Meet Alexis…

Alexis holds a Masters degree in psychology, with a focus on clinical psychology and attachment focused research. She was certified as an eating disorder coach through the world-renown Carolyn Costin Institute. She has varied experience working as a family-based therapist, pet-assisted therapist, professor, and researcher. Alexis’ ongoing passion for supporting clients and continued learning through research enables her to guide clients through the change process with empirically supported knowledge and strategies.

Alexis collaboratively works with clients and treatment teams to empower individuals in making changes. She specializes in working with parents, neurodivergent, adolescent, and early adulthood populations. During the change process she helps clients clarify goals, gain insight, and offers the support the client wishes in achieving their goals.

In addition to her role as a coach, Alexis works as an eating disorder, neurodiversity and attachment researcher, where she is active in advancing knowledge in evidence-based care. In her free time Alexis enjoys worshipping God, spending time with family and friends, reading, writing, hiking, running, swimming, and traveling.