As an eating disorder therapist, your primary responsibilities are to counsel patients on healthy eating habits and provide skills and tools to develop positive behavioral health traits. You may provide treatment for a patient who has bulimia, anorexia, or overeating issues. An eating disorder therapist often uses various forms of therapy to avoid negative eating patterns. Your duties may have you working with nutritionists and dieticians for meal planning, as well as psychiatrists to address chemical imbalances affecting the eating disorder. An eating disorder therapist may work at an out-patient, in-patient, or research facility.