The presenter is currently a doctoral student in a counselor education and supervision program and holds a Licensed Professional Counselor license. They have provided clinical services to clients for 2 years since graduating from an accredited master’s clinical mental health counseling program. They have worked in community agencies, completed group work for adolescents, and provided psychoeducation to students by running advocacy events in the community and on college campuses. The presenter has a background in working with adolescents/young adults struggling with grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, and eating disorders. The presenter is certified in SBIRT and has worked as a graduate assistant at the master’s/doctoral levels assisting in completing and presenting research on the topics of anxiety amongst young adults, advocacy in the community and on college campuses, mental health in student-athletes, and providing advocacy and support to those who have experienced generational trauma. They have also served on graduate college student council grievance and curriculum committees to assist campus communities in understanding student needs. They have recently presented educational sessions on how to best support, provide interventions, and advocate for adolescents struggling with maladaptive eating patterns. They are passionate about working with emerging adults struggling with disordered eating behaviors and the areas of life this behavior can impact.