Meet Beth Riley

Beth Riley is a seasoned therapist turned coach who has dedicated her career to helping women navigate major transitions with strength and self-compassion. With extensive clinical experience and years of supporting clients through life’s most challenging moments, Beth brings a rare blend of emotional insight, practical strategy, and steady, calming presence.

She is a graduate of Stanford University and has a masters in social work from the University of South Carolina. She is a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist with the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals. She is the former owner of Riley Center for Eating Disorders which was acquired by Eating Recovery Center. She is a nationally known expert in treating binge eating and weight-related disorders and the author of a book "Breakthrough Binge Eating."

When Beth went through her own divorce after a long term marriage, she became aware that the type of help she needed did not exist. People experiencing divorce often receive legal guidance, but rarely the emotional and mindset support they truly need. Her approach is grounded and deeply humane. She helps clients reduce overwhelm, rebuild their identity, and gain clarity in the moments when life feels most uncertain.

Beth recently returned to New York City where she embraces the creative energy and spirit of her hometown. Outside of work, you can often find her at at museums, photographing birds and flowers, walking in Central Park and disco dancing. She speaks French and Italian. She is grateful to live in the same city as her daughter. She’s also the devoted human to her cat, Lil, who adds daily doses of humor and affection to her life.

Her work centers on helping women move forward with intention—creating sustainable routines, setting healthy boundaries, and stepping into their next chapter with confidence.

Beth is committed to helping clients not just cope better but actually heal and thrive. Her mission is simple: to help each person she supports reclaim their power, reshape their future, and rise with clarity, dignity, and hope.

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