Eating Disorder Therapy in Atlanta, Sandy Springs & Decatur
It's never really just about the food — it's about the patterns underneath.
We specialize in eating disorders, body image struggles, body dysmorphia, and disordered eating — conditions that can be difficult to name, let alone untangle alone.
Explore Eating Disorder Therapy Services
Therapy for Anorexia
We help you step outside the safety anorexia has created, so you can release the rigidity and find food freedom and body acceptance.
Therapy for Bulimia
Discover alternative ways to access emotions and build distress tolerance skills, through a long-term approach to healthier, more meaningful relationships.
Therapy for Binge Eating
We help you understand your triggers, access your emotions, and build distress tolerance, so you can reach body and mind acceptance through a weight-neutral approach.
Therapy for Orthorexia
Rethink a restrictive approach to food and life by removing food- and behavior-based fear, and the all-consuming thoughts that come with it.
Therapy for Food Addiction
We partner with you to explore the relationship between food, body, mind, and trauma, so you can stop feeling confused and start processing what your experiences have brought you.
Therapy for ARFID
We help you understand why food feels unsafe, overwhelming, or not worth the effort, so you can ease the restriction and expand your relationship with food without forcing it.
Eating Disorder Group Therapy
Eating disorders grow in isolation. Group is where that starts to change. Our Eating Disorder Interpersonal Process Groups are small, therapist-led spaces where you see how you actually connect with others in real time, and get honest feedback while it's happening. It's never really just about the food, and group is where the patterns underneath come to the surface.
Eating Disorder Consulting
for Families and Loved Ones
Supporting someone with an eating disorder is exhausting and scary. Jill helps families and loved ones set realistic expectations, build the right outpatient team, and know when a higher level of care is needed. She’ll also help you plan for step-down and aftercare, so you’re not navigating it alone.
Our Approach to Therapy for Eating Dissorders
Our team works from a psychodynamic and relational lens to get to the root of the eating disorder, not just the behavior.
We work from a psychodynamic and relational lens to understand what purpose the eating disorder has served — is it saying see me, hear me, listen to me? Together, we explore how it's protected you in the past, and why it no longer needs to. From there, we build toward body acceptance and a genuinely healthy relationship with food and yourself.
Getting Started with Eating Disorder Therapy: What to Expect
Book Your Free Consultation
Reach out through our contact form or give us a call. We respond within 6 hours Monday through Friday to schedule your free 10-minute consultation.
Get Matched With a Clinician
We’ll match you with the right therapist for your needs and send a short online intake form to complete before your first session.
Start Long-Term, Relational Work
Your first session (one hour) is about getting to know each other: your goals, and why now feels like the right time. Sessions after that run 45 minutes.
Eating Disorder Therapists at JLewis Therapy
We recognize the patterns others often miss.
Our team is specially trained in eating disorder treatment and weight-inclusive recovery models.
Frequently Asked Questions About Therapy for Eating Disorders
Yes. We don't believe there's one "right" body type. Every therapist approaches body individuality through a weight-inclusive lens — you will not be shamed here.
Yes — we specifically work with larger-bodied clients, including men 50+, who are often overlooked or marginalized in typical eating disorder care.
Yes — we see clients for eating disorder therapy at both our Sandy Springs office (5775 Glenridge Drive) and our Decatur-area office (1459 Oxford Rd, Emory Village), as well as by telehealth across the United States.
Yes — our Eating Disorder Interpersonal Process Group and Living in a Larger Body Interpersonal Process Group are both led by CEDS clinicians on our team. Learn more here.
Yes. We offer dedicated eating disorder consulting for families and loved ones navigating a loved one's treatment. Learn more about Eating Disorder consulting here.
Ready to start therapy for an Eating Disorders?
Start a Healthy Approach to Navigating your Relationship with Food
We offer in-person and virtual eating disorder therapy for individuals and groups. Email jill@jlewistherapy.com or call 347-718-2681.
