Consultation & Mentorship for Dietitians & Therapists

This Work Is an Honor — and It’s Also a Lot to Hold

It is a humbling and profound thing to sit with people willing to open up to you—their pain, their joy, where they’ve been and where they want to go.

And it can also be a lot to hold.

Healing Is Liberation

You Deserve Support in the Work You Hold

I believe we get to be whole humans and providers.
I believe we are allowed to be in process.
I believe we are allowed to have edges to our capacity.
I believe you deserve the same care that you offer your clients.

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Who This Space Is For —

✱ Dietitians and therapists working in eating disorder care

✱ Providers exploring trauma-informed and anti-oppressive frameworks

✱ Clinicians navigating the emotional weight of this work

✱ Those wanting to unlearn perfectionism, saviorism, and shame

✱ Providers seeking support that honors both their clients and themselves

What We Work On Together

    • Case consultation

    • Navigating complex client dynamics

    • Supporting trauma-informed care

    • Neurodivergent-affirming approaches

    • Emotional boundaries

    • Discernment between what’s yours and what belongs to your client

    • What grief, fragility, and capacity feel like in your body

    • Deepening self-compassion

    • Unlearning saviorism

    • Navigating anti-fat bias and diet culture

    • Ethics as an evolving practice

    • Medical advocacy

    • Balancing financial sustainability with emotional wellbeing

    • Holding boundaries

    • Ending care relationships

    • Supporting a non-linear brain and workflow

    • Building a practice that actually works for you

WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER

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  • A space to bring questions, case work, and clinical challenges related to eating disorder care, trauma-informed practice, and neurodivergent-affirming support.

    $225 / 55-minute session

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  • A space for ongoing support, reflection, and nourishment in your work as a provider.

    This can include case consultation, navigating the overlap between your personal and professional experiences, exploring boundaries, and creating more sustainable ways of working.

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  • Group consultation spaces for community, connection, and shared reflection.

    When groups are open, details and registration will be available on the homepage.

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This Work Is Best Done in Community

The work of unlearning harm and supporting healing is confronting, difficult, and ongoing. And it is best done in community.

This Work Is Best Done in Community

The work of unlearning harm and supporting healing is confronting, difficult, and ongoing. And it is best done in community.

What Other Providers Are Saying

  • “Virginia is a rare kind of dietitian and healer—deeply wise and grounded, with a palpable commitment to body justice, fat affirmation, inclusion, and equity. Working with her offers a firm foundation for healing to evolve.”

    Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC, Co-founder of the Center for Body Trust, Author of Reclaiming Body Trust: A Path to Healing and Liberation

  • “Virginia is a compassionate human with a strong commitment to disrupting the status quo in healthcare. She brings deep personal understanding to Body Trust work and creates space for people to heal their relationship with food and feel more at home in their bodies.”

    Dana Sturtevant, Co-founder of the Center for Body Trust Author of Reclaiming Body Trust: A Path to Healing and Liberation

  • “I’m really glad Virginia is a practitioner in this world. Her care is deep and powerful—rooted in wholeheartedness and fierce compassion. I trust her deeply and am excited that the fat community has access to such a badass dietitian.”

    Anna Chapman, Founder of Fat Self-Care

  • “Virginia is a compassionate, fearless, and dedicated provider. Virginia's commitment to anti-racism and body liberation work is demonstrated and evident through her life professionally and personally. Virginia is an absolute joy to know and work alongside of.”

    Dr. Whitney Trotter DNP, PMHNP-BC, RDN/LDN, RYT, Bluff City Health

  • “Working with Virginia has been hugely impactful in shaping me as both a clinician and a human. She brings wisdom, big-picture clarity, and a deep reminder that healing happens through relationship, nuance, and widening the lens.”

    Kellan Morgan RDN

  • “Consulting with Virginia has been invaluable. She offers a compassionate, gentle space while helping me navigate growth edges and deepen my roots in Body Trust.”

    Katie Miller LMHC, CN

  • “Virginia brings fierce support, advocacy for respectful care, and a holistic, body liberation–rooted approach. Working with her means being in a warm, caring, and challenging space to grow.”

    Kristy Fassio, LMHC

  • “Every patient I share with Virginia expresses deep gratitude for her compassionate care. She leads with empathy and creates a safe, healing space rooted in fat liberation.”

    Dr. Shereen Spriggs, One Connection Healthcare

  • “Virginia is a gift to dietitians. She holds space for the messy and complex, offering compassionate insight that makes even the hardest moments feel workable.”

    Erin Phillips,  MPH, RD, CDCES | Erin Phillips Nutrition

  • “Virginia is a powerhouse provider with deep clinical skill and a passion for systemic change. The relationships she builds with patients are transformative and central to the healing process.”

    Dr. Lily Stokely, One Connection Healthcare

  • “Virginia creates a supportive space to explore tough, nuanced work while feeling seen and validated. Her ability to hold discomfort with compassion is incredibly valuable.”

    Meghan Cichy, Meghan Cichy RDN

  • “Virginia is a fantastic and engaging speaker who skillfully teaches about weight stigma and anti-fat bias. She answers tough questions with grace and invites deep reflection.”

    SarahAnn McFadden, PhD, RN, CPN Associate Professor at Pacific Lutheran University

  • “Your warm, loving presence helps people fundamentally shift how they experience themselves and their bodies. Being in partnership with you is a true gift.”

    Gretchen DeHart, MSW, LICSW

✱ i trust your body ✱
✱ i trust you with your body ✱

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