Supporting healers & helpers do less harm and more good.
I help clinicians of all kinds unlearn harmful patterns and reconnect with their values to provide more compassionate, intersectional care.
you lead with your heart,
but still worry you’re not doing enough.
Most clinicians lack the education and experiential opportunities
to really hone their skills in affirming and inclusive care.
I’m here to help you find the skills and confidence you need to
do better and really make a difference.
HOW I CAN HELP
Individual Supervision
Dive deeper in judgment-free 1:1 sessions. Unpack, reflect, and redirect through case consult, understanding your patterns with clients, practicing skills, and more.
Group Supervision
Explore common themes in your work and get collective wisdom from peers in a small, community setting.
Education & Trainings
Explore Counseling Skills for Dietitians Who Give a Damn, Unlearning Expert Mode community resources, and more in the Moxie Mind resource library.
WHAT OTHER CLINICIANS ARE SAYING
Hi, I’m Charlie!
I’m a queer + trans dietitian in Denver, CO (traditional lands of the Cheyanne, Ute, and Arapahoe). I support dietitians and other clinicians to do their best work with clients while taking good care of themselves too.
Everything I do is with the intention of providing anti-oppressive care, and I love creating community space for clinicians to do that alongside each other. After all, we’re all in this together.
MY PHILOSOPHY
Moxie Mind operates a little differently than some other dietitian spaces. It exists as a blend between two worlds: the black & white, factual science of clinical nutrition, and the free, subjective lived experience of our clients + ourselves. In our work as deeply caring clinicians, we must have both! Charlie is passionate about supporting clinicians in unpacking their biases, re-aligning with their values, and setting loving boundaries in the most anti-oppressive ways possible.
Moxie, the ability to face challenge with courage, is the founding principle behind the work Charlie does. We ask our clients to be brave as they navigate their own relationships with food, and we must be brave too. It’s a courageous thing to provide radical care. You can learn more about Charlie’s work philosophy here.
