• Private, personalized counseling

• Eating Disorder expertise, healing and support

• Bali’s breathtaking natural beauty and peaceful setting, promoting a sense of calm, perspective and healing

• Rich, spiritual healing experiences unique to Bali

• Professionally-led process groups and experiential programming

• Increased awareness, understanding and acceptance around body and relationship to food

• Communication & connection in a beautiful, safe, and discreet environment

• Genuine fellowship and connectedness to peers

• Psychoeducation & life skills to cultivate positive change

• Local Balinese experiences and culture

Alicia Racine, LMHC

Alicia Racine is an accomplished performance artist and a licensed mental health counselor, currently residing in Los Angeles, California. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Boston University, and a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. She presently works in private practice and works specifically with women’s issues including anxiety, depression and eating disorders. Alicia worked as lead eating disorder therapist at Center for Discovery and Monte Nido, treating adults and adolescents with eating disorders, exercise addiction, and other mental health issues. Combining her interests in both theater and therapy, Alicia discovered the powerful connection between storytelling and relationships. How we self-narrate influences our lives and is pivotal in her work. She believes in evidenced based practices of short term Psychodynamic Therapy, Transference-Focused Therapy, Exposure & Response Prevention and Mindfulness.

“Many of us recognize areas of our lives that lack fulfillment. We long for love, belonging, a chance to breathe and feelings of success. Trauma, addiction, and negative schemas often make achieving our goals difficult. We find ourselves right back where we started as if in a loop. Most of us, need someone to actually hear us and see us. What if therapy does make a difference? What if taking the time for yourself to explore dynamics and make behavioral steps offered you peace and joy?”

Mollie Birney, MA

Mollie comes by her specialization in Eating Disorder Recovery honestly, having battled her own ass-kicking bulimia for years, from which she has been in recovery since 2007. She holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in addiction and eating disorders from Antioch University, Los Angeles, and a BA from Tufts University. Additionally, she has completed the certification coursework in Intuitive Eating, the modality she employs most often with clients. 

Mollie’s treatment-oriented and therapeutic experience includes work with the Multi-service Eating Disorder Association in Boston, Primary Therapist/Group Facilitator positions at both Axis Addiction Treatment Center and Breathe Life Healing Center’s Binge Eating Disorder Program in LA, and coaching with Joie Meal Support. Most recently she was a Recovery Consultant with Patrick Hart Consultants doing case management and coaching for families and individuals suffering from complex mental health, providing counseling, psychoeducation, crisis management and treatment placement. Her extensive experience, both personally and professionally, grants her a unique insight into the battle faced by individuals and families suffering from a full range of disorders. She is a frequent speaker at schools, treatment centers, and recovery-focused organizations. Most recently she was the keynote speaker at the 2018 National Conference for the National Council for Addiction and Drug Dependence in Washington DC, and this spring will speak at the 2019 North Carolina TIDE Annual Conference on Behavioral Health.

Mike Fink, MBA

Mike has worked in the mental health space for over 15 years. Mike worked as a behavioral therapist for children on the autism spectrum prior to joining Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders in Santa Monica as Marketing Outreach Coordinator. Subsequent to Rosewood, Mike maintained a role as Director of Business Development for Breathe Life Healing Centers, where his emphasis was specifically on Binge Eating Disorder.  He currently maintains a position in Business Development for an Acute Psychiatric Hospital in Pasadena, California. Mike is responsible for establishing referral relationships with partners across the healthcare landscape and also specializes in placement for individuals in times of crisis. He has a passion for bringing services to acute trauma and has created The Crisis Therapy project, a collaborative group of organizations that connects people to free therapy during a national crisis or natural disaster. The Crisis Therapy Project is an extension of his nonprofit platform, Thero.org, which is a non-profit online community of treatment providers who are continuing to build the first comprehensive and free national mental health resource directory for the public. He is dedicated to his work in the mental health field as he has battled with OCD since childhood. Due to his own drive for health, Mike brings a wealth of knowledge and experience of OCD and OCD treatment.  Mike currently facilitates a free OCD support group in Los Angeles for individuals struggling with OCD & OCD related issues, and is passionate about helping people find OCD placement, coaching, and education. Mike received his B.S. in Psychology and Kinesiology from Arizona State University and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from UCSD.