Kate Fisch

LCSW, CEDS, Founder

Kate earned her Masters degree in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis and her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Indiana University, Bloomington. Kate began her clinical training and career at McCallum Place, a private eating disorders clinic in St. Louis, facilitating groups and working with individuals struggling to overcome anorexia and bulimia. After relocating to Indianapolis, Kate initially worked at Fairbanks, a treatment center for chemical dependency and substance abuse. She also worked at the IU Health Charis Center, coordinating the intensive outpatient program and providing individual therapy to both adolescents and adults diagnosed with anorexia and bulimia. Kate currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Selah House, one of Indiana’s top residential eating disorder treatment centers.

In addition to her career in residential treatment, Kate founded Northside Mental Health in 2012. At Northside, she took her experience in both the fields of addictions and eating disorders and created a space where clients can confront the obstacles head on that are holding them back from living their best life possible. After years of direct clinical care, Kate’s passion has been refocused on training and supporting other clinicians in their work. Kate empowers the therapists at Northside to help clients embrace change and move toward a better life.

Contact Kate at kate@northsidementalhealth.com