Shoshie Fox-Long, Social Work Intern

Hello! My name is Shoshie Fox-Long, and I am an MSW student at the University of Michigan, graduating in the summer of 2023. It was within my first few years of college that I finally figured out what I wanted to do as a career. I realized I wanted to help people through their own … Read more

Malaysha Johnson, LLMSW

Hey, hey! My name is Malaysha Johnson, and I have recently graduated from the University of Michigan School of Social Work and obtained my limited license master’s in social work. I enjoy working with people of color, specifically women, as well as young adults. I have experience working with clients from all walks of life. … Read more

Shatia Pawlowski, TLLP

Imagine for a moment a life where you feel fulfilled, connected to self and others, and inspired. You’ve developed coping mechanisms that help you effectively manage feelings like stress, guilt, or shame. You feel confident about your ability to reach goals you’ve created regarding relationships, past trauma, career aspirations, or other milestones. You navigate healing … Read more

Deirdre Laney-King, LMSW, Organizational Coach

I am a radical queer social worker specializing in work that challenges and seeks to dismantle systems of oppression at the individual, group and organizational level. I currently work as a program manager, therapist, educator, and consultant. At the Radical Well-Being Center, my job is to support organizational change and development in a way that … Read more

Moss Herberholz, LLMSW

Welcome! Together we will work to identify your strengths and how you can use them to overcome your challenges. I provide a non-judgmental environment where every part of your identity is honored and where you can feel safe to be your full self. I hope to support you in exploring the parts of yourself in … Read more

Gabri Abalo, LLMSW

Hi there! My name’s Gabri. Life’s waves can bring seasons of disconnection from our energy, our body, our values, our relationships, and/or our community/environment. I specialize in supporting the diasporic health of community-organizing, queer, trans, multi-ethnic/racial people of all income classes. In therapy, we’ll center developing energy-affirming practices and reshaping energy-taking practices. Using person-centered and … Read more

ange baldado, Social Work Intern

Hello there! My name is ange baldado and I am an Advanced Standing Master of Social Work student at the University of Michigan. My primary pathway focus is in Community Change, and secondary pathway foci are in Interpersonal Practice, and Welfare of Children & Families. I am currently completing my social work field placement here … Read more

Andrea Pérez LMSW, MLIS

As a therapist with multiple intersecting identities, I understand our mental states are products of our social states. I aim to work collaboratively with the client to help access and utilize the strengths and resources they inherently possess. My areas of clinical interest include anxiety, depression, substance use, life transitions, eating issues and body image, … Read more

Amanda Villescas, RDN, Body-Inclusive Virtual Nutrition Counseling

I’m Amanda – a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist & Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor with a passion for helping others develop more peaceful relationships with food and their bodies.  I’m also passionate about making this type of health & wellness support more accessible by offering low-cost, virtual nutrition therapy sessions.

My nutrition therapy approach is anti-diet, body-inclusive, and has been shaped by the Intuitive Eating principles.

When working together, we’ll explore habits and behaviors that honor hunger & fullness, cultivate balanced nourishment, and encourage eating with flexibility and mindfulness.

I hope to share fresh insight and therapeutic nutrition interventions that empower you to tune into your needs from a place of curiosity and self-compassion, rather than judgment or shame.  My goal is to provide gentle guidance that enables you to experience improved overall health & well-being, as well as a deeper sense of embodiment.

Please be encouraged to know that my nutrition therapy recommendations never include the prescription of a calorie restricted meal plan.  In focusing on health and well-being, the emphasis of HAES-informed nutrition  counseling is not on weight/weight loss, but rather on sustainable, health-promoting behaviors.  However, discussion of weight concerns, if the client desires, can certainly be honored & included as a component of our nutrition therapy sessions.

Education and training:
I hold a bachelor’s degree in Dietetics from Madonna University and completed my dietetic internship at Harper University Hospital in coordination with the Detroit Medical Center. For over 15 years I’ve been practicing as an RDN, with extensive experience in both clinical and wellness work.

Nutrition Support services offered for —

  • Disordered eating
  • Weight concerns
  • Digestive issues
  • Chronic health conditions (including but not limited to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension)

Note that I am currently located in Melbourne, Australia!

Therefore, late afternoon/evening appointments (Eastern Time, Sun-Thurs) are primarily available for clients residing in the United States.  Please visit my website for further information about what to expect what to expect when working with me, as well as additional info about scheduling, pricing, contact information, and to scope out some FAQs:

https://greysaltnutrition.com/

Curious to learn more about intuitive eating and body liberation? Click HERE to access the Radical Nutrition resource page!

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