Eating disorders (EDs) appear differently in ethnic minority communities compared to the stereotype of the typical ED client. This presentation explores the unique ways these disorders manifest across cultures. We'll delve beyond food and weight concerns to examine how cultural norms, beauty ideals, and family dynamics influence presentations and expressions of disordered eating. We’ll focus on empowering counselors to screen, evaluate, and treat EDs through a lens of cultural humility. This includes strategies to dismantle biases, reduce stigma, and promote culturally sensitive interventions.