The Eating Disorder Recovery Guide
A grounded overview of recovery: what it can look like, what gets in the way, and where to begin.
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Guides and worksheets I use in my practice, shared freely. They can support your own reflection, but they are not a substitute for therapy.

A grounded overview of recovery: what it can look like, what gets in the way, and where to begin.
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Meeting yourself where you are, with practical steps that reduce harm without demanding perfection.
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Building resilience and self-kindness around binge cycles, urges, and the shame that often follows.
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Mapping where you are with your body image, and what movement toward neutrality or acceptance can look like.
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From overcontrol to connection: skills for flexibility, openness, and social belonging.
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Concrete skills for riding out urges and intense moments without acting on them.
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy tools for making room for hard feelings and moving toward what matters.
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Foundational exercises for building safety and steadiness before deeper trauma work.
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A reflective guide for making sense of painful experiences at your own pace.
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A depth-oriented guide to meeting disowned parts of yourself and integrating them.
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Reflections and prompts on relationships, attachment, and the patterns we bring to connection.
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A practical worksheet of body-based tools for settling, grounding, and noticing.
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Build a personalized set of go-to strategies for anxious or overwhelming moments.
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Recognizing burnout, and small, realistic steps toward recovery when you are running on empty.
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These resources are for general educational purposes and are not a substitute for individual assessment or treatment. If you are in crisis, call or text 9-8-8 or go to your nearest emergency department.