Meet your licensed clinical psychologist and balance partner
Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, CEDS.
A Compassionate Approach to Change
My name is Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash (she/her), a licensed clinical psychologist and certified eating disorder specialist dedicated to helping clients navigate life’s challenges with compassion and authenticity. As an experienced licensed clinical psychologist specializing in eating disorders, trauma, workplace abuse, and relational issues, I provide collaborative, evidence-based therapy and consultation services designed to support meaningful change.
Whether you’re a clinician working through complex cases, an individual seeking healing, or an organization looking for thoughtful, trauma-informed guidance, I’m here to help. I work with clients across California, Florida, and 40+ PSYPACT states through secure, HIPAA-compliant virtual sessions — and in-person in Alexandria, VA.
EHA's Values
Relentless Curiosity
Listening Deeper
Compassionate Exploration
Our Approach
How we work with you
Four pillars that shape every part of Dr. Ross-Nash's practice.
Compassionate Care
Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash offers a warm, empathetic approach, ensuring that every client feels heard and supported. Her trauma-informed care is designed to create a safe space where clients can explore their vulnerabilities and begin their healing journey.
Evidence-Based Treatment
Utilizing proven techniques such as DBT and ACT, Dr. Ross-Nash provides therapy that fosters resilience and growth. Her integrative approach is tailored to meet the specific needs of each client, through acknowledging the various intersecting identities that makes a person unique.
Collaborative Approach
Dr. Ross-Nash believes in working closely with her clients, as well as being a part of their treatment team. She aims to foster a partnership that empowers clients to take an active role in their healing. Together, you can make effective and meaningful progress.
Specialized Expertise
With a deep focus on eating disorders, trauma, and relational therapy, Dr. Ross-Nash brings extensive experience to every session. Her commitment to ongoing education ensures that clients receive the highest level of care in their mental health journey.
Empowering Lives Through Healing
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
At EHA, we believe that healing is a collaborative journey built on mutual trust and authenticity. As a licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Ross-Nash has successfully guided countless clients toward their best selves and is honored to be part of their story.
You deserve to know about the education your therapist or educator has received, see Dr. Ross-Nash’s background below, email us with any questions or learn more about the role of a licensed clinical psychologist on the American Psychological Association website.
Credentials & Training
- PsyD, Clinical Psychology — Nova Southeastern University
- MS, Clinical Psychology — Nova Southeastern University
- BA, Psychology — Elon University
- Licensed in California (#34683), Florida (#12313), and Virginia (#0810009353)
- PSYPACT Authority to Practice (#22389)
- EMDR Basic Training
- Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS)
- YT-200 hr Yoga Teacher
Academic work
Research, Teaching & Recognition
Alongside clinical practice, Dr. Ross-Nash publishes, teaches and presents on eating disorders, trauma-informed care and abuse in academic and workplace settings.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
2018
- Ross-Nash, Z. Perfectionism in Past and Present Anorexia Nervosa. North American Journal of Psychology.
Scholarly Publications
2025
- Hollings, F., Ortiz, M., & Ross-Nash, Z. Influence of Autism Diagnosis on Anorexia Nervosa Pathology and Prognosis. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Johannesson, D., & Ross-Nash, Z. Anorexia Nervosa in Chinese Women and Adolescents. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Ellis, A. E., & Ross-Nash, Z. Women Leaders on Unsolicited Advice and Competence-Questioning Communication. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Ortiz, M., & Ross-Nash, Z. Pregnancy and Eating Disorders Among Cisgender Women. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Velji, A., & Ross-Nash, Z. Abuse and Burnout in Health Profession Workplace Environments. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
2024
- Ortiz, M., & Ross-Nash, Z. Eating Disorder Symptom Presentation Across Different Athletes. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Ross-Nash, Z. Trauma-Informed Supervision and Disclosure from Supervisees. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
2023
- Williams, K., & Ross-Nash, Z. Examining Goop by Gwyneth Paltrow Through a Disordered Wellness Lens. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
2022
- Ross-Nash, Z. What Does Clinical Excellence Mean to Me? Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Simmons, A., & Ross-Nash, Z. Athletes, Perfectionism, and Suicide. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Ross-Nash, Z. Abuse in Academia: What Supervisors Can Do. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Ghandour, B., & Ross-Nash, Z. Anorexia and Perfectionism. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
2021
- Cross, H., & Ross-Nash, Z. Instagram and Disordered Eating: The Impact of Creating Social Comparison. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
- Meade, N., & Ross-Nash, Z. Eating Disorders in Underrepresented Male Populations. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
2020
- Brochu, P., & Ross-Nash, Z. The Importance of Trauma-Informed Care in Eating Disorder Treatment. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Bulletin.
Clinical Presentations
2025
- The Bond That Broke Documentary. NetworkED. St. Louis, Missouri.
- Power Dynamics in the Ivory Tower: Unveiling Abuse in Academic Relationships. AnatomyConnected Symposium. Portland, Oregon.
2022
- Quarantine During COVID-19: The Role of Anxiety on Disordered Eating and Exercise Behaviors. CHP Blitz Symposium.
2021
- Existential and Intersectional Themes in Trauma-Informed Affirmative Care: Three Case Studies. American Psychological Association.
Continuing Education Presentations
2025
- Trauma-Informed Supervision After Abuse in Academia. Nova Southeastern University Trauma Training Series.
- Eating Disorders and Trauma: Diagnosis, Conceptualization, and Treatment. Nova Southeastern University Trauma Training Series.
Graduate Teaching Experience
2023–2024
Associate Professor
College of Psychology, Ponce Health Sciences University
2018–2021
Graduate Teaching Assistant
College of Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
2019–2020
Assistant Professor
College of Dental Medicine, Nova Southeastern University
Awards and Honors
2026
- Through Women's Eyes International Film Festival
- Detours International Film Festival
2025
- Awareness Film Festival
2023
- NEDA Love Your Body Week Featured Psychologist
2022
- Division 29 Student Clinical Excellence in Practice Award
2018
- PanSGA Grant Recipient, Nova Southeastern University
2013–2017
- Presidential Scholar, Elon University
- Elon Engagement Scholar, Elon University
Outside the office
When I’m not in session
When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me spending time with my pets, Waylon & Walker, traveling with my husband, or trying out the newest yoga studio in Alexandria, Virginia. Staying grounded in my own life helps me find my balance.
Supportive Guidance Every Step of the Way
Common Questions About Our Services
We're committed to supporting you with transparency and understanding. Below are answers to commonly asked questions to help you learn more about Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, a licensed clinical psychologist dedicated to helping clients heal and grow. For any other inquiries, we're here to assist you.
+What are Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash's areas of expertise?
Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash is an expert in eating disorders, trauma, and relational therapy. She is also a speaker, educator, and consultant for fitness professionals on mental health issues and abuse in academia.
+Do you offer virtual therapy sessions?
Yes, Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash provides virtual therapy options to meet the needs of her clients in Florida, PSYPACT states, and California.
+How do I book a session or consultation?
Booking a session is easy — simply use the contact form on the website, click the client portal then “I am a new client”, or send an email, and Dr. Ross-Nash will work with you to find a convenient time.
+What therapy approaches does Dr. Ross-Nash use?
Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, a licensed clinical psychologist, uses a range of evidence-based therapies including DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), and relational therapy, all tailored to each client’s specific needs. She believes the relationship between the client and therapist is the foundation of effective treatment and the most important element in achieving lasting change.