Testimonials
Testimonials from Recover at Home clients and families
What families and young adults in our eating disorder program say about in-home coaching with us. Names are kept private, and each quote is shared with written permission. Everyone’s recovery is different.
What people are saying…
Eating disorders are so isolating and the more I talked with Kathryn the less alone I felt. It was so comforting to have someone who has lived the recovery journey validate my experiences and provide hope. Being understood so deeply is one of the most rare, meaningful connections I have ever experienced. I felt her empathy on a whole other level because I knew she genuinely got it.
“It is an understatement to say Kathryn accelerated our daughter’s recovery. She helped her get her life back.”
“Kathryn gave me hope when I didn’t know I wanted any and didn’t know there was any to be had.”
“Not only did Kathryn help our daughter recover, in the process she allowed me to go back to work. The whole family’s life started to normalize the moment she walked through our door.”
“Kathryn has just the right toolset for this work: unique personal experience, depth in nutritional science and psychology, bravery and calm demeanor.”
“Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your heart with me through this whole process. I felt less alone from the very first time I talked to you. I know that you are the reason I was able to recover.”
“Kathryn has been a remarkable mentor, advocate and empathetic peer when our daughter needed it most. We couldn’t be more grateful to have her in our lives.”
Their full stories, in their own words
Some clients chose to write more. These are their words, shared anonymously, with only light edits for clarity.
a letter to the parentIt’s okay that I’m not who I thought I would be“If you get them a coach, a one-on-one who has recovered from the very same ED, the process can happen in your own home.”Read the letter → a client’s reflectionThe connection we’re still learning: neurodivergence and eating disorders“Recovery doesn’t happen in a bubble. It happens at the kitchen table.”Read her story →
