Julianne Fishman, PsyD, is a dedicated therapist in her private practice, where she engages with a diverse range of presenting issues including anxiety, relationship challenges, depression, stress, and navigating life transitions. With a particular focus on how her clients cope with vulnerability, Julianne has a special interest in disordered eating and body image concerns. Recognizing that many individuals turn to controlling food and body as protective strategies during overwhelming times, she approaches each client's relationship with food with deep compassion and respect. As clients develop insights and self-awareness, they are empowered to cultivate healthier coping skills and implement desired behavioral changes. Julianne's extensive experience includes outpatient counseling at prestigious institutions such as Wellesley College and Harvard University, along with work in child and adolescent inpatient care and substance abuse day treatment. Her post-doctoral fellowship took place at the Cambridge Eating Disorder Center. At Harvard University, she served as Director of Training, Coordinator of Eating Disorder Services, and Supervisor to ECHO. For additional insights into her philosophy and therapeutic approach, interested individuals can explore her online presence.