Disordered Eating & Body Image Support in Greenwich, CT
A compassionate place to talk about your relationship with food, your body, and the pressure you may be carrying.
Concerns about food and body image can be deeply personal, isolating, and hard to describe. You may be dealing with self-criticism, rules that feel difficult to loosen, anxiety around eating, or a sense that your body takes up too much mental space. You deserve support that sees the person behind the struggle.
Therapy can be a place to talk honestly about body image concerns, difficult relationships with food, perfectionism, anxiety, and the experiences that shape how you see yourself. The work is not about forcing quick answers. It is about understanding what you are carrying and finding a more compassionate way forward.
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Care with a clear scope
Nicole Whelan is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern who works under clinical supervision. Her current areas of focus include disordered eating, body image concerns, anxiety, OCD, and teen mental health. She works with teens and adults in a person-centered setting.
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When coordinated care matters
Some clients benefit from a broader care team that may include medical, nutritional, psychiatric, or higher-level support. Greenwich Counseling can help identify an appropriate next step when that is needed. Therapy here can be a supportive part of care, not a substitute for services outside the practice’s scope.
Common questions
A few things you may be wondering.
Can teens receive support?
Yes. Nicole works with teens and adults under clinical supervision.
Do I need to know how serious the concern is?
No. A first conversation can help you talk about what you are noticing and whether this setting feels like the right fit.
Can body image and anxiety be discussed together?
Yes. These experiences often overlap, and therapy can make room for the full picture.
Our team
Meet the clinicians
Explore the current areas of focus for the clinicians connected to this service.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern
Nicole Whelan
OCD, disordered eating, anxiety, and support for teens and adults