Online Eating Disorder & Trauma Therapy on Long Island
Private-pay online therapy for eating disorders, ARFID, body image concerns, and trauma — serving clients throughout Nassau and Suffolk County on Long Island.
Struggling with Food, Body Image or Trauma on Long Island?
Stephanie Van Schaick, LMHC, C-DBT, CIMHP
Eating Disorder Treatment Long Island
Body Image Therapy
PTSD Counseling
Whether you’re in Nassau County, Suffolk County, or anywhere on Long Island, you don’t have to navigate this alone.
You may look high-functioning on the outside — successful, capable, responsible — yet internally overwhelmed by food rules, body dissatisfaction, anxiety, or unresolved trauma.
Life on Long Island can be demanding. Between career pressure, family responsibilities, and the expectation to “have it together,” it can feel difficult to slow down long enough to truly heal.
As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor serving clients on Long Island, I provide structured, specialized eating disorder and trauma treatment designed for individuals who want focused, high-quality care — not just general talk therapy.
Specialized Eating Disorder & Trauma Therapy on Long Island
I provide online eating disorder therapy on Long Island for:
If you’re searching for a private-pay eating disorder therapist on Long Island who offers specialized, focused care rather than general therapy, my practice is structured to support lasting recovery.
Why Choose Online Therapy on Long Island?
Long Island is spread out. Commutes can be long. Schedules are full.
Virtual therapy allows you to access specialized eating disorder and trauma treatment without adding traffic, travel time, or scheduling stress to your week.
Online sessions allow you to:
Maintain privacy in close-knit communities
Avoid commuting between Nassau and Suffolk County
Work with a specialist rather than a general therapist
Attend sessions consistently from your own space
Secure virtual therapy makes specialized care accessible whether you’re in Garden City, Huntington, Smithtown, Rockville Centre, or elsewhere on Long Island.
Meet Stephanie Van Schaick, LMHC
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor providing virtual therapy to clients throughout New York and Florida.
My clinical focus includes eating disorder recovery, ARFID treatment, body image healing, and trauma therapy.
My approach is structured, collaborative, and evidence-based. I draw from specialized treatment approaches designed to address both the behavioral patterns and underlying emotional drivers of eating disorders and trauma.
I regularly collaborate with dietitians, physicians, and psychiatrists when appropriate to support comprehensive care.
My practice is private-pay and designed for individuals seeking focused, high-quality treatment without the limitations of insurance-driven therapy. Sessions are typically 45 minutes and held weekly to support consistent, measurable progress.
This May Be a Good Fit If:
You appear high-functioning but internally feel overwhelmed by food, body image, or trauma-related patterns
You want specialized eating disorder or trauma treatment rather than general therapy
You are ready for structured, consistent sessions focused on measurable progress
You value privacy and individualized care
You are willing to invest in weekly therapy to support lasting recovery
Start Eating Disorder & Trauma Therapy on Long Island
If you’re ready to explore whether specialized online therapy on Long Island is the right next step, I invite you to schedule a free 15-minute consultation.
We’ll briefly discuss what’s been weighing on you and determine whether we’re a good fit.
Frequently Asked Questions About Online Therapy on Long Island
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I am a private-pay provider and do not accept insurance. Many clients choose private-pay therapy for increased privacy, flexibility, and specialized care. I can provide a superbill if you would like to pursue out-of-network reimbursement.
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Yes. I work with clients throughout Nassau and Suffolk County via secure virtual therapy.
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Sessions are typically held weekly to support consistent progress.
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Yes. Research supports the effectiveness of virtual therapy for eating disorders, trauma, and related concerns when treatment is structured and specialized.