Caregiver Coaching

Care for Yourself While Supporting Your Loved One with BDD

Supporting a loved one with Body Dysmorphic Disorder and anxiety is exhausting, isolating, and heartbreaking — especially when nothing you say seems to help. 

You reassure them. You do research. You watch every word you say. You cancel plans when it gets bad. You tiptoe around mirrors, photos, and anything that might trigger a spiral. And still nothing feels like you are doing enough. And even worse, your family members and friends don’t understand why your loved one is suffering.

What you need are answers to your questions, helpful resources, and personalized support from someone who understands BDD and anxiety from the inside out.

Dr. Eva recovered from BDD more than 20 years ago. She understands the pain and anguish BDD causes people with the disorder, along with their family members, partners, and friends.

Does your loved one struggle with fear, anxiety, self-hatred and depression about their appearance? Get personalized support so you can help your loved one without losing yourself in the process.

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ABOUT DR. EVA

Dr. Eva Fisher is a mental health coach and BDD recovery advocate. She didn’t just study Body Dysmorphic Disorder for her PhD at Colorado State University. She lived with the disorder for more than 15 years. After recovering from BDD, she began facilitating monthly peer support groups for individuals and their loved ones with body dysmorphic disorder and social anxiety.

Dr. Eva has helped hundreds of people suffering from this debilitating mental health disorder. She knows how deeply it affects everyone in its orbit, not just the person experiencing BDD symptoms. You deserve support too.

WHAT WE DO TOGETHER

In our private 1:1 sessions, we work through:

• 🧠 What BDD actually is — and why well-meaning responses often make it worse
• 🔄 How to break the reassurance cycle without withdrawing your love
• 💬 Communication strategies that build connection without fueling compulsions
• 🛡 Boundaries that protect your mental health while staying fully present
• 🆘 What to do in a crisis — and how to support long-term recovery

WHO THIS IS FOR

This coaching is for you if:

• 👨‍👩‍👧 Your child, partner, sibling, or friend is living with BDD
• 😔 You feel helpless, confused, or burned out from being a caregiver
• 💪 You want to support them better — but don’t know how
• 🤲 You’re carrying this emotional responsibility largely alone