A more peaceful relationship with food and your body
Eating disorders and body image concerns are complex, deeply personal, and often misunderstood. At Tully Counselling Psychology, you'll find compassionate, evidence-informed support from a therapist who brings both clinical and nursing expertise to your care — in Edmonton and virtually across Alberta.
What sets this practice apart is a background that bridges two worlds. As both a Registered Nurse and a Counselling Therapist, Leah Tully brings a rare depth of understanding to eating disorder treatment — one that honours the whole person, not just the presenting concern.
As a Registered Nurse
Years of caring for individuals navigating complex health challenges provided a deep understanding of how closely physical health, mental health, stress, and life circumstances are connected. That knowledge shapes every counselling relationship.
As a Counselling Therapist
A biological, psychological, and social lens guides our work together — gently exploring the many factors that influence your relationship with food and your body, without judgment, without rigid rules, and without pressure to be anywhere other than where you are.
Food and body concerns rarely exist in isolation. They often develop alongside stress, perfectionism, life transitions, trauma, or long-standing patterns of self-criticism. Understanding those connections — with curiosity rather than judgment — is where healing begins.
Our work focuses on helping you develop greater self-understanding, genuine self-compassion, and a more peaceful, sustainable relationship with food and your body. Recovery is not linear, and there is no single path. What matters is that you have skilled, caring support alongside you every step of the way.
Anorexia Nervosa
Support for restrictive eating patterns, fear of weight gain, and distorted body image — with a compassionate, non-diet approach.
Bulimia Nervosa
Counselling for cycles of bingeing and purging, shame, and the emotional patterns that drive them.
Binge Eating Disorder
Compassionate support for recurrent episodes of binge eating, emotional eating, and the distress that follows.
Orthorexia
Help for obsessive focus on "clean" or "healthy" eating that has become rigid, distressing, or life-limiting.
ARFID
Support for avoidant or restrictive food intake that isn't driven by body image — including sensory sensitivities and food anxiety.
Body Image & Disordered Eating
Counselling for negative body image, chronic dieting, diet culture recovery, and complicated relationships with food that don't fit a formal diagnosis.
Compassion first
There is no judgment here. Sessions begin with warmth and curiosity — creating safety before anything else. You are more than your eating disorder.
Whole-person care
We explore biological, psychological, and social factors together — understanding the full picture of what has shaped your relationship with food and your body.
Evidence-informed
Treatment draws on approaches with strong research support including CBT-E, DBT, ACT, and intuitive eating principles — tailored to your unique needs.
You deserve a peaceful relationship with food
Serving Edmonton and Alberta — in-person and virtually. If your thoughts about food or your body feel exhausting, you don't have to carry that alone. Reach out for a warm, confidential conversation.
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