Erin Harrop, LICSW, PhD, obtained their undergraduate, Master's of Social Work, and doctoral degree from the University of Washington. Currently, Dr. Harrop is an assistant professor at the University of Denver and a licensed medical social worker. Erin’s research focuses on eating disorders, weight stigma, adolescent health behaviors, and patient–provider communication. Erin’s most current research centers on atypical anorexia and features both a mixed-methods longitudinal study of individuals with AAN and a systematic review of AAN literature. They are also collaborating with Dr. Lisa Brownstone to evaluate a weight-inclusive group therapy protocol for higher weight patients with eating disorders. Erin’s clinical work also involves trainings at the healthcare provider level including trainings from the University of Washington’s Health Sciences Interprofessional Education Program, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Opal: Food & Body Wisdom, Denver Health, and the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals, which introduces interprofessional clinicians to weight-inclusive practices that honor patients’ unique intersecting identities.