Within Health

We are deeply honored to be named one of Forbes Best Startup Employers of 2025! This recognition is a reflection of the incredible individuals who make up our team–those who show up every day with compassion, dedication, and a commitment to healing. At our core, we believe in fostering a workplace that supports not only our patients but also our employees, ensuring they feel valued, empowered, and inspired. To our team—thank you for the love and care you bring to this work. We couldn’t do it without you. 💜 Check out the full list here: https://lnkd.in/edckCuYe

Eating disorder recovery should be integrated into your client's world—not separate from it. With compassionate support and personalized care, it's possible to move toward healing without sacrificing what matters most. At Within, healing happens with intention, support, and flexibility. Contact our outreach team by emailing hello@withinhealth.com to learn more about partnering with Within to bring intentionally-remote care to your patients.

ARFID is often misunderstood or misdiagnosed—especially in clinical settings where eating disorders may not present in expected ways. In our latest article, we break down the signs and symptoms of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, how it differs from other eating disorders, and why early recognition is critical for effective intervention. If you work with clients who have sensory sensitivities, low appetite, or food-related anxiety, it's especially important to know what to look for. Learn more:

Navigating conversations about food, body image, and eating habits with children or young patients can feel overwhelming—but these talks are powerful opportunities to build trust, body confidence, and a healthy relationship with food. Discover supportive, expert-backed guidance for having these conversations with care and compassion:

We’re still feeling energized from this powerful conversation on the value of Measurement-Based Care (MBC) in eating disorder treatment. A huge thank you to Project HEAL’s Carsen Rhys Beckwith for hosting such an insightful session, alongside expert panelists Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt from Within Health and Greenspace’s Jesse Lee Hayman. The discussion shed light on the urgent need for better support and improved outcomes in eating disorder treatment, and the clinical impact of MBC on clients and clinicians. The panelists shared real-world examples where MBC has enhanced treatment quality and helped drastically improve patient outcomes. Check out these highlights for a glimpse into the key moments and takeaways from the session. Thank you to everyone who joined us live—many attendees left feeling more confident in the power of MBC and excited to bring it into their own practices. Stay tuned for details on our next educational panel (coming soon)!

At Within, we believe that the future of eating disorder treatment is a hybrid of traditional and remote care—one that prioritizes patient-centered, flexible, and accessible approaches. Learn more about the powerful impact of virtual eating disorder care and how clinicians can leverage technology to improve patient outcomes in our latest edition of #WithinReach. ⤵️

Join us next month for a powerful webinar on the intersection of grief and eating disorders—and how healing can lead to a renewed sense of self. Reserve your spot today. ⤵

Grief and eating disorder recovery often intertwine in complex, deeply personal ways. Next month, join us for a free, online workshop as we explore the deep and often overlooked intersection of grief and disordered eating. Together, we’ll examine how different types of loss—whether a loved one, identity, or sense of control—can impact a person’s relationship with food and body, and complicate the recovery journey. Designed for behavioral health professionals, this session will delve into the nonlinear nature of grief, its effects on the brain, and how attachment styles shape the way we grieve and cope. Attendees will walk away with practical tools, compassionate strategies, and greater insight into supporting clients through grief in the context of eating disorder recovery. Register today to join us for this important conversation: https://lnkd.in/eSNViFma

"There's a real community feel our patients experience at Within. We're really intentional about creating ways for them to communicate, not just during groups—we have some other ways of creating that feeling of being in that living room in between sessions so people can connect." –Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, CEO and Co-Founder of Within Connection is at the heart of everything we do at Within. 💜 Huge thank you to Dr. Corinne Hannan and Dr. Erin Knopf of VERY | Virtual Eating Recovery for hosting us on #DocTalk for this electric conversation about the transformative power of remote eating disorder treatment—and how we can facilitate community and connection through virtual care. ▶️ Watch the full conversation now: https://lnkd.in/e_BQG5u3

Body shaming can happen in all sorts of environments—especially the workplace. In a world where unrealistic beauty standards and misleading health messages are deeply ingrained, it's easy for these harmful ideas to seep into professional spaces, whether we realize it or not. As colleagues, leaders, team members, and collaborators, we all have a responsibility to foster an environment where every person—regardless of their body shape or size—feels valued, supported, and empowered. Creating a workplace that prioritizes inclusivity not only helps individuals thrive but also strengthens the entire organization. Learn more about the impact of body shaming and how it can contribute to eating disorders in our latest blog post: