Recovered and Restored Eating Disorder Therapy Center

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  Gabrielle Morreale, LPC

  Owner and Clinical Director

  Gabby is the Owner and Clinical Director of Recovered & Restored Eating Disorder Therapy Center. Her journey as a clinician began 9 years ago, after receiving her Master's Degree in counseling psychology from Rosemont College. Since then, she has continued her education and received her clinical license in the state of Pennsylvania, as well as a certificate in cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy and trauma informed care. She is also fully recovered from anorexia and is honored to take part in your healing journey. She’s been there she gets it! Gabby is an eating disorder therapist and HAES provider who specializes and is deeply passionate about helping teens and young women heal from their eating disorder. She works with both teens and women suffering with anorexia, bulimia, orthorexia, and binge eating disorder. I also treat disordered eating, anxiety, depression and PTSD. In Her Spare Time She is a wife, puppy mom, and aunt. She spends most of her free time with her husband and family, especially her niece Caia who is the sparkle of her world! She is obsessed with all things glitter and loves the beach. In the winter months when she isn’t at the beach, she enjoys playing with her dog cooking, shopping, working out, and watching a good home improvement or reality show.

  Education:

  Link: Gabrielle Morreale, LPC

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  Becc Leatherman, MSW

  Director of Family Services

  Becc has worked with teens and families for the past 20 years. She received her Master’s degree from Baylor University and has been working in the school and community settings ever since. She is passionate about helping families work on setting clear boundaries and healing from within. Becc is trained in Internal Family Systems Therapy as well as Trauma and is our lead family therapist on staff. She is HAES aligned and is passionate about helping families heal from their loved ones eating disorder. It is her hope that by creating a bond of trust with each client and allowing them to gain skills weekly that they will be able to support their teen or loved one in recovery and create healthy family dynamics in the home. She also offers parent-coaching sessions. Being a parent is hard right? Especially if your teen has an eating disorder or struggles with high-risk behaviors! These sessions are designed to help parents understand their teen’s perspective, but also have a safe space to have their own feelings. In Her Spare Time There never seems to be enough time in the day to do all the things she loves, but a perfect day for me includes a good book, some kid cuddles, and making a new recipe for dinner.

  Education:

  Link: Becc Leatherman, MSW

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  Abby Emmert, M.A.

  Eating Disorder & Anxiety Therapist

  Abby does her best work with females 12 and up struggling with eating disorders, disordered eating, self-esteem, depression, anxiety, perfectionism. Abby also enjoys working with athletes in recovery, as she was a competitive athlete for most of her life and played on the collegiate level. She is a HAES provider and, would be honored to join you on your journey to healing and happiness today. ​In Her Spare Time She loves playing with my golden retriever named Rosie (a play off Bruce Springsteen’s song, Rosalita and her feminist role model, Rosie the Riveter!) She also loves baking and her guilty pleasure is reality tv especially Bravo!

  Link: Abby Emmert, M.A.

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  Hannah de Groot, M.ED

  Eating Disorder & Anxiety Therapist

  Hannah does her best work with teens and young adults struggling with eating disorders, depression, and anxiety. Hannah is an expert in helping clients channel their innate resiliency and begin to heal from within. Hannah’s passion for eating disorder recovery began while she was earning her Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition from Penn State University, and has her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Temple University (pending May 2021). She is a Health At Every Size (HAES) provider and utilizes aspects of Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Feminist Theory, and Person-Centered Therapy in her practices. Hannah also has extensive experience treating athletes with eating disorders and is passionate helping athletes heal their relationship with exercise and their body. As well as experience working with the LGBTQ+ community when working in the University of Penn's campus counseling center. She would be honored to be a part of your recovery process. ​In Her Spare Time Hannah loves listening to podcasts or audiobooks while cooking and baking for her family. She also enjoys reading and exercising intuitively.

  Education:

  Link: Hannah de Groot, M.ED