Trish Otto is a Registered Clinical Social Work Intern practicing under the supervision of Alicia Allen, LCSW. She specializes in supporting individuals who are feeling overwhelmed, burnt out, stuck, or disconnected from their bodies, identities, or sense of purpose. Trish works with clients navigating disordered eating, life transitions, and challenges related to sexuality and intimacy.

Utilizing evidence-based approaches grounded in Health at Every Size® (HAES), Intuitive Eating, and Body Trust® principles, Trish helps clients heal their relationship with food and body outside of diet culture and societal pressures. She also provides support to loved ones caring for individuals with eating disorders, offering compassionate guidance through the complexities of recovery.

Trish holds a master’s degree in Social Work from Florida Gulf Coast University and is certified in Intuitive Eating. She is currently pursuing certifications as a sex therapist and Body Trust provider. Her work addressing anti-fat bias in clinical practice has been featured in Social Work Today magazine.

As a sex-positive therapist, Trish embraces the fluidity of sexuality, gender identity, and expression. She views pleasure as an essential aspect of wellbeing and a form of resistance to shame and oppression. Committed to creating a collaborative and affirming therapeutic environment, Trish supports clients in reconnecting with their authentic selves and moving forward with intention and self-compassion.