I recovered from anorexia in my early twenties, and I’ve spent my life since helping others do the same. Not managing. Not “recovering” forever. Recovered, body and soul.




“Everybody who has walked through my door has had the ability to get better. And I mean fully recovered better.”
Carolyn Costin, Founder of Monte Nido & The Carolyn Costin Institute · Therapist, M.A., M.Ed., MFT · Certified Eating Disorder Specialist · Fellow of the Academy of Eating Disorders.

The first program built to train, supervise, and certify eating disorder coaches, taught directly by Carolyn Costin. Bring your own experience of becoming recovered, your professional background, and other life lessons.
$7,200 USD · payment plans · rolling enrollment

Our certified coaches walk alongside you, many of them recovered themselves. Search by location and reach out. It’s a conversation, not a commitment.
Free & low-fee options available
Focuses more on how to get better, rather than why you got sick. Carolyn’s most popular book, co-written with Gwen Schubert Grabb.
Course guide and partial framework of the Coaching curriculum. Used by individual clients and their family members. Used in treatment centers worldwide.
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Inspiring conversations with people from all walks of life, sharing their stories of becoming recovered, body and soul. Subscribe and follow wherever you listen.
Hear from leaders in the field and fellow clinicians discussing Carolyn's work, recorded when Project HEAL honored her with the Fearlessly Authentic award.
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Carolyn Costin, Founder of Monte Nido & The Carolyn Costin Institute · Therapist, M.A., M.Ed., MFT · Certified Eating Disorder Specialist · Fellow of the Academy of Eating Disorders.
Read Carolyn’s story →“Being recovered is when you can accept your natural body size and shape, and no longer have a self-destructive or unnatural relationship with food or exercise. When you are recovered, food and weight take a proper perspective in your life, and what you weigh is not more important than who you are, in fact, the actual numbers are of little or no importance at all. When recovered, you will not compromise your health or betray your soul to look a certain way, wear a certain size, or reach a certain number on a scale. When recovered you no longer use eating disorder behaviors to deal with, distract from or cope with other problems.”
CCI recognizes that for people with ARFID (Avoidant, Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) issues around weight and shape are most often not part of the presentation, so their definition of “recovered” would differ.
Rolling enrollment, begin when you're ready. Bring your own recovery journey, your professional background, and your life experience to training. Most who take it are recovered; some are clinicians, and many are both.
