EATING  DISORDER

& TRAUMA THERAPISTS

NEW YORK CITY

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WELCOME

We are so glad you’re here!

We are a team of eating disorder therapists and trauma therapists, based in Manhattan, specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, body image and trauma. Our team of therapists have extensive training and offer highly individualized therapy to adults, adolescents and teens of all genders, races, ethnicities, religious affiliations, and sexual orientations based on their specific needs. We provide therapy in-person in New Your City and virtually throughout all of New York, Connecticut New Jersey and Colorado.

At Body Liberation Collective, we offer a holistic and liberatory approach to healing. Our team is dedicated to creating a space where you can connect with yourself, build resilience, and live a life guided by your values.

Learn more about our approach here

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Eating Disorder Therapy

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We know how exhausting it is to constantly think about food, your body, and whether you’re doing things “right.” Eating disorders can feel isolating, overwhelming, and impossible to untangle—but you don’t have to do it alone. We’ve spent years helping adolescents and adults struggling with Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder, ARFID, OSFED, Orthorexia, and body image concerns, and we truly get how complicated and all-consuming it can be. Here, you’ll find a supportive space where you can start to quiet the noise, let go of the guilt, and build a life that feels freer, more meaningful, and no longer ruled by eating disorder thoughts and behaviors.

Trauma Therapy

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Trauma can leave you feeling stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed by emotions that feel impossible to control. Whether it stems from a single event or years of ongoing experiences, its impact on daily life is real—and you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our trauma therapists have helped people work through PTSD, C-PTSD, and all kinds of trauma, including childhood trauma, relationship trauma, traumatic grief, medical trauma, and intergenerational trauma—even if you’ve never been formally diagnosed. Here, you’ll find a safe, supportive space to process what happened, heal at your own pace, and reclaim your sense of self, autonomy, and control over your life.

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HEAR FROM OUR CLIENTS

  • Courtney Levy is phenomenal, I felt immediately heard and understood and just from the first visit already starting to feel like tremendous weight was beginning to lift from my shoulders. She's so empathetic and understanding, while so helpful in understanding and actualizing where growth is needed! Would highly recommend her to any friends and family.

    AD

  • Courtney is without doubt the best therapist I have had the pleasure of working with. She takes a compassionate, understanding, and empowering approach -- all qualities that are invaluable in a therapist. Since working with Courtney, I have made tremendous progress in my recovery, relationships, communication style, and overall quality of life. 100% recommend!

    CK

  • Jordan is so attentive and thoughtful in the way that she approaches our sessions. I appreciate how engaged she is, especially when it comes to asking questions and getting to know me as an individual. She is also super responsive to inquiries and emails, and as someone with a pretty hectic schedule, I am glad to work with someone who can support me and be flexible too!

    RL

  • My experience with Courtney has been completely life-changing. She was able to help me unpack years of disordered thinking and eating and give me the tools I need to move forward with confidence and grace. Courtney is patient, wise, funny and insightful and I’m so grateful I found her.

    DJ

  • Courtney is so kind and supportive and invested in her clients. We have been working together for several months one-on-one and for over a year in therapist-led groups. I can not recommend her highly enough!

    AB

  • Jordan makes an effort to level with clients in a way that I've never seen before in a therapist, and I've spoken to my fair share. She has been absolutely vital in the progress I've made - I can say with confidence that I would not have gotten this far (or continue to move forward) in my recovery if not for her.

    PV

  • I highly recommend reaching out to Coutney to anyone who is searching for healing. She creates a supportive and warm space where you can feel safe and empowered to share your whole self. I was scared to start coming to therapy and to feel vulnerable, but I instantly felt at ease with Courtney. Through our irreplaceable teamwork, I have found recovery from my eating disorder and trauma. I am now living a life more in line with my values and goals. Courtney is truly the best of the best!

    MA

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Health at Every Size (HAES) therapy respects body diversity and focuses on health-promoting behaviors, not weight loss. It centers compassion, body trust, and liberation from diet culture. Learn more >

  • Yes. We meet you where you are. Therapy helps you explore your relationship with food and your body at your own pace, without pressure or judgment.

  • Trauma-informed therapy recognizes how past experiences shape present struggles. It prioritizes safety, choice, and trust, helping you build resilience while addressing both trauma and disordered eating. Learn more >

  • Absolutely. Our therapists are trained to support both adults and teens. We understand the unique challenges adolescents face and provide affirming, age-appropriate care. Learn more >

  • Item description Yes. Virtual therapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions, and it often feels more accessible. We provide virtual care across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Learn more >

  • When it’s helpful, yes. Family involvement can support recovery by strengthening communication, reducing shame, and building a supportive environment at home.