Specialized Eating Disorder Treatment

At Hope Nutrition Therapy we have a passion to see individuals and families of all ages, shapes, and sizes heal their relationship with food and their bodies and to supervise dietitians with a heart to do the same.

  • Anorexia & Bulimia
  • Emotional Eating
  • Chronic or Yo-Yo Dieting
  • Weight Cycling
  • Compulsive Overeating
  • Disordered Eating
  • Binge Eating
  • Orthorexia Nervosa
  • Night Eating Syndrome
  • Exercise addiction, bulimia, & resistance
  • Food Hoarding
  • Substance Abuse for Weight Manipulation
  • Obsessive, Compulsive, and/or Ritualistic Eating Behaviors
  • Food Fears, Anxieties, & Avoidances
  • Mindless or Disconnected Eating
  • Body Dissatisfaction
  • Body Image Distortion
  • Body Checking Behaviors
  • Food & Weight Preoccupation

A note about GLP-1s

Since 2004, I have had the privilege of working with incredible humans whose struggles range from chronic dieting to severe & enduring eating disorders.  In those 22+ years, there are things that have remained true & will forever remain true, no matter what:

1) Everyone has a relationship with food worthy of being tended to & healed.

2) Bodies exist naturally in a wide variety of sizes & every body of every size is deserving of nourishment. 

You are ALL welcome here and there is hope for healing.

I am often contacted by new clients whose experiences with GLP-1s span the full spectrum, including those who: are currently on a GLP-1, would never take a GLP-1, are diabetic and on a GLP-1 to support blood glucose, are extremely triggered by GLP-1 usage all around them, have had traumatic experiences on GLP-1s, need to wean off a GLP-1 but are terrified, or just need a safe, non-judgmental space to connect with their own body autonomy and agency in the midst of our current culture.

Feel free to reach out with your experience!

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We regularly and thoroughly coordinate care with referring therapists, medical and psychiatric providers, personal trainers, and treatment facilities. All identities are welcome and we recognize that the intersectionality of non-dominant systemic identities (race, ethnicity, size, age, education, neuro-differences, ability, nationality, socioeconomic status, religion/spirituality, sexual orientation, and gender identity) can directly and significantly impact one’s relationship to food & their body.

Our Clinicians

We provide treatment for the spectrum of eating disorders and concerns related to food, body image, exercise, and weight. Our clinicians are local to the greater Seattle area, and virtually serve clients & consultees all around the world.

Diane Summers

FOUNDER & DIETITIAN