Eating Disorders Therapists in Dallas

I bring over a decade of experience helping couples and individuals create healthier, more fulfilling lives and relationships. I work with couples at all stages — dating, married, or long-term partners — who feel stuck in recurring conflict, disconnection, or communication breakdowns. Together, we identify patterns, build insight, and develop skills that create lasting change. I also specialize in supporting young adults as they navigate anxiety, boundaries, friendships, dating, career pressures, and the many transitions that come with early adulthood. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure of your next step, therapy can help you gain clarity and confidence. My style is collaborative, practical, and insight-driven. I aim to create a space that feels both safe and productive, where growth is possible and progress feels tangible.

I have worked in mental health for 10 years, and before starting my own practice, "Time to Heal Therapy, PLLC", I worked in many settings: inpatient/residential/php for eating disorders, school-based therapy, non-profit and medicaid facilities, and traditional outpatient therapy clinics. I'm a gentle and empathetic therapist, and I also give clients direct skills to help aid them in their healing journey.

Hello, my name is Angie! My enthusiasm for physiology and redemption led me to pursue a Master's in Professional Counseling. Seeking mental health care can be a daunting step. Fear and stigma have kept many of us isolated in our struggles. You were not created to do this alone; I would love to invite you into a judgment-free zone where you will gain the courage to heal, tools to mitigate your symptoms, and work on enhancing the quality of your life, relationships, and goals. Knowing that the human body is interconnected, my approach to therapy is seeking to understand your mind, physiology, psychological, and emotional needs to tailor the best treatment plan.

If you are struggling with emotional pain from life’s many difficulties, you have come to the right place. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, loss, or a difficult relationship, For over 20 years, I have helped clients get to more peace, joy and stability in their lives. I work with clients all over Texas and Louisiana. Some areas I specialize in are: Relationships, Parenting, Grief and Loss, Depression and Anxiety. I use Hypnotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy to help people enrich and improve their lives with new thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that work better for their happiness. Sometimes friends family just aren't enough to help you make sense of life's problems. You need an experienced counselor with "no strings attached". I'm glad you are taking this step to find a therapist to become a "healthier and happier you". Give me a call to discuss how together we can help you create the life you want and deserve. You are worth it!

Eliza Creedon is a dual board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health and Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Auburn University. She then earned her Master of Science in Acute Care Nursing from Texas Woman's University and her Post-Graduate Certificate in Psychiatric Mental Health from Regis College. Prior to completing her advanced degree, Eliza worked in Emergency and Trauma Centers in Georgia and the Dallas-Fort Worth Area. She has worked at Level I Trauma Centers within the Medical City and Piedmont Healthcare systems.

I am a Registered Dietitian with a Christ-centered private practice specializing in working with individuals with eating disorders, disordered eating, emotional eating and a history of chronic dieting. I provide faith-integrated treatment for clients who are interested and who voice faith as a value of theirs. I have found that the foundational component of properly nourishing yourself is to first make peace with food. This involves letting go of rigid food rules and the diet mentality and learning how to trust your own internal hunger and fullness cues. I believe that part of good nutrition is enjoying your food and finding satisfaction in eating. I also believe that black and white thinking around food can lead to disordered eating. In my practice, I use a non-weight focused approach where I work with individuals on making healthy behavioral changes and letting their weight fall where it will while empowering clients to accept and embrace their unique bodies. Through my “all foods fit” motto, I assist individuals in incorporating intuitive eating into their every day life, help them to find types of movement that are both enjoyable and social and encourage them to embrace a Health at Every Size® concept. In my recently published book, Unworthy Weight, I address how to reclaim your worth from a number on a scale and find true identity in Christ.