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Allyd The professional directory and education network for integrating therapists, RDs, and allied mental health professionals. Join the network at joinallyd.com

Coordinating mental health care, not keeping it separate.

06/19/2026

Ferritin 9. B12 low-normal. Eight months of therapy.

Nobody had looked at the nutritional picture.

Coordination changed everything. allyd is building the system that makes this the default.

06/18/2026

Working alone used to be normal. It’s not anymore.

Coordinated care is becoming the standard — be early to it.

Coordinated care isn’t the exception anymore. Come be a part of changing the standard.
06/16/2026

Coordinated care isn’t the exception anymore. Come be a part of changing the standard.

06/16/2026

Eating disorders rarely happen in isolation.

🧠 Up to 75% of people with eating disorders also experience depression.
⚡ ADHD is strongly linked with a higher risk of binge eating disorder.
😰 Anxiety, OCD, and PTSD frequently coexist with eating disorders.

Recovery isn’t just about food. It’s about treating the whole person.

When therapists, dietitians, prescribers, and other providers work together—not in silos—clients have a stronger foundation for healing.

Save this post for your care team. 💛

06/12/2026

Making collaborative care the standard of care, not the exception.

Allyd

06/11/2026

If you’re an RD working with clients who have OCD, the nutrition intervention can’t be separated from the behavioral picture.

What looks like food restriction may actually be contamination fears.
What looks like food rules may be compulsions.
What looks like avoidance may be intrusive thoughts driving the behavior.

When mental health providers and dietitians can actually compare notes, care improves. Treatment becomes more targeted. Clients stop getting caught between disconnected recommendations.

The problem? That level of collaboration isn’t built into the system.

That’s exactly what allyd is changing.

👇 Dietitians: Have you ever had a client whose OCD completely changed your nutrition approach?

Four reasons care coordination keeps failing in private practice — and it has nothing to do with how hard clinicians are...
06/09/2026

Four reasons care coordination keeps failing in private practice — and it has nothing to do with how hard clinicians are working.

No way to find vetted providers. No safe platform to share client context. No time. No training.

So care falls through the cracks. Every week. For every clinician working in isolation.

06/09/2026

Care drops off between providers constantly. Here’s exactly what that looks like.

A therapist tells their client: I think you should see a dietitian.

The client tries. The provider they were pointed toward isn’t in network. Or isn’t taking new patients. Or the client doesn’t even know what kind of specialty they actually need.

So they don’t go. The therapist never finds out why. The care loop ends there.

In private practice, most of us were never given the tools to coordinate care across disciplines. Finding the right provider takes time clinicians don’t have — and even when a client gets pointed in the right direction, there’s no infrastructure holding the handoff together.

This is what we’re building with allyd. Join the waitlist — link in bio.

06/04/2026

We already know what works for eating disorder treatment.

A peer-reviewed study found that when a dietitian and therapist co-treat clients using a shared clinical protocol, both psychological and nutritional outcomes improve.

Not one. Both.

The evidence isn’t the problem.

The problem is that most private practice providers have no infrastructure to actually work together. No shared workflow. No coordinated communication. No system.

So we keep recreating care teams manually, client by client.

The model exists.

The infrastructure doesn’t.

That’s what we’re building at allyd.

Follow for the future of collaborative healthcare.

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