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Eating Disorder Therapies

Let our Eating Disorder specialist help you reclaim your life and work toward balance, change and recovery with our evidence-based Eating Disorder Therapy.

We want to support you in making this critical change today. We provide specialized, evidence-based eating disorder therapy. Eating Disorders can be all-consuming, frustrating and lonely. At Upper East Side Psychology, we understand the challenges faced when recovering from an eating disorder and we help you on your path toward reclaiming your life and moving toward recovery. 

Individual Eating Disorder Treatment: CBT-E

Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E) is an evidence-based treatment of Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder. We utilize CBT-E to help patients reclaim their lives by aiding them in developing an understanding of the maladaptive thoughts, feelings and behaviors that maintain their ED. We work collaboratively with the patient to help them identify problematic patterns, modify them, and identify and implement coping skills and tools. This approach is tailored to the needs and stressors of the patient and the different aspects that are maintaining the ED. CBT-E is meant to teach the patient how to develop ways to modify maladaptive and inaccurate styles of thinking, adjust problematic behaviors and tolerate challenging emotions and situations so that long-term coping skills and balance can be achieved. This treatment requires the completion of “homework” between sessions.

Eating Disorder Family Therapy in Manhattan
Eating Disorder Therapy in Manhattan

Family Therapy: MFBT

We provide Maudsley Family-Based Treatment, which is a treatment that utilizes the parents as a key resource for aiding their child or adolescent toward recovery from anorexia nervosa and is often viewed as an alternative to hospitalization or facility-based care. Here the clinician empowers the parents to take the lead and help refeed their child and understand the problems that have contributed to the development of the ED.

Meal Support Therapy in Manhattan
Maudsley Family-Based Treatment
Meal Support Therapy
CBT-E

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Take the first step toward lasting change. 

Take the First Step Toward Feeling Better

At Upper East Side Psychology, we’re here to help you on your journey toward self-improvement and symptom reduction. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, struggling with disordered eating, coping with stress, or simply feeling stuck, we offer a safe, supportive space to help you heal and grow..  you reach out, we’ll take the time to understand your needs and thoughtfully match you with a therapist whose specialty aligns with your goals. From your very first conversation, our team is committed to providing compassionate care, personalized attention, and a streamlined process so you can begin therapy with confidence.

Don’t wait to prioritize your mental health. Lasting change starts with a single step.

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Meet the Therapists

Dr Gabrielle Schroyer-Hoffman, Phd
Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman, Ph.D.

Founder and Licensed Psychologist in NY, VA and PsyPact States

Dr. Kayla Yellen, Psy.D_
Dr. Kayla Yellen, Psy.D.

Clinical Psychologist

Director of Training and Supervision

Averey Esposito LMSW
Averey Esposito

LMSW

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Kate Bollerman

 MHC-LP

Danielle Minogue
Danielle Minogue

LMSW

Maya Statmore, LMSW
Maya Statmore

LMSW

Paige Deertz. LMSW
Paige Deertz

LMSW

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Caitlin Frankel

LMSW

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Polina Roustamov

MHC-LP,  NTA

Read what our patients have to say about us.

“I had the incredible privilege of working with Dr. G while living in the city. Her kindness, empathy, and deep understanding were invaluable to me during some of the most pivotal moments in my life. With patience and without judgment, she helped me find my voice and understand myself on a much deeper level.”

“In the full spectrum of mental health, it is critical as a clinician to feel confident when referring to specific disciplines. Dr. G is a beacon of relatable compassion mixed with deep knowledge and skill. I know she's going to take great care which creates a richer fuller experience for the people I work with.”

Upper East Side Psychology
Midtown East Psychology

Providing in-person and virtual therapy in New York and virtual therapy in Virginia and Psypact States.

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Upper East Side

115 East 82nd Street

New York, NY 10028

​Midtown East

420 Lexington Avenue Suite 354

New York, NY 10170

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