Eating Disorder Recovery Support for Mothers
Heal your relationship with food and body image while creating a peaceful, intuitive food environment for your children.
If motherhood has brought your own food or body struggles to the surface, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to navigate this alone.
You don’t have to be fully healed to help your children thrive.
But you do deserve support while healing.
If this feels familiar, you’re not alone.
Many mothers navigating eating disorder recovery quietly carry questions like these:
• Why does feeding my children sometimes trigger my own fears about food?
• How do I raise intuitive eaters when I’m still healing my relationship with food and my body?
• Why do comments about my child’s appetite or body affect me so deeply?
• Am I already passing my struggles with food or body image onto my children?
If you’ve asked yourself any of these questions, you’re not failing.
You’re navigating the deeply complex intersection of motherhood and eating disorder recovery.
And you deserve support that understands both.
🌿Hi, I’m Crystal.
I’m a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and lactation consultant specializing in maternal health, eating disorder recovery, body image healing, and intuitive eating.
I’m also a mother — which means I understand firsthand how deeply motherhood can bring our own food and body struggles to the surface.
For more than a decade, I’ve supported mothers navigating eating disorder recovery in motherhood while raising children — helping them rebuild trust with food and their bodies and create a more peaceful food environment at home.
My work helps mothers:
• rebuild trust with their bodies
• move away from diet culture and food guilt
• navigate eating disorder recovery in motherhood
• create a peaceful, intuitive food environment at home
• raise children who feel safe and confident around food
Because mothers deserve support while healing — not only after they’ve “figured it all out.”
Ways You Can Find Support
Healing your relationship with food while raising children can feel incredibly isolating — but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Whether you’re just beginning to explore eating disorder recovery in motherhood or looking for deeper support, there are several ways to connect, learn, and receive guidance here.
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A free monthly support space for mothers navigating eating disorder recovery while raising children.
Connect with other women who understand the unique intersection of motherhood, food, and body healing.
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Reflections and guidance on navigating eating disorder recovery, body image, and feeding children with more compassion and trust.
A space for deeper conversations about healing in motherhood.
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Practical tools and educational resources to help you create a more peaceful relationship with food for yourself and your family.
As Seen In
Crystal’s work on eating disorder recovery in motherhood and raising intuitive eaters has been featured in:
For Moms in Recovery — by a Mom in Recovery
My Substack is a space for thoughtful reflections on eating disorder recovery in motherhood, body image healing, intuitive eating, and raising children free from diet culture.
You’ll receive weekly essays, reflections from my own recovery journey, and practical insights for navigating food and body image while raising children.
If these conversations resonate with you, I’d love to have you there.
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO THIS ALONE
Lift the Shame is a free monthly support space for mothers navigating eating disorder recovery while raising children.
If motherhood has made your relationship with food, body image, or feeding feel more tender, complicated, or lonely — you’re not the only one.
Come as you are. You don’t need to have the right words or be in a certain place in your healing to join us.
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