As humans, we are biologically driven to connect with others. Now, imagine being biologically driven to connect while simultaneously growing up in a traumatic, unstable, or chaotic environment. How might your body respond? This is what we will uncover as we explore how early childhood experiences shape our nervous system and relationship patterns, leading to an influence on one’s relationship with food and their body. We will seek to understand eating disorders from a compassionate lens while utilizing somatic and attachment-informed interventions to reconnect us with our authentic selves.

Celia Webb specializes in the treatment of complex, developmental trauma, eating disorders, attachment, anxiety, dissociation, and nervous system regulation. Celia approaches her client as a whole, and works with all concerns that enter the therapy room when there is a history of trauma. Her therapeutic orientation is holistic, compassion-based, and grounded in both Somatic and Attachment focused modalities.  She is trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Polyvagal Theory, and Attachment. 

Celia has worked with adolescents, adults, and families for 10 years.  Celia currently owns a group therapy practice in Atlanta, GA. Prior to private practice, Celia worked at Ridgeview Institute, an inpatient/PHP/IOP psychiatric hospital focused on treating women struggling with trauma and eating disorders. Celia gained valuable experience in both the inpatient and outpatient settings as well as conducting admission assessments in the Admissions Department. 

Celia is passionate about providing supervision and consultation to growing clinicians.  She truly values a compassionate, bottom up approach to treating clients and worked to share this knowledge with other clinicians in both the trauma and eating disorder communities and beyond. 

As an educator and advocate, Celia is deeply committed to sharing her knowledge and fostering a supportive learning environment for all participants. Her course is a reflection of her passion for helping others understand the intricate web of factors that contribute to eating disorders, as well as her belief in the power of informed and compassionate care. Celia's approach is rooted in the conviction that by unraveling the threads of trauma and insecure attachment, individuals and caregivers alike can craft a more holistic path towards healing and recovery.