Hi! My name is Juliette & I’m a southern California native currently living in the Blue Ridge mountains of Asheville, NC.

After completing part of my education at a residential eating disorder clinic in Hawaii, I found myself drawn to working alongside clients struggling with eating disorders, negative body image, and “food feeling hard” in some capacity. When working with these women, I recognized some recurrent traits amongst this population- they were intuitive, observant, and have a noticeable intolerance for inauthenticity. I believe honoring and utilizing these character traits is an essential part of the journey to freedom.

I particularly enjoy working with clients who want to challenge their narratives around food and self-worth, and explore the connection between how we see ourselves in the world and our appearance. My approach often incorporates assignments that foster creativity, the use of metaphors, and mindfulness/somatic based practices. Some of my own teachers include Pema Chödrön, Rumi, Byron Katie, Alan Watts, and Don Miguel Ruiz.

Outside of client sessions, you can find me starting art projects that never get finished, listening to Little Dragon, and creating unnecessary to-do lists. I used to think I had a love-hate relationship with running, but it turns out it was just a hate-hate relationship; I enjoy walking along the French Broad river with a cup of coffee on Sunday mornings, pilates, and hiking to waterfalls with minimal elevation. One of my favorite things to do is watch reality TV with my anxious, pisces-pup, Koa.