healing and high performance don’t have to be at odds.  

As an athlete myself, I know how easy it is for discipline and drive to blur into rigidity, shame, or burnout. I work with teens and adults who are navigating that space, whether they’re in the thick of training, stepping back from sport, or somewhere in between. I often collaborate with coaches, dietitians, and medical providers to support a team-based approach to recovery. Together, we’ll explore how sport has shaped your relationship with food, body, and self, and build a path toward more balance, freedom, and trust.  

I offer sessions in person in NYC and virtually across NY, CT, and VT. I’d love to work together!

Hello there! I'm a non-diet and HAES-aligned Registered Dietitian who specializes in sports nutrition and treatment of disordered eating, eating disorders, REDs, and body image concerns. I am passionate about working with all diverse folks.  

In my prior professional experiences I most recently held Directorial roles in college athletics, and love to support all diverse athletes/teams. I also have worked in residential, PHP & IOP levels of care for eating disorder treatment.  

My goal is to provide the education, support, and road map you need to feel empowered to support your body's unique nutritional needs. I pride myself on providing compassionate and inclusive care that is welcoming and respectful of all athletes.  

Some of my hobbies include running, cycling, traveling, and trying new foods.

I am a registered dietitian, mom of 2, and 8x marathoner. I specialize in helping everyday athletes and mother runners reach their big fitness goals with the help of functional nutrition so they can be equipped to chase those goals with confidence.

I am an eating disorder therapist specializing in working with athletes at all stages of their journey, from adolescents striving to maintain athletic scholarships to professional athletes navigating the pressures of high-level competition. I provide treatment for individuals who are passionate about their sport and seeking a healthier relationship with food, body image, and performance.  

In addition to my clinical work, I teach and write on the intersection of eating disorders and athletics, helping to advance awareness and best practices in the field. I also work closely with families to create environments that foster open communication and support long-term recovery.  

My approach integrates psychodynamic therapy, EMDR, and trauma-informed practices to support both the emotional and physical well-being of my clients.