Meet Our Team

Kat Zwick is a seasoned therapist and leader with over 13 years of experience treating eating disorders across PHP, IOP, and outpatient levels of care for adolescents, adults, and families. Her expertise extends to substance use, complex trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, recovery from coercive control, and ADHD, with a neurodivergent-affirming approach. Learn more.

Elaine Mershon is a strong advocate for mental health. Having supported family members through hospitalization, IOP, and other treatment programs, she understands firsthand the challenges and importance of compassionate care. Learn more.

Dr. Gali Kramer provides individual and couples therapy for children, adolescents, and adults, helping clients navigate relational challenges, life transitions, anxiety, and mood disorders. She has a special interest and experience working with folks with eating disorders and is passionate about empowering clients to take an active role in their treatment. Learn more.

Dr. Andi Stone specializes in the treatment of mood, anxiety, personality, and trauma-related disorders in adults and young adults and has worked for many years in higher levels of care settings. She is well-known for her compassionate style, sense of humor, and ability to calmly handle difficult moments, making her an excellent leader, supervisor, and clinician. Learn more.

Dr. Hannah Clark specializes in the treatment of eating disorders, anxiety disorders, and traumatic stress by integrating CBT, DBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based approaches. Dr. Clark is passionate about helping clients build rich, meaningful lives through acceptance, awareness, and self-compassion. Learn more.

Fernanda de Alba is a bilingual therapist (English and Spanish) who uses a compassionate and integrative approach with individuals and couples. With couples, Fernanda draws from Gottman-informed practices and solution focus, evidence-based communication tools. With individuals, she uses trauma-informed frameworks to address anxiety, depression, PTSD, eating disorders, and relational patterns. Learn more.

Scott Prinz has a particular passion for working with transitional-age youth and young adults as they navigate the challenges of independence, identity, and emotional regulation. He also enjoys helping clients who struggle with emotional eating or Binge Eating Disorder (BED) build a healthier, more compassionate relationship with food and their bodies. Learn more.

Masha Erofeeva works with women 18 and older who are navigating major life transitions, including starting college, exploring identity or career direction, navigating marriage or motherhood, moving through separation or divorce, or simply redefining who they are. Her clients often seek support for anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, self-esteem, and spirituality. Learn more.

As a queer-identified therapist, Alice Bigelow is passionate about creating a safe, affirming space for LGBTQIA+ individuals and anyone exploring identity, belonging, and self-acceptance. Alice works with adults navigating OCD, anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions, as well as those seeking to deepen self-understanding and emotional regulation. Learn more.

Nancy Monroe received her bachelor’s in nursing at North Park University and her master’s in clinical psychology from Wheaton University. After years of experience at the staff level and in management and administrative roles, she went back to school at Rush University to complete a master’s degree in nursing science. She is board-certified as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. Learn more.

As a fat-positive and genderqueer therapist, Lexi Pettengill is passionate about creating a space where all bodies and identities are honored. Lexi specializes in eating disorders, body image, trauma, gender-affirming care, and emotional regulation. Their approach is relational and individualized, integrating Health at Every Size (HAES) principles with evidence-based modalities. Learn more.

Alyssa Spada specializes in eating disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, trauma-related conditions, personality disorders, and substance use concerns. Her work is grounded in a size-inclusive philosophy and guided by evidence-based interventions. Learn more.

Jaimee McMullen uses art and expression to help children, teens, and families navigate challenges related to ADHD, neurodivergence, mood and anxiety disorders, trauma, and ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). Jaimee’s work is especially supportive of neurodivergent kids, adolescents, and adults who may struggle to express emotions verbally. Learn more.