MEET OUR 2026 PRESENTERS
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Nicole Hawkins PhD, CEDS-C,
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Hawkins is a clinical psychologist and is the Chief Executive Officer at Center for Change. She is a specialist in eating disorders and body image and has provided clinical expertise since 1999.
Dr. Hawkins developed a comprehensive body image program that focuses on the media, diet industry, plastic surgery, childhood issues, and learning to appreciate one’s body. She is a national speaker on eating disorder care and a passionate advocate for recovery. She is a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist and Consultant, has published several articles, and presents regularly at national and regional conferences.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Jessica Setnick, MS, RD,
CEDS-C
Jessica Setnick is one of the best-known names in eating disorder care thanks to her Origins of Dysfunctional Eating model, Eating Disorders Boot Camp, Eating Disorders Clinical Pocket Guide, and other programs and publications that have trained thousands of professionals and improved eating disorder care worldwide. In 2012 Jessica started IFEDD, the International Federation of Eating Disorder Dietitians.
Now retired from patient care, Jessica provided case-consultation to professionals around the world, advocates for appropriate insurance coverage for nutrition counseling, and teaches Healing Your Inner Eater, a workshop for anyone who eats.
In-Person Presenters
Dr. Allison Nitsch, MD, FACP, CEDS-C
Dr. Allison Nitsch earned her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and her Doctor of Medicine from Texas A&M Health Science Center. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at the University of Colorado Anschutz, where she also served as Chief Medical Resident.
After working as a hospitalist and primary care physician, Dr. Nitsch joined ACUTE, where she quickly found her passion for caring for medically and psychiatrically complex eating disorder patients. She became Lead Physician of ACUTE in 2023 and is actively involved in advancing the field through research and leadership. Dr. Nitsch serves as co-chair of the AED Clinical Care Standards Committee and chair of the AED Medical Guidebook Revision Committee. She is a Certified Eating Disorder Consultant. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and children.
Dawn Lundin, MS, RD
Dawn Lundin (she/her) is a registered dietitian and owner of Restore Ease Dietetics, LLC, a virtual private practice focused on mental health and sports nutrition. Her counseling style aligns with Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO-DBT), supporting adolescents and young adults with eating disorders.
Dawn provides nutrition education to school districts, athletic departments, and sports teams, helping students and athletes access credible nutrition information. She has presented at professional conferences on topics including food and mental health, postpartum nutrition, and athletes with eating disorders.
She lives in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with her husband and three sons. They love traveling and exploring the trails and Lake Superior. She can always be found carrying extra snacks.
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Hailey Maire-Grant, LCSW, CST
Hailey Maire-Grant, LCSW, CST is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist specializing in trauma, sexual health, and nervous system regulation. She is the founder and clinical director of Xenia Counseling Group, where she leads a team providing trauma-informed, evidence-based care.
Her work integrates EMDR, neurofeedback, and somatic-based approaches to support nervous system stabilization and healing. She works with individuals and couples navigating sexual trauma, desire discrepancy, intimacy concerns, out-of-control sexual behaviors, and the intersection of trauma and sexuality.
Hailey also provides professional training, consultation, and supervision for therapists pursuing advanced competency in sexual health and trauma treatment.
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Caila Yates, MS RD
Caila is the Lead Dietitian at Juniver, a first-of-its-kind digital eating disorder solution. With experience in eating disorder care across inpatient, outpatient, and digital health settings, she focuses on how AI can be safely integrated into treatment in ways that are both innovative and clinically grounded. She recently presented a poster on AI in eating disorder care at IAEDP, and is continuing to explore how technology can expand access to timely, recovery-oriented support and strengthen continuity of care between sessions with Juniver.
Laura Cipullo RD, CDCES, CEDS-C, RYT & Shannon Herbert PhD, RD, CDN, RYT
Laura Cipullo, RD, CDCES, CEDS-S, RYT and Dr. Shannon Herbert, PhD, RD, CDN, RYT are registered dietitians and yoga instructors specializing in eating disorders and endocrine health. Their work blends evidence-based nutrition with mind–body approaches, including DBT, RO-DBT, Polyvagal Theory, and mindfulness practices to help individuals rebuild compassionate, sustainable relationships with food and their bodies. Together, they bring a holistic perspective that integrates nutrition science, nervous system regulation, and mindful awareness in the treatment of eating and feeding disorders. Both regularly present on topics including eating disorders, PCOS, mind–body nutrition, and the intersection of nutrition and mental health.
Laura Cipullo is a four-time author with over 25 years of clinical experience and the founder of Laura Cipullo Whole Nutrition + Yoga in New York City and New Jersey, known for her Eat Kale and Cupcakes™! philosophy and frequent media contributions. Dr. Herbert’s work emphasizes endocrine and reproductive health, including PCOS, thyroid disorders, and fertility-related nutrition; she also conducts research, publishes in the field, and serves as an Adjunct Professor at New York University.
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Amy Gardner, MS, RD, CEDS-C
Amy Gardner is a registered dietitian, certified eating disorder specialist/ consultant and yoga teacher with over twenty years of clinical experience in the eating disorder field. She founded Metrowest Nutrition and Therapy, a multi-disciplinary group practice with several locations in the Greater Boston and MetroWest areas in 2011 after ten years in private practice. She has experience working at all levels of eating disorder care with adolescents and adults. She is author of the book, ‘iMove, Helping Your Clients Heal from Compulsive Exercise’. Through the iMove program based on her book, Amyleads recovery groups and trains other clinicians how to use the iMove method in their own work.
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Adriane Cavallini, PhD &
Caroline Welsh, LCSW
Caroline Welsh, LCSW, is the Clinical Director at Sunbird Counseling and has worked as a mental health clinician for over 20 years. She specializes in eating disorders and brings a deeply relational, compassionate approach to helping clients strengthen their relationships with themselves and others.
Caroline has advanced training in somatic embodiment, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and is especially passionate about supporting clinicians and clients through healing that honors both mind and body. Her work is grounded in creating meaningful, sustainable change while staying attuned to the emotional realities of long-term therapeutic work.
In addition to her clinical leadership, Caroline values connection, adventure, and community. She enjoys working with Spanish-speaking clients and brings warmth, depth, and lived humanity to the spaces she leads.
Adriane Cavallini, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Psychology Department at Brigham Young University and a licensed psychologist in both Utah and Germany. She is a Beck Institute Certified CBT clinician whose research and clinical work have focused extensively on eating disorders, body image, and recovery processes.
Throughout her career, Adriane has worked across university counseling, outpatient clinical care, teaching, and research settings, with a strong emphasis on improving eating disorder treatment, outreach, and clinician training. Her work includes developing ACT-based groups and prevention interventions, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in eating disorders and psychotherapy, and building innovative research and training opportunities for future clinicians.
Adriane brings a thoughtful, evidence-based perspective to this work, alongside a strong commitment to improving the sustainability and quality of care within the eating disorder field.
Claire St. John, MS, RD
Claire St John is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and certified eating disorder specialist and consultant whose career has been dedicated to working with patients and clients with eating disorders at all levels of care. She now serves as Director of Operations for Reasons Eating Disorder Center, overseeing the inpatient, residential, PHP and IOP programs while maintaining a private practice. Claire is passionate about providing eating disorder care for traditionally underserved populations and identifying and addressing socioeconomic and cultural barriers to recovery.
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Extended Learning Series Presenters
Sarah Mortensen, LMFT
Sarah Mortensen, LMFT, is the owner and clinical director of Mortensen Psychotherapy, where she specializes in helping children and families navigate eating disorders and related mental health challenges. A Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS) and CBT-E–trained clinician, Sarah is passionate about making evidence-based treatment practical, engaging, and accessible for real families.
With over a decade of psychotherapy experience, Sarah brings a creative, family-centered approach to treatment, translating complex clinical models into tools that feel doable for children, caregivers, and clinicians alike. She has a particular interest in pediatric ARFID, gender-responsive care, and expanding access to effective treatment for underserved populations.
Sarah also serves on the San Francisco board of iaedp and is committed to helping clinicians provide developmentally appropriate, non-coercive, and equitable care for young people with eating disorders.
Kathy Spencer, MHPE, LCSW &
Sydney Williams, LCSW, CEDS-C
Sydney Williams, LCSW, CEDS-C, and Kathy Spencer, LCSW, MHPE are the co-founders of The Eating Disorder Consultants and creators of the Integrated Compassionate Approach (ICA)—a framework for treating eating disorders grounded in attunement, curiosity, and deep compassion. Together, they specialize in training clinicians to move beyond rigid, symptom-focused care and into relational, effective, and sustainable treatment.
Sydney is a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist and Consultant (CEDS-C) and EMDR Certified Therapist, with extensive experience in trauma-informed eating disorder care. Kathy is also and EMDR Certified Therapist with extensive training in eating disorder care. She has a bachelors degree in dietetics and a masters degree in health promotion and education (MHPE) along with experience in program development in higher levels of care.
Sydney and Kathy have provided trainings across the country for therapists, dietitians, and multidisciplinary teams, including their flagship programs Eating Disorders Made Simple and the Mastery Class for the Treatment of Eating Disorders. Their work integrates evidence-based practices, nutritional rehabilitation, trauma resolution, and a non-diet, weight-inclusive lens while staying deeply rooted in compassion and human connection.
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Trevor Hardcastle, LMFT
Trevor Hardcastle, LMFT, is a practicing Marriage and Family Therapist and the owner of Trevor Therapy & Associates, a group practice dedicated to providing high-quality, relationally informed care. He is an EMDR trainer, consultant, and coach, supporting clinicians in deepening their clinical skill and confidence when working with complex presentations.
Trevor has an extensive clinical background in the treatment of Eating Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, with a strong emphasis on integrating trauma-informed approaches. He is also a Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) therapist, bringing a skills-based, emotionally attuned lens to work with clients navigating dysregulation, shame, and recovery. His work is grounded in helping individuals and systems move toward meaningful, sustainable change.
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Marki Thompson, LCSW
Marki Thompson, LCSW, is the owner and clinical director of Graceful Healing, a group practice specializing in women's mental health, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based eating disorder treatment. With over a decade of experience, Marki is an expert in treating complex, co-occurring conditions including polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), anxiety, depression, and disordered eating.
Marki's integrative approach combines trauma-informed, cognitive-behavioral interventions with interdisciplinary collaboration to provide whole-person, weight-neutral care. Drawing on her own lived experience with PCOS, she brings a deep understanding of the biopsychosocial impacts of endocrine conditions. Marki is passionate about developing clinical training and supervising clinicians working with chronic health and comorbid mental health concerns. Her practice emphasizes treatment models aligned with current international guidelines, empowering clients to achieve sustainable recovery and optimize both physical and emotional wellbeing.
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Stacy Gibons, LCMHC
Stacy Gibbons, LCMHC, is a licensed clinical mental health counselor, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP-II), and founder of the Interpersonal Therapy Clinic in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. She works with adults from a trauma-informed, relational lens. At the heart of her work is a belief that healing unfolds in connection and through curiosity, presence, and the courage to explore and create one’s identity.
Stacy is deeply committed to supporting not only her clients, but also the therapists who walk alongside them. As President of the Utah Mental Health Counselors Association (UMHCA), she advocates for ethical, thoughtful practice and the continued growth of the
profession. Through supervision, consultation, and continuing education, she helps clinicians develop their voice, deepen self-awareness, and engage in authentic, relationally grounded work. In addition to her clinical and leadership roles, Stacy has previously taught graduate-level counseling courses and presents at both national and local conferences on trauma, ethics, and the use of self in therapy. Her work reflects a deep respect for the complexity of being human and a passion for helping both clients and clinicians build more meaningful, connected lives.
Brittany Clifford, LMFT
Brittany Clifford, LMFT, is a trauma and eating disorder therapist with eight years of clinical experience and a deeply relational, experiential approach to care. Drawing from both professional training and lived experience with trauma, eating disorders, and autism, Brittany brings a rare depth of insight into the emotional and embodied roots of disordered eating.
Her work focuses on helping clients untangle the often-invisible family narratives that shape their relationship with food, body, and control. Known for bridging the gap between clinician and client, Brittany integrates experiential interventions, family systems perspectives, and trauma-informed care to create meaningful, lasting change.
She is especially passionate about helping clinicians move beyond surface-level symptom treatment to address the deeper generational patterns that keep clients stuck—transforming not just recovery, but the legacy clients carry forward.
Johanna Scoglio, M.Ed., MBA, CYT-200
Johanna Scoglio, M.Ed., MBA, CYT-200, is an author, mental health advocate, peer supporter, and founder of A Dragonfly’s Dream, a peer-led community initiative for individuals living with long-term eating disorders. With more than 25 years of lived experience, Johanna brings a powerful, deeply human perspective to conversations about chronicity, relapse, harm reduction, and redefining healing beyond symptom remission.
Her work is rooted in dignity, person-centered care, and the belief that recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Certified in Intentional Peer Support and currently completing the Center for Body Trust® Groundwork Training, Johanna integrates peer support, weight-inclusive principles, and embodied healing practices into her advocacy and teaching. She is also the author of When the Water Still Holds Me and brings 15 years of experience in education, facilitation, and program development to her presentations.
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Emily Ervin, MA, LMHC, NCC &
Angie Arreola MA, LCPC, LMHC
Emily Ervin, MA, LMHC, NCC, is a licensed mental health counselor, clinical supervisor, and doctoral candidate in counselor education and supervision. She serves as Clinical Director at a multidisciplinary clinic, where she leads a team of clinicians while providing specialized care for individuals with eating disorders across levels of treatment.
Emily is a National Certified Counselor and a 2025 NBCC Doctoral Minority Fellow. She has held leadership roles within the Indiana Counseling Association, currently serving as President-Elect, and previously as Continuing Education Chair. She is also an adjunct professor at Indiana Wesleyan University, where she trains future counselors.
Her work is deeply rooted in advancing clinician education in eating disorder treatment, including developing assessment tools and increasing accessibility to high-quality training. Emily brings both clinical expertise and a strong commitment to improving standards of care across the field.
Angie Arreola, MA, LCPC, LMHC, is a licensed mental health counselor and founder of Benchmark Counseling, a private practice specializing in child and adolescent mental health. She has extensive experience treating anxiety, OCD, and related disorders, and is expanding her clinical work to include eating disorders and body image concerns.
As a Clinical Director, Angie is passionate about training emerging clinicians and supporting families in the treatment process, with a strong emphasis on parent collaboration as a key component of effective care. She has also served as President and Advocacy Chair of the Indiana Counseling Association, contributing to leadership and policy efforts within the counseling field.
Angie brings a culturally responsive, developmentally informed approach to her work, drawing on her experience as a Latina clinician and advocate to support diverse populations with compassion and clinical precision.
Deanna Smith, LCSW, CEDS-C &
Adrianne Nelson, CMHC Intern
Deanna Smith, LCSW, CEDS-C, is a therapist, author, and owner of The Center for Growth, specializing in eating disorders, body image concerns, OCD, BDD, anxiety, and perfectionism. With over a decade of clinical experience across multiple levels of care, Deanna is known for her ability to translate evidence-based treatments into practical, impactful tools clinicians can immediately apply.
She is the author of The Eating Disorder and Body Image Toolbox, featuring over 115 interventions and clinical resources, and has presented internationally through PESI and other professional platforms. Her work integrates ERP, CBT, DBT, and ACT to support meaningful, sustainable change.
Deanna is especially passionate about helping clinicians navigate the evolving challenges of body image in the digital age, bringing clarity, depth, and real-world application to complex clinical presentations.
Adrianne Nelson is a Counselor-in-Training pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with specialized experience working with eating disorders, OCD, and anxiety across inpatient, residential, PHP, and outpatient settings.
Her clinical approach blends evidence-based practices, including ERP, CBT, DBT skills, and IFS-informed care, with a relational, strengths-based lens. Adrianne has experience providing individual, family, and group therapy, and is deeply committed to collaborative, compassionate care.
Known for her thoughtful, grounded clinical presence, Adrianne brings a fresh and insightful perspective to emerging challenges in treatment, particularly the intersection of social media, identity, and mental health. She is passionate about helping clients build more sustainable, values-aligned relationships with food, their bodies, and themselves.
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Sydney Parker, LPC, CMHC, NCC, CRC, MA
Sydney Parker, LPC, CMHC, NCC, CRC, MA, is a licensed mental health counselor specializing in the treatment of eating disorders across all levels of care. With nearly a decade of experience in the field, she brings a deeply relational, trauma-informed approach rooted in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and somatic therapies.
Sydney’s work is grounded in honoring each client’s values, identities, and lived experiences, with particular expertise in supporting individuals navigating eating disorders alongside trauma and faith transitions. She approaches treatment through a feminist, humanistic lens, helping clients reconnect with autonomy, embodied awareness, and inner wisdom.
She currently serves as Assistant Clinical Director at Modern Eve, an outpatient practice specializing in eating disorders, trauma, body image, and faith transitions. In addition to her clinical work, Sydney is a yoga instructor and facilitator, integrating mind-body practices into healing and recovery.
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Sherry Tarleton, RDN, CSDH, CNSC &
Beth Fournier Harrell, MS, RD, LD
Sherry Tarleton, RDN, CSDH, CNSC, is an Assistant Professor of Nutrition at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, where she has worked in the Department of Gastroenterology for over 17 years. Her clinical expertise focuses on complex gastrointestinal conditions, including patients requiring oral nutrition, enteral feeding, and parenteral nutrition.
Sherry has developed a specialized interest in the intersection of gastrointestinal disorders and eating disorders, particularly in medically complex cases where diagnosis and treatment pathways are unclear. She integrates Polyvagal Theory into her work, helping patients understand the role of the autonomic nervous system in regulating both physiological symptoms and behavior.
In addition to her clinical work, Sherry leads a multidisciplinary case conference focused on high-acuity patients with feeding challenges and disordered eating, bringing together medical, nutrition, and mental health professionals to improve care coordination and outcomes.
Beth Fournier Harrell, MS, RD, LD, is a registered dietitian with over 30 years of experience specializing in eating disorders and disordered eating across the lifespan and all levels of care. She is a Clinical Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Kansas Medical Center and serves as a HUB Team Expert for the Missouri Disordered Eating and Eating Disorder Telehealth ECHO.
Beth is a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and has extensive experience training clinicians, including her previous role as Director of Certification for the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals (iaedp). Her work integrates polyvagal-informed approaches, intuitive eating, and family-centered care.
She is passionate about addressing generational patterns of food restriction and helping individuals and families reconnect with food, body trust, and shared meals. Beth also leads multidisciplinary consultation groups and contributes to professional education through teaching, speaking, and podcasting.
Alexis Kattelman, MS, ACMHC
Lexie Kattelman earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Utah Valley University. She has training in experiential therapy, gender-affirming care, eating disorder treatment, and trauma-informed care. She is passionate about mind-body connection, art therapy, play therapy, intuitive eating, body-neutrality, and more.
Lexie has received the Utah Transgender Treatment Certification, Eating Disorder Informed Professional (EDIP) Certification, and is in the process of completing the IADEP Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS) certification. She loves working with children, teens, young adults, and members of the LGBTQ+ community who are experiencing anxiety, perfectionism, faith transitions, eating disorders, body image disturbances, and gender dysphoria. Lexie believes therapy should be customized to each individual, and often draws from ACT, DBT, IFS, CBT, schema-focused therapy, memory reconsolidation, and experiential methods—with the therapeutic relationship always at the heart of healing.
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Michael K. Hinds, MS, LMFT
Mike Hinds, LMFT, is the Clinical Director at Avalon Hills, a residential eating disorder treatment center, where he specializes in working with complex, high-acuity clients and the teams that support them. A Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor with AAMFT, Mike brings over a decade of experience in residential treatment, family therapy, and working with resistant or ambivalent clients.
Before specializing in eating disorders, Mike worked extensively in areas including domestic violence, sex offender treatment, and couples therapy, giving him a uniquely broad clinical lens. His work now focuses on helping clinicians better understand motivation, engagement, and behavior change in eating disorder treatment—especially when clients are not ready or willing to change.
A seasoned educator, Mike has taught at Utah State University, BYU, and BYU-Idaho and regularly presents at professional conferences. He is known for translating complex clinical models into practical, real-world strategies that improve treatment outcomes.
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Katie Davis, RDN, CD
Katie Davis, RDN, CD, is a registered dietitian, speaker, and advocate with 20 years of experience supporting individuals with eating disorders, ARFID, and chronic illness. Her work is shaped by a rare combination of clinical expertise and lived experience, including her own recovery journey and her experience parenting a child with ARFID and autism.
Katie specializes in ARFID, anorexia, bulimia, OSFED, and migraine-related nutrition through a neurodivergent- and disability-informed lens. Known for her warm, inclusive approach, she helps adolescents and adults build more sustainable, peaceful relationships with food. She is also one of the few dietitians in the U.S. specializing in nutrition and migraine disease.
As a speaker, Katie brings authenticity, empathy, and practical insight to every presentation, challenging audiences to rethink traditional assumptions about food, health, and what support truly looks like for complex eaters.
Aaron Roldan, ASW, SUDCC, Doctoral Student
Aaron Roldan, ASW, SUDCC, is a therapist and doctoral student specializing in liberation-focused and identity-affirming care for marginalized communities. Their clinical work centers on relational psychodynamic approaches, integrating Gestalt Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and group-based work to support deeper healing and transformation.
Aaron has extensive experience working with LGBTQ+ clients, particularly transgender and neurodivergent individuals navigating eating disorders, trauma, and systemic oppression. Their work bridges clinical theory with lived experience, emphasizing culturally responsive, trauma-informed care that centers dignity, autonomy, and safety.
As both a clinician and educator, Aaron is passionate about challenging traditional treatment frameworks that overlook the impact of structural inequities, helping providers move toward more nuanced, affirming, and ethically grounded care.
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Yotam Livnat, CMHC & Jamaica Shires
Yotam Livnat, CMHC, is a licensed clinical mental health counselor, supervisor, and co-founder of Sova Counseling, an outpatient clinic providing trauma-informed eating disorder treatment. His work spans community mental health, complex comorbidity, and systems navigation within Medicaid and managed care environments.
With over a decade of experience, Yotam specializes in working with individuals navigating eating disorders alongside trauma, chronic suicidality, and other co-occurring conditions. His clinical approach is rooted in dignity-forward, relational, and trauma-informed care, integrating modalities such as ACT and interpersonal process work.
In addition to his clinical work, Yotam is deeply engaged in program development, supervision, and improving access to care for underserved populations. His work focuses on helping clinicians navigate ethical complexity, maintain continuity of care, and provide meaningful treatment even when ideal resources are unavailable.
Jamaica Shires is a clinician, case manager, and co-founder of Sova Counseling with extensive experience in community mental health and program development. She has worked closely with individuals navigating complex systems of care, particularly those facing barriers related to access, insurance, and continuity of treatment.
Jamaica previously co-led the PATH program, supporting individuals with high-acuity needs across fragmented systems. Her work emphasizes collaboration, care coordination, and ensuring that clients do not fall through gaps in treatment.
She brings a systems-informed and highly practical lens to clinical work, helping providers understand how to navigate real-world barriers while maintaining compassionate, consistent, and ethical care. Her approach centers on accessibility, dignity, and building sustainable pathways for treatment in underserved populations.
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