Dr. Elizabeth GordonPsychologist, PsyD (she, her)

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Living in a body can feel overwhelming when your mind is constantly judging or second-guessing you. The push-pull can show up in small moments: standing in your kitchen, hungry, debating what’s “allowed,” wanting something comforting but fearing regret. Part of you craves freedom; another tightens the rules. Even if you’ve come a long way in eating disorder recovery, the inner critic might still be whispering in your ear that you’re not good enough, that it isn’t safe to fully trust yourself, or that others are more deserving than you. You don’t have to keep navigating this alone; in therapy, you're invited to show up imperfectly.

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