What is the cost per session?

Footprints is in-network with multiple insurance plans, so most clients pay only a small co-pay. For those paying out of pocket: Individual $95, Couples/Family Therapy $125, Group $125.

How do I start seeing a therapist?

The first step is calling in to complete an intake form with one of our coordinators, either over the phone or by email. Once the intake form is completed, we send documents to fill out through our client portal. You'll be paired with a provider once that is completed.

I signed up, how long will it take to be matched with a therapist?

After your intake is completed and your documents are submitted through our secured client portal, it typically takes 1-2 weeks to be paired with a provider, based on your availability and preferences.

How long is the intake process?

The intake process takes about 5 minutes to complete. For couples or family therapy, it can take up to 10-15 minutes.

Am I allowed to switch to another therapist?

Yes. We recommend trying your paired provider for at least 3 sessions, since the first is intake and the next two are for getting to know each other. If it isn't a mutual fit after 3 sessions, you'll be reassigned, which can take 1-2 weeks based on availability and preferences.

When will in-person sessions be offered?

In-person sessions are offered at our location at 3249 Kingsbridge Ave, Bronx, NY, 10463.

My question isn't listed, what should I do?

Reach us at intake@footprintstofeelbetter.com or call (917) 352-3625.

Eating Disorders - Footprints Mental Health Counseling

Compassionate Mental Health Counseling & Therapy — Serving Nationwide

Compassionate Support for Your Relationship With Food and Body

Eating disorders thrive in secrecy and shame. Our therapists offer a nonjudgmental space to work through disordered eating, body image struggles, and the emotions underneath them.

What Is Eating Disorder Treatment?

Eating disorder treatment addresses the thoughts, behaviors, and emotions around food, eating, and body image — including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and disordered eating patterns that don’t fit a single label. Care is collaborative and never focused on weight alone.

HOW THERAPY HELPS

Healing your relationship with food

Trauma-informed, weight-inclusive support for lasting recovery.

Individual Therapy

Work through the emotional roots of disordered eating in a safe, nonjudgmental space.

Body Image Work

Rebuild a more compassionate relationship with your body, separate from numbers on a scale.

Coordinated Care

We can coordinate with dietitians and physicians for comprehensive, whole-person support.

MEET THE TEAM

Therapists who specialize in ADHD

Frequently asked questions

Answers to what clients considering eating disorder care ask us most.

Do I need to 'look sick' to have an eating disorder?

No. Eating disorders affect people of all body sizes and aren’t always visible from the outside. If food or body image is causing distress, it’s worth talking to someone.

Will you focus on my weight?

Our approach is weight-inclusive — we focus on your relationship with food and your emotional wellbeing, not a number on a scale.

Do you work with families of people with eating disorders?

Yes, family involvement can be an important part of recovery, especially for teens, and we’re glad to include loved ones when helpful.

You deserve a peaceful relationship with food

Book a session with a therapist who specializes in eating disorders and body image telehealth and in-person options available.