Individual Therapy
One-to-one therapy for adults navigating eating disorders, trauma, anxiety, and the transitions that ask the most of them. Sessions are collaborative and paced to what you are ready to look at.
Learn moreDr. Wang-Hall offers individual therapy, group therapy, and consultation for organizations and fellow clinicians — each grounded in relational, weight-inclusive, trauma-informed care.
One-to-one therapy for adults navigating eating disorders, trauma, anxiety, and the transitions that ask the most of them. Sessions are collaborative and paced to what you are ready to look at.
Learn moreSmall, carefully held groups where recovery happens alongside others who understand. Group work offers connection, practice, and a place to be seen without explaining yourself first.
Learn moreCase consultation, professional training, and speaking engagements for treatment teams, programs, and clinicians seeking depth in eating disorder and trauma care.
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Jennifer Wang-Hall, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist and psychotherapist who works with adults living with eating disorders, trauma, and the pressures that surround food, body, and identity.
Her work is grounded in the belief that lasting change happens inside a relationship that feels safe. Sessions are collaborative, weight-inclusive, and paced to what you are ready to look at.
Alongside her clinical practice, she consults with treatment teams and speaks and trains on eating disorder recovery, clinician well-being, and perinatal mental health.
More about Dr. Wang-HallThere is no perfect way to begin. Here is what you can expect from the first message through the ongoing work, so nothing about the process has to be a surprise.
Send a short note through the appointment form or call. Tell Dr. Wang-Hall what you are looking for — you do not need the right words for it yet.
A brief conversation to talk through what you are carrying, answer your questions, and decide together whether this practice is the right fit.
Early sessions focus on getting to know your history, your relationship with food, body, and safety, and what you want your life to feel like.
Regular sessions build on that foundation at a pace you set, with coordination alongside your dietitian, physician, or treatment team when it helps.
Treatment for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and disordered eating across the spectrum — weight-inclusive, culturally responsive, and centered on your relationship with food and body rather than a number.
Support for people harmed by the treatment that was meant to help — coercive care, medical trauma, and higher-level-of-care experiences that left their own wounds behind.
A confidential space for therapists, dietitians, physicians, and trainees living with their own eating disorder history while holding this work for others.
Care through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and loss — where body changes, birth trauma, and disordered eating so often meet at once.
Send a note about what you are looking for, and Dr. Wang-Hall will respond with next steps, availability, and whether her practice is the right fit for you.
For the first time, therapy did not feel like something being done to me. Jennie made room for the parts of my eating disorder I had never said out loud.
I came in carrying harm from treatment itself. Jennie understood that immediately, and never asked me to trust the process before I was ready.
As a clinician with my own history, I needed somewhere honest to bring it. Her consultation changed how I hold this work and how I care for myself in it.
If your question is not answered here, send a note through the appointment form and Dr. Wang-Hall will reply personally.
Every new client starts with a brief consultation. It is a chance to describe what you are carrying, ask questions, and decide together whether this practice is the right place for the work.
Share a little about what brings you here and which service you are interested in. Dr. Wang-Hall reviews every message personally and replies with availability and next steps.
Please do not include sensitive clinical details in this form. If you are in crisis, call 988 or go to your nearest emergency room.