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Eating Disorders (Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating)

Challenges with food, body image, or eating behaviors that affect health and emotional wellbeing. Therapy supports recovery, balance, and a healthier relationship with your body.

Overview

Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions involving unhealthy eating patterns, excessive focus on weight or body image, and emotional distress around food. They can affect physical health, relationships, academic/work performance, and emotional wellbeing.

Symptoms
  • Restricting food intake (anorexia)

  • Binge eating episodes

  • Purging through vomiting or laxatives (bulimia)

  • Feeling guilty or ashamed after eating

  • Obsessive thoughts about weight and body shape

  • Avoiding meals with others

  • Excessive exercise

  • Rapid weight changes

Causes
  • Restricting food intake (anorexia)

  • Binge eating episodes

  • Purging through vomiting or laxatives (bulimia)

  • Feeling guilty or ashamed after eating

  • Obsessive thoughts about weight and body shape

  • Avoiding meals with others

  • Excessive exercise

  • Rapid weight changes

How Therapy Can Help
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E)

  • Nutrition therapy and dietitian support

  • Family-based therapy (especially for teens)

  • Trauma-focused therapy

  • Mindfulness and emotional regulation training

  • Support groups

  • Medical monitoring if necessary

Therapists Experienced in This Area

Rachel S.

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Simrat Singh

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

3 Years

Ahana Ghosh

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Arushi Mahindroo

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Vibha Rungta

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

8 Years

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