Licensed psychologist in NY · CT · MA · IL · PA · FL
Eating disorder specialist · Pittsford, NY & telehealth
Healing
happens in
connection.
Therapy for your relationship with food, your body, and the people you love.
new clients
How can I help?
Therapy
For adults, teens, children, couples, and families navigating eating disorders, ARFID, body image, relationships, and life transitions, plus a group for mothers with a history of eating disorders.
Schedule an intake →Assessment
Comprehensive adult ADHD evaluations, with attention to how ADHD and eating disorders can overlap, plus educational consultation for 504 Plans and IEPs.
Learn more →Schools and clinicians
Eating disorder prevention and intervention training for K-12, independent, and boarding schools and colleges, plus consultation and supervision for clinicians and clinics.
Learn more →Why private pay?
Choosing to work outside of insurance means your care is shaped by what you need, not by what a plan will cover.
- No insurance-driven limits on how often we meet or how long treatment lasts.
- No diagnosis required to begin, and nothing shared with an insurance company.
- Specialized care from a psychologist focused on eating disorders and relational healing.
- Superbills provided, so you can seek out-of-network reimbursement.
Pepper Walsh
Hi, I'm Dayton!
I'm a clinical psychologist specializing in eating disorders, with a relational approach at the heart of everything I do. I work with individuals, couples, families, and groups, offer adult ADHD evaluations, and train and consult with the schools and clinicians who support recovery.
More about me →For schools and clinicians
Training that helps students before a crisis.
Practical, research-informed eating disorder prevention and intervention training for faculty, staff, coaches, and parents, plus ongoing consultation and supervision for clinicians and treatment teams.
Who I work with
- K-12, independent, and boarding schools
- Colleges and athletic departments
- Clinics, practices, and clinicians
Popular topics
- Recognizing early warning signs
- Supporting students in recovery
- Body image, weight bias, and school culture
Let's talk
Not sure where to start?
Reach out, and we'll
figure it out together.