Krisztina Marshall is the Founder and CEO of Heemang Emotional Wellness, her practice where she focuses on psychotherapy and counselling. Krisztina is a Master Practitioner in Eating Disorders and Obesity and a Holistic Nutritionist Counsellor/ Coash with a background in Pre- Medicine, Nursing, Psychology, and Psychotherapy and Counselling. She has over 15 years od experience providing Psychotherapy and Consultation for those struggling with Emotional Eating, Eating Disorders, and Obesity.

Having personally struggled with an eating disorder and overcoming it herself, Krisztina now dedicates her life to helping others break free of the disorder. She is passionate about improving the quality of life of others and instilling hope for recovery in those held prisoner to eating disorders.

Krisztina completed her schooling to become a Master Practitioner in Eating Disorder and Obesity in London, England, before later earning an Honors Diploma in Applied Holistic Nutrition through the Institute of Holistic Nutrition Vancouver.

Krisztina has also held workshops across Europe and North America and facilitated Eating Disorder Support Groups in Vancouver and the lower mainland. When she is not running her practice and being a dedicated mother to 5 children, she is working on publishing two books, enjoying nature, or horseback riding. Krisztina hopes to inspire the possibility of full recovery and help her clients beat the “beast” that is the eating disorder.

Krisztina’s Areas of Interest and Expertise:

• Cognition and Behaviour
• Body Image
• Anxiety, Fear, Anger
• Weight Management
• Obesity
• Emotional Eating
• Eating Disorders: anorexia, bulimia, bulimarexia, orthorexia
• Disordered Eating
• Food addiction
• Relapse Management

Krisztina Holds the Following Certifications:

• Master Practitioner in Eating Disorder and Obesity
• CNP (Certified Nutritional Practitioner)
• Psychotherapy & Consultation
• Eating Disorder and Obesity Practitioner
• Cognitive Behaviour Therapist
• NLP Coach and a writer
• Certificate in Nutritional Skills for Eating Disorders