Anna Frontiero

Anna Frontiero is a compassionate and curious therapist committed to fostering authentic connections within the therapeutic relationship. She believes that therapy serves as an essential space for individuals to explore their innermost selves, navigate challenging experiences, and detach from unhelpful narratives and patterns. Through her collaborative process, clients can cultivate deeper, more meaningful relationships with themselves and others. Centered on each individual’s strengths and innate intuition, Anna guides clients towards their therapeutic goals with warmth and understanding. Her practice is influenced by psychodynamic theory, emphasizing the significance of early relationships and experiences in shaping present thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. She maintains a grounded and trauma-informed approach, dedicated to the growth, fulfillment, and hope of each individual. With extensive experience supporting clients facing eating disorders, Anna aligns her practice with Health at Every Size (HAES) principles, recognizing the impact of social identities on one’s relationship with food, body, and self. In addition to therapy, she offers insightful consultation on eating and body image concerns.