Thalia Moshos

Dr. Thalia Moshos brings a unique blend of expertise and compassion to her role as a clinical psychologist, specializing in the intricate landscape of eating disorders and related mental health challenges. As a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist (CEDS) recognized by the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals (iaedp™), Dr. Moshos stands at the forefront of evidence-based treatment for these complex conditions.

With a practice rooted in collaboration, transparency, and honesty, Dr. Moshos creates a therapeutic environment that is both challenging and supportive, nurturing and empowering. Her approach is tailored to the individual needs of each client, drawing from a diverse toolkit of therapeutic modalities including dialectical behavioral, cognitive behavioral, radically open, exposure-based, and acceptance-based techniques.

Dr. Moshos's expertise extends beyond eating disorders to encompass a wide range of psychological challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, body image issues, self-harm, and adjustment difficulties. This comprehensive skill set allows her to address the often interconnected nature of mental health concerns, providing holistic care to her clients.

Throughout her career, Dr. Moshos has demonstrated a commitment to professional excellence and ongoing education. Her CEDS certification is a testament to her extensive experience and specialized training in the field of eating disorders. This credential, awarded only after rigorous evaluation and proven expertise, underscores Dr. Moshos's dedication to providing the highest standard of care in this critical area of mental health.

Now practicing in Lancaster, PA, Dr. Moshos brings a wealth of experience from her work across multiple states, including Pennsylvania, Utah, and Virginia. Her diverse background informs a practice that is both grounded in established psychological principles and adaptable to the unique needs of her community. Dr. Moshos's approach to therapy is not just about treating symptoms, but about fostering courage, resilience, and the belief that recovery is always possible.