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Eating Disorder Therapists in Phoenix, AZ
8 verified specialistsUpdated October 2026
Recovery from an eating disorder is possible, and care from a clinician with focused eating disorder training can make the path clearer. Treatment often brings together therapy, nutrition support, and medical monitoring.
Each mental health provider below lists eating disorders as a primary area of focus, and Tandem has confirmed their license and their specialized training before listing them.
What to look for
- Training in an eating disorder approach such as CBT-E, Family-Based Treatment (FBT) for adolescents, or DBT
- Experience coordinating with dietitians and medical providers
- A weight-inclusive, compassionate stance toward bodies
Read our guide: Finding an Eating Disorder Therapist: Credentials That Matter · All verified specialists in Phoenix · Filter the Arizona directory
Common questions
What level of care do I need?
Many people do well in outpatient therapy, while others benefit from more support for a period of time. A clinician trained in eating disorders can help assess what level of care fits right now and connect you with additional support if needed.
Do these clinicians work with teens and families?
Some do. Family-Based Treatment is a well-researched approach for adolescents, and individual profiles note the age groups each clinician sees.
How does Tandem verify these eating disorder therapists?
Before anyone is listed, Tandem confirms an active Arizona license, documented training in their stated specialty, and the state licensing board record. Profiles are reviewed again when anything changes.
Can I see a Eating Disorders specialist outside Phoenix?
Yes. Clinicians licensed in Arizona can see any Arizona resident by telehealth, so the specialists listed under telehealth on this page are options too.
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