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About Us
The IHC Story
Kerri and Kate founded Inclusive Healing Center in 2024 with a shared vision: to create a space where healing feels real and personal. We wanted to work side by side, supporting our clients in a setting that feels safe, welcoming, and genuinely warm. It was important to us to build something different — not just another business focused on the bottom line, but a true community where individuals feel seen, supported, and cared for. We dreamed of a therapy space that feels like a second home: cozy, inviting, and full of heart.
Meet The Team
The boring qualifications stuff...
Kerri Guadagni
Psy.D.
Dr. Kerri is a licensed clinical psychologist who earned her doctoral degree from the Florida Institute of Technology. She received pre-doctoral training in the treatment of eating disorders with a Health At Every Size® (HAES®) approach and completed a post-doctoral fellowship specializing in the treatment of dual diagnoses among professional populations. In addition to her expertise in eating disorders and dual diagnosis, Dr. Kerri is highly skilled in the treatment of trauma and is an EMDRIA-approved EMDR therapist. She is licensed to practice in the state of Florida and is a member of PSYPACT, allowing her to provide telepsychology services across participating states.
Kate Albarella
MA, RD, LDN, RMHCI, CEDS-C
Kate is a registered dietitian, registered mental health counselor intern, certified intuitive eating counselor, certified eating disorder specialist and consultant, trauma-informed yoga instructor, and certified parenting coach. With a breadth of experience across all levels of care, she offers a comprehensive and integrated approach to her work. Kate’s deep expertise, combined with her compassionate and client-centered style, allows her to support individuals in a way that is both highly skilled and deeply attuned to their unique needs.
Amanda Bump
MA, RMHCI
Amanda is a registered mental health counseling intern and registered marriage and family therapist intern. She received her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and certification in Marriage and Family Therapy from Rollins College. She has experience supporting individuals and families in eating disorder recovery across multiple levels of care, including residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient settings, providing individual therapy, family support, and group facilitation. Her education and clinical experience have given her a strong foundation in eating disorder treatment, as well as the tools to support a wide range of concerns, including trauma, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, body image, relationship and family dynamics, self-esteem, and identity exploration.
A few fun facts...
Kerri Guadagni
Psy.D.
I'm absolutely obsessed with reading — give me a good professional book or a twisty mystery/thriller and I’m happy! I love park hopping between Universal and Disney and checking out all the awesome attractions and delicious eats around Orlando. When I'm not adventuring, you’ll usually find me hanging out with my family, friends, and pets. And if there’s a concert or music festival nearby, you can bet I’m there — music is truly my favorite kind of therapy, both lyrically and rhythmically.
Kate Albarella
MA, RD, LDN, RMHCI, CEDS-C
When I'm not working, learning, or chasing new professional goals, you'll usually find me hanging out with my twin kids, husband, and our three cats. We love anything that provides bonding and adventure — playing games, exploring parks, and hitting up all the fun spots Orlando has to offer. I'm also a big book nerd and run a professional book club, so chances are you’ll catch me reading, listening to audiobooks, or diving into a good podcast. And if there's a concert nearby, I'm probably there! I’m all about pop-punk, alternative, and emo music. It's my happy place.
Amanda Bump
MA, RMHCI
When I’m not in the therapy room, I’m usually spending time with my family and our two dogs. We love being outdoors—whether it’s kayaking, hiking, or just spending time in nature together. I also enjoy getting creative through painting, drawing, or tackling a random DIY project. Advocacy and community are close to my heart, especially within the eating disorder recovery space. I’m proud to be a volunteer and group facilitator with the National Alliance for Eating Disorders, helping to create safe, supportive spaces where people can connect, feel seen, and heal.