A lifetime of struggle with food, weight, body image, and dieting is a stressful way to live. I know what it is like and I want to help you find peace and happiness.

Stephanie Webb is a holistic nutritionist and eating psychology coach who works with women – especially moms – to take the guilt and stress out of nutrition and health. Stephanie believes that food should be fun and that every woman deserves to feel great in her own skin – without ever going on a diet. Stephanie owns an online nutrition & wellness practice called Eat Happy Nutrition and loves being able to work from home while raising her three kids. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and a master’s degree in Holistic Nutrition.

I am an Integrative Clinical Mental Health Counselor. I provide brain and gut health therapy solutions for optimal mental health, through Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy, Art Therapy, and Biochemical/Nutrition. I sought out integrative ways to approach and help heal mental health because of experiences I had while serving in the military. This lead me to the study of mental health nutrition. Since then I continually seek to incorporate evidence-based practices to support each client’s unique healing and growing edge. As a therapist trained in Art Therapy and Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy, I provide individual and group opportunities for clients with a wide variety of challenges across the lifespan. The treatment that works for one person does not always work for another. That is why I’m here. To help you discern what your body needs and to support you on your path to greater wholeness, creativity, and joy.

Offices in Thornton and Boulder, Colorado

Summer is a holistic nutritionist, mind body eating coach, and registered yoga teacher. Through her struggles with emotional eating, body image and anxiety, she has found healing through nutrition and holistic lifestyle practices. She now uses her passion for food, nutrition, and yoga to help others improve their relationship with food and body. She believes that small, sustainable, and mindful changes are the best way to find lasting success.

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me. If you are looking for a truly empathetic and caring counselor, I would love to help you. In addition to my certification as an Eating Psychology Coach, I have a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology from Fordham University as well as an MSEd in Counseling also from Fordham. For many years I worked as an educator and I love both counseling and teaching. Exploring health and nutrition has always been my passion and I am grateful to IPE for allowing me to more fully integrate all of these aspects of myself in order to help others. I am serious about health, wellness, food, sustenance, learning, and discovery in a natural and enjoyable way. I look forward to hearing from you!

Helping Women Overcome Emotional/Binge Eating, Quit Dieting & Live Healthy, Happy, More Confident Lives.

Susan Beckman Reagan earned a Master of Arts degree with doctoral studies from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Following graduate school, she worked ten years for a Fortune 500 company in the healthcare field. Pursuing her passion for health and nutrition, she studied at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and became a Certified Health Coach. In addition, Susan is certified by the International Association for Health Coaches, earning the designation of Certified International Health Coach. She is also a Certified Nutritionist, board certified by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, and has earned a certificate in plant-based nutrition from Cornell University. Susan is among the first health coaches in the country to pass the Medical Board of Examiners/ International Consortium of Health & Wellness Coaching exam, earning her the designation of NBC-HWC. Recognizing her primary interest in mind-body nutrition, Susan attended and graduated from The Institute for the Psychology of Eating, where she studied with Marc David, a world-renowned master nutritionist/psychologist. She is certified by the Institute as an Eating Psychology Coach and has completed advanced training as an Eating Psychology Teacher. Susan is one of thirteen Eating Psychology coaches worldwide who have earned this special designation.

Susan has a practice offering an integrative approach to nutrition and health coaching. Working with clients from all over the United States, as well as internationally, Susan’s approach recognizes the unique needs and bio-individuality of each client. Her training, expertise and supportive coaching help her clients reach their personal goals. Areas of expertise: emotional eating, overeating, chronic dieting, digestive challenges, and body image issues. In addition, Susan maintains a continuing relationship with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition by coaching and mentoring current IIN students as part of their professional training program (2010 – present).

Susan lives in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and enjoys spending time with her family, travel, and yoga (Registered Yoga Teacher since 2000).

LCSW 20+ years – Eating Psychology Coach – Heartmath Coach. If you’re feeling dejected, frustrated, and hopeless about yourself and your body, I’m here to listen and to offer meaningful, rewarding options and strategies for growth and change. Developing a new and healthy relationship with yourself, eating, food, and your body is a process that incorporates kindness, self-awareness, slowing down, and love. Starving yourself and over-exercising is at best a very temporary solution to changing your body size. The results usually are short-term. And, when the weight is regained, you can feel even more hopeless, hurt, and lost. Finding your real-self and experimenting with love and kindness offer a much better chance for life-long change in self-esteem, self-love, and body re-shaping. We can talk about food, eating, nutrition, nourishment, body movement, body image, etc. We will also look at you, your family history, your current life, pleasures, frustrations, accomplishments, and disappointments. People are complex. We all have our unique histories and life experiences. Consequently, our work together will be comprehensive and look at the big picture of you. If you’d like to learn more, contact me for a free 20-minute telephone consult. During that call we can see if how I work and what I have to offer is a match for you and your needs. No strings attached!

For many women, when we think about who we want to be in the world, we answer “thinner.” This is the result of being saturated by a diet culture. A culture that tells us we are not “good enough.” Somewhere along the way we begin to manage our pain with food. We become disconnected and food becomes our buddy even if we have a significant partnership, children and a thriving career. It is not easy to leave this spiral of using food to monitor emotions. Science has failed us in the weight loss department with a calorie in, calorie out belief system as the path to our relationship with food. For many years I was an expert at binge eating, and I know how it feels to be lost in the next bite, to feel sick from overeating and not be able to stop, to feel humiliated because you can’t access your true feelings. Trust me there is a way out and that way is going inward. The liberation from food as an emotional crutch will enable you to view life through an entirely different lens; one that will help you to love yourself and others more deeply, discover your dreams and enhance your energy. Let me tell you a little about my educational background, so you feel comfortable that I have the experience, skills and knowledge to help you move the needle from food as a hiding place to food as a nourishing place. I received my master’s degree from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology with a specialization in the psychology of mind body wellness. I accented my education in the mind body paradigm with yoga teacher training in the tantra tradition. I continued my education in an intensive coach/counseling certification in psychology of eating, focusing on unwanted eating habits as a symptom of a larger life question. I will lead you on a fascinating journey of who you are as an eater to unearth who you are as a human being. I believe in your wholeness and your right to live a healthy empowered life full of love.

I have been a coach with a private practice for over 10 years working with clients worldwide. I got certified as Eating Psychology Coach because I was just sick of how most of us relate to food,bodies and self image. I was sick of how I relate to this stuff. So I went about to change it. And I have . Know you have an understanding friend in me. Everything you have done I have too. We can change this!

After years of struggling from adrenal fatigue, chronic insomnia, and body image I am empowered with the knowledge to heal myself on so many levels. Using a combination of Ayurveda techniques, my IPE Certification, and Strategic Intervention training I now am excited to show others how to realize their own power. This combination of balancing mind, body and spirit allows individuals to see themselves in a whole new light.

Overweight since childhood, reaching a high of 297 pounds, it took developing Type 2 Diabetes for me to “hit bottom” and finally take charge of my binge eating behaviors. Diet results came quickly but I was never able to hold onto my success until I understood I needed to learn how to fully nourish “all of me” not just my body. Today, at age 60, I’ve lost 80 pounds successfully keeping it off for over 3 years and my Diabetes is managed without medications. My life’s passion is to help people find peace especially where food, self, and body brilliance is concerned. My expertise includes 40 years as a nursing veteran, 3 years as a holistic nutrition coach, and certification as a Mind Body Eating Coach in addition to my own personal success. I stand ready to support you in finding peace and success in your own life.