Eating Disorder Adult Process Group 18+

60 Minute Support Groups Via Zoom For California & Colorado Residents

The purpose of this group is to provide a safe space for participants to connect with an online community that can provide support and encouragement from the group facilitators as well as peers. Having several years of experience working with eating disorders at all levels of care we firmly believe that healing happens through connection and relationships. In addition to providing a safe space to process how your eating disorder affects your daily life we will also explore coping skills, societies impact on eating disorders, cultural considerations, family, body image, support systems, advocacy, and relationships.

Thursdays at 1pm

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GROUP FACILITATORS:

MADISON CAIVANO

LMFT

Madison has several years experience working with eating disorders. Madison's journey started at Reasons BHC Alhambra in Rosemead California as a mental health worker at all levels of care including; inpatient, residential and outpatient. Madison then moved to Center for Discovery outpatient services providing therapeutic services including group facilitation to children, adolescents, adults and families. Madison has presented to LAUSD on how to support students with eating disorders and conducted a weekly support in recovery group to the community.

MYEISHA BROOKS

LMFT PMH-C

Myeisha is a member of IADEP, Los Angeles chapter and has years of experience working with Eating Disorders. She has had the honor of working at several treatment centers including Reasons EDC and Center for Discovery. She has had the pleasure of supporting clients across all levels of care including, inpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, residential treatment, and she currently sees outpatient clients in a private practice setting. In addition to her work with clients, Myeisha has provided consultation and peer support to other clinicians who are gaining experience in treating eating disorders. Myeisha is extremely passionate about her work in supporting those across all stages of recovery.