Welcome to Night Rainbow

 

Services

  • Image of a quarter moon against a black night sky. Dark side of the moon is the top half and the light side of the moon is the bottom half.

    Eating Disorders

    Working with you and your team to challenge behaviors, use coping skills, understand cause and maintainers of your ED, and build your life worth living.

  • Image of a solitary figure standing on a hill under a night sky full of stars with the last bit of an orange sunset at the horizon.

    Trauma

    Treating single-instance and complex trauma using evidence-based techniques. Valuing your survival and finding new ways to thrive.

  • Night sky full of stars and a galazy with colors of blue, purple, and orange, with one shooting star. The colors are reflected in the water of a beach.

    LGBTQ+

    Supporting you as you explore your identity, navigate community and systems, and find love and belonging.

    Writing letters to support your access to care.

  • A blue/purple night sky full of stars and galaxies over a mountain silhouette.

    Care for Caregivers

    Helping families navigate their loved one's eating disorders, learn skills to support their loved ones, and process whatever comes up along the way.

  • Blue, purple, and orange night sky full of stars and the milky way with silhouettes of pine trees in front.

    Trainings and Workshops

    Trainings for healthcare professionals. Available topics include treating transgender clients and trans clients with eating disorders. Other topics available on request.

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Remember the Night Rainbow

When I was growing up, my grandmother had this book called “If You’re Afraid of the Dark, Remember the Night Rainbow.” It’s a beautiful book, full of gorgeous illustrations and quirky advice, perhaps designed for children to laugh at. And yet, underlying all of the advice is the idea that there is whimsy and beauty in the world, and when we are faced with difficulty, we can get through it with creativity, community, and not taking ourselves too seriously.

I wanted to bring that energy into my practice: when we’re afraid of the darkness out there and in here, we survive by finding the light spots and connecting with others and ourselves.

We are the darkness and we are also the light, beauty, and color of the night rainbow. Remember that you’re both.