Stacie Fanelli

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Stacie Fanelli (she/her) is an AuDHD therapist working in the intersection of neurodivergence and eating disorders. She supports individuals with their personal visions for recovery in outpatient treatment and has worked at all levels of care. She currently works as an outpatient therapist in a group practice specializing in an anti-oppressive approach to eating disorders. She has a social media presence producing content specifically related to ADHD and EDs. She has spoken on podcasts and given presentations for professional audiences. Stacie is committed to providing learning opportunities to support fellow professionals in understanding and de-pathologizing clients’ neurodivergent characteristics.

Allyson Inez Ford

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Allyson Inez Ford (she/her), LPCC is a licensed mental health therapist specializing in Eating Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Trauma. She has extensive experience working with adults and adolescents in individual, group, and family therapy at various levels of care. In addition to her professional training, Allyson has lived experience with Eating Disorders and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which fuels her passion for this work. Her work is strongly informed by a liberatory and anti-oppression perspective. Allyson has a special interest in working with folks who carry multiple marginalized identities due to her own intersectionality of being multiracial, neurodivergent and pansexual. Allyson owns a private practice, has a podcast and provides social media advocacy and education. Allyson often engages in leading various trainings to providers as well as 1-1 consultation for complex clinical cases. She has been working in mental health for over 7 years. In the last 5 years she has specialized in Eating Disorders and OCD.

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Jocelyn Lam

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Jocelyn Lam (she/they) is an AuDHD, queer, second generation Chinese and Canadian immigrant. She is the owner of Bloom in Adversity, where she specializes in working with clients with eating disorders, with a similar intersection of identities. Their work derives from a strengths- and needs-based approach. She provides presentations, lectures, and social media content to provide education regarding working with these populations from an affirming perspective. She has worked as a therapist in community mental health, elementary and middle schools, group practices, and currently is an outpatient practice owner, specializing in eating disorders with neurodivergent, BIPOC, and queer populations. She has provided lectures at colleges, spoken on podcasts, and given presentations about working with these populations. They have completed trainings and worked extensively with supervisors specializing in eating disorders. She runs a social media account dedicated to providing information regarding eating disorders in neurodivergent, Asian-American, and queer populations.