Hailey McCann offers clients a warm, attuned space to understand their internal experiences and move toward healing. Hailey is a Master-level clinician with a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling who believes every person has the capacity for resilience, connection, and healing. She helps clients recognize the purpose behind coping strategies, understand painful patterns, and move toward a life rooted in authenticity and compassion.

Hailey specializes in eating disorders, including ARFID, anorexia, bulimia, male-identifying eating disorders, and OSFED, as well as addiction, suicidality, self-harm, trauma, sexual abuse, faith integration, and adolescent and adult counseling. She is passionate about helping clients move toward freedom from shame, avoidance, and painful coping patterns.

Who I Work With

• Clients seeking eating disorder counseling for ARFID, anorexia, bulimia, OSFED, or male-identifying eating disorders
• Adolescents and adults navigating addiction, suicidality, self-harm, trauma, sexual abuse, or shame
• Clients who want faith integration to be part of therapy when relevant to their values and needs
• People working to reconnect with their bodies, understand emotions, and build a safer relationship with food and self
• Individuals seeking a collaborative, nurturing, relational space that supports advocacy, safety, and values-based growth

My Approach to Therapy

Hailey’s approach is humanistic, relational, and focused on emotional attunement and corrective relational experiences. She believes meaningful change happens through safe relational connection. In eating disorder treatment, the therapeutic relationship can become a powerful part of healing, supporting clients in practicing emotional expression, relearning trust, and rebuilding a sense of identity and worth.

Hailey integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), trauma-informed somatic counseling, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) concepts. ACT helps clients build awareness of emotions, reduce avoidance, and take steps toward values-aligned living. IFS supports clients in understanding protective parts with curiosity and compassion, creating more internal safety and self-leadership.

Somatic therapy helps clients reconnect with their bodies and understand how emotions show up physically. Through grounding, breath awareness, and gentle nervous system work, clients can gradually develop a sense of safety in their own bodies. Hailey also integrates attachment and relational work, recognizing the importance of experiencing consistent, present, and secure relationships in the healing process. Her work is trauma-informed and honors pacing, autonomy, and emotional safety at every stage.

What Clients Can Expect

Clients can expect Hailey to offer a compassionate, inclusive, and deeply relational counseling space. She prioritizes warmth, attunement, advocacy, and emotional safety. Therapy may involve understanding the function of coping patterns, naming shame, practicing self-compassion, reconnecting with the body, and exploring values that can guide recovery and growth.

Hailey’s work is collaborative and nurturing. She supports clients as they develop insight, strengthen internal safety, and move toward authenticity, connection, and freedom. For clients who have felt defined by shame, avoidance, trauma, or eating disorder patterns, therapy can become a place to rediscover resilience and belonging.

Areas of Focus

• Eating disorder counseling
• ARFID, anorexia, bulimia, OSFED, and male-identifying eating disorders
• Addiction
• Suicidality and self-harm
• Trauma and sexual abuse
• Faith integration
• Adolescent and adult counseling
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Trauma-informed somatic counseling
• Internal Family Systems (IFS) integration
• Attachment and relational work

Background and Personal Details

Hailey has experience in residential and PHP eating disorder treatment, foster care casework, and support roles with refugees and asylum seekers. These experiences have shaped her passion for inclusive, compassionate, and deeply relational care.

In her free time, Hailey enjoys thrifting, spending time with her husband, exploring coffee shops with friends, and hosting slow dinner gatherings filled with warmth and conversation. Her personal warmth is reflected in the nurturing therapeutic environment she works to create. She brings that same sense of care into her clinical work by helping clients feel less alone as they practice honesty, safety, and compassion in recovery.

Closing Invitation

To learn more about eating disorder counseling with Hailey, reach out through Ace Counseling Group or schedule a session when you feel ready.