Georgia Sinclair, MSW, ASW

Eating Disorder & OCD Therapist in San Diego, CA & Virtual Therapy Throughout CA

(under the supervision of Allyson Inez Ford, MA, LPCC #8880 and Stacie Fanelli, LCSW #105876)

Georgia, an eating disorder therapist, sits in Balboa Park in a brown jacket and is smiling

A Message from Georgia (she/her):

If you're exhausted (or pissed off like me) by the ever-present cultural dialogue around food, eating, body size and the pressure to shrink and be as thin as possible, and you're ready (or want to feel ready) for that to take up less space in your life - I’d love to help you get there, and I encourage you to reach out!  

Likewise, if you’re exhausted (or pissed off, too!) by intrusive thoughts, compulsive urges and behaviors, and feel ready (or want to feel ready) for freedom from the obsessive-compulsive cycle - I’d be equally honored to support you in this endeavor. 

I work with people seeking eating disorder and/or OCD therapy across California, and offer worldwide recovery coaching. I see both therapy and recovery coaching clients fully virtually at this time.

Whether your presenting concern is an eating disorder, body image, OCD, trauma, a combination thereof, or something else you’d want to address in therapy with me, I work diligently and collaboratively with clients to imagine, define, and pursue meaningful recovery.

Educational Background & Experience

I received my Master's in Social Work from CSU Dominguez Hills with a concentration in community mental health. My program’s foundational theories were Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality - both of which I continue to use as lenses to guide my therapeutic approach.  

I use a variety of evidence-based clinical approaches (CBT, ERP, DBT, ACT, IFS, and more) to individualize your treatment, because I recognize each person has their own unique lived experience and needs.

I have lived experience that fuels my passion for this work, and professional experience working with eating disorders across various levels of care, including in both residential and outpatient settings. I've helped many clients improve their relationship to food, body, and movement, including those struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and ARFID. 

I'm an Associate Social Worker (ASW #124328) supervised by Allyson Inez Ford, LPCC #8880 and Stacie Fanelli, LCSW #105876. 

If any of this aligns with what you’re looking for, I invite you to reach out to schedule a free 15-minute intro call so we can connect and see if we're a good fit!

My perspective on eating disorders

I understand that eating disorders are complex issues with biological, social, psychological and cultural components and I integrate a variety of approaches to help you meet your recovery goals.

What this means is, I let you take the lead in your own recovery instead of imposing goals on you.

I use an intersectional, anti-oppressive, and social justice-oriented lens to collaborate with and empower folx to identify and build on their own strengths.

I welcome conversations about how race, gender, sexuality, class, disability, anti-fatness and other identities or systems of oppression impact your experience in your body.

Clients describe Georgia as relatable, warm, knowledgeable and ultimately- a compassionate guide who will help you uncover your authentic self and values, while meeting you where you’re at.

In her free time Georgia loves to read, bird watch and drink iced coffee (strictly not cold brew)!

Book a free 15 minute consultation call with Georgia today!

Frequently Asked Questions About eating Disorder & OCD Therapy with Georgia:

  • Yes! Georgia provides virtual therapy to clients throughout California.

  • No, at this time, Georgia is fully virtual.

  • Georgia works primarily with adults with eating disorders and/or OCD.

  • Yes! Georgia commonly works with OCD in addition to eating disorders.

    Georgia is trained in ERP, the gold standard treatment for OCD.

  • This is a common experience- so know that you are not alone. Nearly every person I work with who has anorexia feels this way, its actually a hallmark of the illness due to brain changes that happen with chronic semi-starvation.

    It is my opinion that any amount of struggle with food is ‘sick enough’ to warrant treatment. Don’t wait for it to get worse.

  • Yes! Georgia has years of experience treating anorexia, atypical anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and ARFID.

  • Therapy with Georgia starts out at $175 per hour, with 30% of her caseload reserved for sliding scale.

    You can check out our rates and insurance page for more info!

  • You can reach out here to connect with Gerogia or you can email the practice at: info@eatingdisorderocdtherapy.com