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Claudia Griffo, BS, MSW LSW

Eating Disorder & Anxiety Therapist

Claudia's Story...

Claudia is one of our eating disorder and anxiety therapists at Recovered and Restored. Claudia is a Master's level clinician who is a graduate of Widener University’s MSW program.  She previously graduated from Rowan University in New Jersey with a Bachelor’s degree in psychology.  Claudia’s passion has always been to help individuals on their therapeutic journey, and along with her master’s degree she is also certified in trauma recovery.  She is extremely passionate about helping adolescents and young women struggling with disordered eating, eating disorders, body image, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety, and trauma.

 

Claudia emphasizes that our pasts do not define us and that as individuals we are beyond capable. As someone who has recovered from an eating disorder herself, Claudia understands that healing is a process and it is attainable!  Claudia’s goal is to create a safe space for clients to feel comfortable and is passionate about using empathy and understanding to build a warm and open relationship.  Claudia is dedicated to supporting clients on their recovery journey. Claudia is a fat-positive, HAES provider and uses an eclectic approach to therapy. Some modalities she incorporates into sessions at DBT, CBT, and ERP. Claudia offers online therapy in PA, NJ, MD, CT, FL, SC, and DE and coaching sessions worldwide.

 

In Her Spare Time

Claudia worked to train and certify her golden retriever as a service dog in 2020, and she loves long walks with her fur baby.  She is a big fan of the outdoors and is an avid horseback rider.  Claudia loves quality time spent with friends and family and loves to challenge her baking skills with new projects.

Claudia’s rate starts at $160 per session. She has some sliding scale options available.

A YouTube Video with Claudia

A Blog by Claudia

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In the journey of healing from eating disorders, individuals often seek a variety of therapeutic approaches to find solace and strength.  One such remarkable and often underestimated source of support comes in the form of our four-legged friends.  The therapeutic powers of animals have been increasingly recognized and embraced in various fields, including mental health.  Animals can have a profound impact on individuals struggling with their mental health, including eating disorders.


One of the fundamental aspects of the therapeutic relationship between humans and animals lies in the unconditional love and acceptance they provide. 

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