Eating Disorders Counseling Services
1815 Fourth Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
707-236-2894
maryfiumara@comcast.net
Mary C. Fiumara is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 27 years clinical experience. She earned her BSW and a Certificate in Women's Studies from Rutgers University, and her MSS from Bryn Mawr College. She is licensed in both Pennsylvania and California.
Mary has been working with eating disorder clients and their families since 1985 when she was part of the original staff of the Renfrew Center in Philadelphia, PA. She developed and implemented an eating disorders track at KidsPeace Hospital where she supervised a treatment team on an adolescent psychiatric unit. She developed and managed an intensive outpatient program in for childen age 6-19. She has facilitated workshops on eating disorder awareness and prevention at organizations, universities and businesses.
Currently, Mary is a manager at a residential facility that treats the chronically mentally ill. She is on staff and the Chair of the Education Series of EDRS (Eating Disorders Recovery Services).
Mary also has her own private practice in Santa Rosa where she specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and women's issues.
Intervention and Treatment Options:
Individual Counseling
Increase self-esteem
Increase self-acceptance
Promote body acceptance
Family Counseling
Facilitate communication
Educate the family about eating disorders
Create a strong family support system
Group Sessions
Improve social skills
Provide a support network for recovery
Develop healthy interpersonal relationships
Create a "safety net" to prepare for and prevent relapse
Mary has been working with eating disorder clients and their families since 1985 when she was part of the original staff of the Renfrew Center in Philadelphia, PA. She developed and implemented an eating disorders track at KidsPeace Hospital where she supervised a treatment team on an adolescent psychiatric unit. She developed and managed an intensive outpatient program in for childen age 6-19. She has facilitated workshops on eating disorder awareness and prevention at organizations, universities and businesses.
Currently, Mary is a manager at a residential facility that treats the chronically mentally ill. She is on staff and the Chair of the Education Series of EDRS (Eating Disorders Recovery Services).
Mary also has her own private practice in Santa Rosa where she specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and women's issues.
Intervention and Treatment Options:
Individual Counseling
Increase self-esteem
Increase self-acceptance
Promote body acceptance
Family Counseling
Facilitate communication
Educate the family about eating disorders
Create a strong family support system
Group Sessions
Improve social skills
Provide a support network for recovery
Develop healthy interpersonal relationships
Create a "safety net" to prepare for and prevent relapse
