Corinne works with clients individually and in groups. She is also the host of The Body Image Podcast.

Corinne began her work in body image, disordered eating, and eating disorders, after spending some time working with clients through the traditional weight-normative approach in the first few years of her career (where the emphasis is on weight and weight loss when defining health and wellbeing). It was here that Corinne realized something had to change, as this approach felt unethical, uncaring, and most of all, unhelpful for her clients. After all, even if we all ate and moved the same, different body shapes and sizes would still exist. With that shared, Corinne has spent the latter part of her career engaged in clinical supervision and various trainings to enable her to competently and successfully work with individuals struggling with food and body image concerns, disordered eating, chronic dieting, and eating disorders. Today, Corinne works from a weight-inclusive approach (where the emphasis is on viewing health and wellbeing as multifaceted and on reducing weight stigma). She is currently working towards certification to become a Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian (CEDRD) through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (iaedp). In her work, Corinne uses a variety of tools, techniques, resources, and therapeutic approaches to help her clients nurture a healthy relationship with food, mind, and body.

Corinne graduated cum laude from Boston University’s Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences with a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences and completed her dietetic training at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts. She received a Masters of Science from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts. Further professional training was through the completion of Body Image Training for Clinicians, Nutrition Counseling for Eating Disorders, the Big-Hearted Embodiment Intensive Clinical Training for Eating Disorder Recovery, Clinical Approaches To Treating Bulimia and Binge Eating Disorder, Eating Disorders Boot Camp Training and Advanced Training, and The Original Intuitive Eating Pros® certification process to become a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, among others. Adding to her unique background, Corinne completed a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training through h3 Yoga in Marin County, California and she has taught nutrition at the university level. Corinne frequently speaks on body image, embodiment, intuitive eating, Health at Every Size® (HAES), and eating disorder recovery.

Today, Corinne resides in Marin County, California with her husband, daughter, son, three dogs, and cat.

Theresa earned her doctorate in clinical psychology at the Georgia School of Professional Psychology in Atlanta. She received training in college counseling and eating disorder settings as well as conducting ADHD, learning disability, and other psychological evaluations.

Theresa is seeking certification in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and is excited about the ways that this modality can be a helpful tool in treating eating disorders and trauma.

Theresa has a background in media studies and is passionate about investigating the ways in which various media formats can negatively influence body image, writing her dissertation on the potential for Facebook to have an impact on body image dissatisfaction in young women. She aims to help people view social and traditional media images with a more discerning eye, to find ways to celebrate body positivity and size diversity online, and to ultimately find joy, meaning, and fulfillment in their real lives offline.

Maren Hunt is  a Certified Binge Eating Recovery Counselor, as well as a Health and Body Image Coach, Nutrition Coach, Intuitive Eating Coach, and Mind and Body Eating Coach.  She helps women break free from binge-eating and make peace with their bodies so they can discover their amazing life on the other side of recovery.

 Mind & Body Reconnected was created through a desire to pass on the life-changing transformation she had experienced through her  journey to food freedom and body acceptance. 

 Working with her  clients looks like unpacking the layers of their past that has created core limiting beliefs about their body. Women have become conditioned to see their bodies as something that needs to be fixed due to our society’s fatphobic belief systems, trauma, and past experiences that have caused core wounds. 

 Maren supports her clients by getting to the root issue(s) as to why they are struggling with binge eating and body image. This requires deconiditong the mind from toxic nutritional and beauty standard beliefs so they can start a brand new foundation of facing their fears and breaking the binge cycle. She helps her clients implement the  Intuitive Eating framework as well as educates them around Health at Every Size, Diet Culture, and Fatphobia. 

 Maren’s role as a recovery counselor is to be a source of support, guidance, and accountability as her clients navigate the road to food and body liberation.

Charis Styles LCSW is a licensed therapist working in private practice in the SF Bay Area and virtually across CA.  She specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ clients and clients in larger bodies.

She helps clients externalize shame, build self acceptance, and heal disordered eating. She also provides regular consultation and training to organizations and clinicians on becoming more weight inclusive and fat affirming.

Rebecca/Red of Alchemy Arts Therapy blends traditional styles of talk therapy with elements of the arts and mindfulness to unlock healing and to support a client’s understanding, acceptance, self compassion, empowerment, and growth.  With just shy of a decade of experience, Rebecca works with adults and adolescents, often from marginalized communities, using a harm reduction, trauma-informed, and radical justice approach.

Red identifies as a fat, queer, neurodivergent, white/Latinx therapist and is passionate about providing identity affirming care informed by radical liberation, anti-colonialism/racism, and cultural humility. Rebecca acts as a mental health consultant and content developer with SWFL’s Love Your Rebellion’s zine which features community art submissions alongside therapeutic art activities.

Priscilla Tran (she/her/hers) brings over 15 years of diverse experience in community outreach, business development, marketing, and case management to our team. With a heart dedicated to service, she has held leadership roles within national NGOs and prominent behavioral health organizations. 

In her current role, as Regional Outreach Manager with Monte Nido & Affiliates, Priscilla extends her compassionate hand to individuals and their support systems, guiding those dealing with eating disorders and co-occurring presentations towards the best care solutions. 

With an unwavering commitment to breaking the molds and challenging stereotypes, Priscilla seeks to rewrite the narrative surrounding who deserves healing and care. Her mission is to ensure that marginalized communities have equitable access to the care they rightfully deserve.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Priscilla’s heart resonates with the rhythm of music, a language that can express her emotions when words fall short. She takes immense pride in sharing the exquisite tapestry of her Chinese heritage, weaving cultural threads into the vibrant fabric of her life. And when it comes to culinary experiences, Priscilla is an avid explorer of flavors, often discovering meals that inspire her to move with spontaneous delight.

With an adventurous spirit, Priscilla embarks on life’s journeys with an open heart and an insatiable curiosity.