Helping high-performing people explore, expand, and evolve.
A boutique eating disorder and trauma psychology practice for people who hold themselves to impossibly high standards.
In-Person in Alexandria, VA | Virtual across PSYPACT states
Explore, Expand, Evolve
Where we can help:
Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Certified Eating Disorder Specialist
As the founder of Equilibrium Health Advantage, I am deeply committed to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care that fosters meaningful growth, resilience, and healing. My passion for helping people reclaim a sense of balance and wellbeing is what led me to this work as a licensed clinical psychologist.
At EHA, our mission is simple yet profound: to help you find your balance.
Through our signature 3E Approach™—Explore, Expand, Evolve—we help clients deepen their understanding of themselves, develop practical skills and new perspectives, and create lasting change that aligns with their beliefs. Guided by our core values of relentless learning, listening deeply, and compassionate exploration, we strive to create a space where growth feels both supported and sustainable.
Reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Whether you’re ready to begin or simply exploring the possibility, taking that first step is worth acknowledging. It would be an honor to hear your story and support you as you move toward healing, resilience, and a more balanced life.
Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, PsyD, CEDS
Owner & Founder
This is a space where you don’t have to have it “figured out.” Your relationship with food and your body will be approached with curiosity, not judgment. We’ll look at what these patterns are doing for you — not just try to take them away. Over time, the goal is to quiet the constant thoughts, reduce the extremes, and help you build a way of eating and living that feels more stable, flexible, and sustainable.
Our work together is paced, intentional, and grounded in safety. You stay in control of how and when we approach difficult experiences. We’ll focus first on helping you feel more steady so that when you do begin to process what you’ve been through, you’re not overwhelmed by it. You won’t have to carry it alone, and you won’t be pushed beyond what feels manageable.
A place where you don’t have to perform. You can show up exactly as you are without having to hold everything together. We’ll work to understand the pressure, the standards, and the patterns that keep you stuck, while helping you create a way of operating that feels more sustainable. The goal isn’t to lose your edge — it’s to make sure your success isn’t costing you your well-being.
“Therapy is a constant exchange between accepting ourselves where we are, while recognizing there is space to grow. We must learn to accept the parts of ourselves no one claps for, understand their origin, and trust we have the resiliency to not just heal, but thrive.”
– Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, CEDS
From the voices of Students, Professors, Clients
She has always stood out as a thoughtful, compassionate, and deeply dedicated psychologist. She's not only an excellent clinician but also someone who brings warmth, insight, and integrity to everything she does.
Dr. Oli V.
Colleague
Frequently Asked Questions
At EHA, we understand that seeking help, whether through therapy or professional training, can come with many questions. Below are answers to some of the most common ones.
While trained as a generalist, Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash specializes in eating disorders and trauma. She treats depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, and personality disorders using evidence-based therapies such as DBT, ACT, EMDR, and relational therapy.
You can schedule a session by filling out the contact form on the website, clicking the client portal in the upper right of the homepage, or emailing Dr. Ross-Nash directly. She will follow up personally to arrange a time for your consultation.
Yes, Dr. Ross-Nash offers virtual therapy sessions for clients residing in California, Florida, and PSYPACT states through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform.
Dr. Ross-Nash works with individuals, couples, families, and groups related to eating disorders, trauma, and high-impact professionals. She has experience working with military personnel, aviation families, athletes and dancers, fitness instructors, those affected by workplace abuse, and other high-stress professionals, ages 16 to 65.
