by Admin | Oct 2, 2025 | All Posts, Anxiety & Depression, Assessment, Eating Disorder Recovery, EMDR and Trauma Recovery, Trauma Recovery
At The Catalyst Center, we believe mental health care should be accessible and affordable—without compromising quality. That’s why we’re proud to offer low cost therapy in Denver with one of our advanced graduate student clinicians, Heidi Streicher, MA. Heidi brings...
by Allison Kalivas | Jun 19, 2024 | Allison Kalivas, Eating Disorder Recovery, LGBTQ+
Eating disorders are a significant public health concern that affects individuals across all demographics—they DO NOT discriminate. However, the LGBTQ+ community experiences disproportionately higher rates of these disorders. As a therapist specializing in eating...
by Alex Smith | Jun 29, 2023 | Alex Smith, All Posts, Eating Disorder Recovery
As an eating disorder and body image expert, one of the first things I work on with my clients is developing an understanding that body image is more than how you look and feel about your body; it’s about your relationship with yourself. Your relationship with...
by Allison Kalivas | Apr 5, 2023 | All Posts, Allison Kalivas, Eating Disorder Recovery, Neurofeedback
Given the complexity of eating disorders, we believe an integrative and holistic approach is necessary for sustainable recovery. While therapy and nutrition support are crucial elements of a person’s eating disorder recovery journey, additional evidence-based...
by Allison Kalivas | Feb 28, 2023 | All Posts, Allison Kalivas, Eating Disorder Recovery
Regardless of gender, eating disorders can be difficult to recognize, and it is often not easy for a person to realize that they should seek support. Misconceptions and stigma associated with eating disorders are often barriers to recognition and treatment of...
by Alex Smith | Feb 15, 2023 | Alex Smith, All Posts, Eating Disorder Recovery
With all of the talk around keto, paleo, intermittent fasting and whether spin classes, HIIT, or strength training is the best kind of exercise, it can be incredibly difficult to sift through what is sound advice and what is really a disordered message in disguise....
