When Eating Disorders Escalate Quickly,
Families Need Clear Medical Guidance and Calm Support..
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RN-informed • Trauma-informed • Collaborative
Private Eating Disorder Recovery intensive coaching
Sarah Thom, RN, BSN, CCRN
Working privately with a limited number of families
in collaboration with medical and therapeutic teams
For Parents Navigating an Eating Disorder Crisis
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Many parents contact me after suddenly realizing their child may have an eating disorder.
Sometimes it begins with a doctor mentioning medical risk. Other times eating, exercise, or weight loss escalates quickly and families find themselves trying to understand what is happening and what to do next.
My role is to help families slow things down, understand the medical and behavioral realities of eating disorders, and navigate recovery with thoughtful guidance alongside medical and therapeutic care.
Compulsive Movement to Empowered Movement
As an iMove-certified coach specializing in compulsive movement and eating disorder recovery, I provide holistic coaching services designed to help individuals shift their relationship from compulsive movement to joyful and empowering. My approach integrates polyvagal theory, sensory integration, and nutritional support, addressing the psychological, neurological, and behavioral aspects of these challenges. Utilizing evidence-based techniques, I offer a coaching approach that includes nervous system regulation, cognitive-behavioral strategies, and mindfulness practice. Dedicated to empowering clients, I help them regain joy through movement, enhancing their quality of life, and achieve lasting success in their recovery journey.
Session Details
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Includes 60 minute session via zoom or in-person.
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Workbook provided to client for session.
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Virtual set up to have adequate internet connection for zoom
“The moment you realize you are not present, you are present. Whenever you are able to observe your mind, you are no longer trapped in it. Another factor has come in, something that is not of the mind: the witnessing presence.”
-Eckhart Tolle