MENLO PARK EATING DISORDER PROGRAM

Susanne Martin, MD

Susanne Martin, MD is board-certified in Internal Medicine as well as Adolescent Medicine. After finishing her residency through Yale School of Medicine, she pursued a three-year fellowship in Adolescent Medicine at Stanford with a research focus on bone health in teens with eating disorders.  She is also the Medical Director at a day treatment program for teens in the area (The Healthy Teen Project), has a private practice at The Community Health Collaborative, works part-time in Urgent Care at Palo Alto Medical Foundation and at Vaden, the College Health Center at Stanford. She continues to be actively involved in research projects in the field, peer reviews of articles and she contributed the medical chapter to the book: “How to Nourish Your Child Through an Eating Disorder”.

Dr. Mina Fisher, MD

Dr. Mina Fisher (Psychiatrist): Mina Fisher received her BA in Economics and Human Biology Minor from Stanford University where she was also actively engaged in leadership roles as Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class President. She obtained MD from UCLA School of Medicine, completed medical residency at San Mateo County Residency Training Program and completed Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at Stanford University Hospital. Since receiving MD and completing fellowship training at Stanford University, she joined the faculty at Stanford Hospital and Clinics as an attending physician at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital’s Comprehensive Care Program 2009-2013. In 2013, she transitioned to work with primarily underserved population locally within San Mateo County while continuing to teach Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow a System of Care Services Course at Stanford as Adjunct Clinical Faculty.

Louisa Kostrzewski

Louisa has been working at Center for Discovery since 2021. Currently, she is the lead registered nurse at the Menlo Park facility where she oversees the nursing staff and works as a direct link between the psychiatric and medical provider, the team, the patients and their families. Louisa became passionate about eating disorders after personal experiences and struggles with them. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a master’s degree in nursing, previously earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Louisa hopes to use her personal and educational experiences, coupled with her passion for helping others, to shape the recovery journey of her patients. When Louisa is not at work, she loves exploring new restaurants, hiking and rock climbing.

Sean Krack