DUNWOODY EATING DISORDER PROGRAM

Dr. Dion Metzger

Dr. Dion Metzger is a board-certified psychiatrist. She earned her doctorate from Morehouse School of Medicine and completed her psychiatry residency at Emory University School of Medicine. She completed medical research at Stanford University School of Medicine and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Dr. Metzger is currently on faculty as a professor of psychiatry at Emory University School of Medicine, Medical College of Georgia and Morehouse School of Medicine. She is a member of the inaugural class of Emory University’s 40 under Forty and Morehouse School of Medicine’s inaugural Top 10 under 40.

Dr. Shayna Smith, MD

Taylor Hunter

Taylor moved to Atlanta and joined Center for Discovery in August of 2021. Currently, she works as a primary therapist where she provides individual, group and family sessions. Taylor received both her bachelor’s in psychology and her master’s in social work from Michigan State University. She has previously worked in a partial hospitalization program, as a medical social worker at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan and has four years of experience as a psychometrist. Taylor decided to become an adolescent therapist as she developed a passion for interacting with children and supporting them through personal challenges. Outside of work, Taylor enjoys cooking, being outdoors, reading and spending time with friends and family.

Emma McLeod

Emma Laurie McLeod received a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Bastyr University in 2015. After completing her dietetic internship through Bastyr University in 2016, she became registered with the Commission on Dietetic Registration. She is currently a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and participates in the Behavioral Health and Dietitians in Integrative and Functional Medicine practice groups. Emma has experience in public health and eating disorder recovery. She has practiced all over the country but has found a home at Center for Discovery in Dunwoody. Here, she applies her expertise and practice in accordance with her nutritional philosophies including All Foods Fit, Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size ®. Emma is passionate about size-inclusivity, culinary arts and helping people find a peaceful and nourishing relationship with food.

Tracey Brown

Tracey brings empathy, an easy-going communication style and a sweet sense of humor to Center for Discovery in Dunwoody, Georgia, making it easy for her to talk to patients and family members. She has 25+ years of experience in the mental health field and is a member of the National Nurses Association. Tracey started out her career as a young licensed practical nurse and worked her way up. She received her bachelor’s in nursing from Argosy University, where she graduated with honors.

Ashley Morgan

Ashley started working at Center for Discovery in 2020 and has had numerous roles. Currently, she is the educational liaison at the Dunwoody residential treatment center located in Atlanta, Georgia. Ashley first started as an on-call counselor and worked her way up. She received her bachelor’s in biology and served as an assistant teacher for various age groups. Ashley has always had a passion for guiding and helping others to help them better themselves and reach personal goals. When Ashley is not at work she enjoys going to the movies, painting, escape rooms and spending time with family.

Reanah Kellogg

Reanah has been working with Center for Discovery since July 2021 as a milieu manager. She has a bachelor’s degree in political science and international relations from Albany State University. Reanah began her career in 2014 at a psychiatric residential treatment facility for adolescents. After 7 years, Reanah decided to transition into the eating disorder field to broaden her skill set and continue assisting adolescents in their mental health journey. Reanah is passionate about working with children and plans on attending law school to become an attorney to continue advocating for children. In her spare time, Reanah loves to play tennis, attend her children’s sporting events and travel with her wife.

Kristin Steinberg, LMSW

Kristin joined Center for Discovery in 2021 in her current role as primary therapist, in which she provides individual, group, and family therapy to the adolescents in residential treatment. Kristin graduated with her Bachelor of Psychology in 2016 and then went on to obtain her Master of Clinical Social Work from the University of Georgia in 2018. Since then, Kristin has worked with adolescents and families both in case management and therapeutic roles. Kristin believes that being a teenager is one of the most difficult journeys in life and is passionate about helping adolescents navigate body image issues, anxiety, and depression. Her favorite group to run in treatment is Social Media and Media Literacy, in which she leads discussion on how media can affect our beliefs about diet culture, body image, and how to mindfully consume media. Currently, Kristin is pursuing her Certified Eating Disorder Specialist certification and Registered Yoga Teacher certification to better serve her patients. When Kristin is not at work she enjoys reading, managing her fantasy football team, and being a history nerd.

Kenyatta Williams

Kenyatta has been program director at Center for Discovery since 2020. She is a licensed psychotherapist and has been working in the mental health field since 2006. She is licensed in the states of Georgia and Florida. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from Southern University and A&M College and her Master of Arts degree in counseling psychology from the University of North Florida. She is an intuitive and compassionate individual who is passionate about helping others to heal and live the life that they desire. She has a vast amount of knowledge in the mental health field. She has spent most of her career working at psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals where she treated adults and children with various mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, psychosis, substance abuse disorders, eating disorders and others. She also has experience working with college students in the university setting. It was in this setting that she learned the importance of early detection and treatment of illness. Over the years she has provided psychiatric evaluation, individual therapy, group therapy and family therapy to many across several different levels of care. Over the last few years, she has had the pleasure of transitioning into management. Through this transition, she not only has the ability to continue to help patients but also provide guidance and education to individuals of various clinical disciplines. She is especially passionate about helping people to understand the connection between the mind and body. She encourages others to expand their view of what it means to be well. Kenyatta looks forward to continuing to empower people to become their authentic self for many years to come. She will continue to be a lifelong advocate of assuring that peace and wholeness is accessible to everyone.