Now accepting new clients in Texas
Do you feel the pressure to “bounce back”? Are you feeling like your identity, body, and needs are all shifting at once?
Do you avoid mirrors, photos, or social events because of appearance fears? Believe life will start once you “fix” your body?
Do you think about food all the time? What you ate, what you shouldn’t eat, what you'll eat later. The food cycle is exhausting.
I help women untangle their relationship with food, body, and identity through compassionate, evidence-based therapy. Do any of the following resonate with you? If so, let's chat!
I’m Hannah Short, a licensed psychotherapist in Waco Texas who helps women heal their relationship with food, body, and identity through a balanced, evidence-based approach.
My work blends clinical expertise with lived experience, offering a space where you can show up as you are, feel seen, and start to rebuild trust with yourself.
The scale kept me a prisoner from enjoying life but not anymore. I realize that is only a number and I am worthy of more than that. Learning about how nutrition can fuel my body instead of starving myself is amazing. If you are in the same spot and what to be free contact her! Highly recommend it!
Hannah is a compassionate eating disorder therapist offering counseling for recovery, body image, and binge eating. Hannah particularly understands the perinatal time and counsels with a supportive, inclusive approach.
Hannah is a knowledgeable therapist who works with adults struggling with eating disorders, body image concerns. She empowers clients to overcome these issues and feel more confident. I highly recommend her!
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One-on-one support to rebuild your relationship with food—free from diets, rules, or shame. Combines therapeutic work with gentle nutrition and mindful eating.
Support for moms navigating body image, eating, and identity shifts in pregnancy or postpartum. A space to process perfectionism, pressure, and guilt without shame.
Compassionate, evidence-based support for healing disordered eating, body image distress, and your relationship with food. Rooted in intuitive eating, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care.