Eating Disorder Pitt Meadows BC. Counselling for Eating Disorders. Anorexia, Bulimia Therapist in Pitt Meadows.
Welcome to our network of Pitt Meadows eating disorder therapists. If you or a loved one is struggling with anorexia, binge eating or bulimia, eating disorder treatment in Pitt Meadows, BC is available to you. With professional and caring eating disorder counselling Pitt Meadows BC, hope and healing is within reach. British Columbia therapists who specialize in eating disorders, Pitt Meadows, can give you powerful tools and treatment that are aimed at curing the problem, and restoring individual dignity and self worth.
Eating Disorder Treatment Near Pitt Meadows, BC
Ted Leavitt, M.Sc., RCC
For those struggling with binge-eating, food addiction, or yo-yo dieting, I would love to help. The fundamental principle that we must accept before addressing disordered eating is that it is almost never about the food, it's about the act of eating and what need it is fulfilling within ourselves. Let's work together to discover why your relationship with food has become unhealthy and come up with some ideas of how we can change it. You shouldn't have to be afraid of your refrigerator.
Duanita G Eleniak, MSW, RCSW, ATR, BCATR, RCAT, PhD
Registered Clinical Social Worker; Registered Art Therapist
Email: Contact Dr. Eleniak
201 431 Mountain Highway, North Vancouver V7J 2L1
Email: Contact Dr. Eleniak
201 431 Mountain Highway, North Vancouver V7J 2L1
Dr. Duanita works with eating disorders from the perspective of learning to love yourself exactly the way you are. As you work with shifting negative, critical inner thoughts and replacing them with loving affirmations you begin to focus on caring for yourself on all levels. You become mindful and aware of how you treat yourself via your thoughts, the emotions you allow to run through your body and the way that you take care of yourself on a physical level, including eating. The focus is on development of a healthy lifestyle and the ability to make healthy choices for yourself in all areas of your life.
Natalie Hansen, M.A., RCC
Are you struggling with body image or disordered eating? Are others expressing concerns about your appearance or eating habits? I know how hard it can be to talk about such a private matter. I work with clients in a safe and supportive manner. You can feel at ease that I will listen and not judge. Lets explore underlying reasons for your behaviors. We will build your coping strategies for stress and emotions. The first step is the hardest, I invite you to email or call with any questions you have about what our work together would look like.
Heather Bach, MA,CC
Canadian Certified Counsellor
Email: Contact Heather
Location of Therapist: North Vancouver, BC V7H 1S1
Email: Contact Heather
Location of Therapist: North Vancouver, BC V7H 1S1
With 20 years of experience working with those struggling with food and body issues, Bach & Associates ensures the most comprehensive and professional treatment. Symptom reduction is our first area of focus to help the client have a greater sense of control over their lives. Clients then have an opportunity to gain further insight and healing from the underlying factors and dynamics that precipitated their Disordered Eating. We use of Cognitive Behavioral, Solution Focused Therapies and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, along with other evidence based interventions. Disorder Eating is highly complex in nature and requires specialization offered through Bach & Associates.
Gayle Way, Ph.D., R., Psych.
In order to change our relationship with food, we need to change our relationship with ourselves to one of greater self-love and self-acceptance. Such change also involves changing the fear-based and self-limiting beliefs which get in the way of our self-love and self-compassion. I practice an Energy-based therapy which facilitates letting go of beliefs and ways of being which do not serve us (i.e. the energetic impact of beliefs) so that we are able to realize more and more of our Innate Wholeness of core of Love. Although the effects of the Energetic process are subtle, the changes are profound.
Tanya Johnson, RMFT, MMFT
Registered Marriage & Family Therapist
Email: Contact Tanya
2nd Floor - 23242 Mavis Avenue , Langley V1M 2R4
Email: Contact Tanya
2nd Floor - 23242 Mavis Avenue , Langley V1M 2R4
Eating disorders affect all aspects of an individual’s life: emotional, cultural, physiological, and spiritual. Eating disorders are a very serious matter and they be can life threatening. Healing is rarely easy, but there is hope for individuals struggling with eating disorders to lead healthy, functional, and fulfilling lives. Families are deeply affected, and I often do a combination of individual and family sessions. Together we explore inner belief systems, the critical voice, family history and patterns, strengths, supports, and resources. With support and care people can recover from eating disorders. ???
Judy Lyon, MA, SFTT, MPCP #1883
We are bombarded in our daily life by images of the "perfect body" or "perfect look", without awareness how often these may be unattainable, computer generated images. We minimize our value as human beings, already perfect just as we are. Eating disorders and body image issues range on a continuum from mild to life threatening and impact body, mind and spirit; as well as our relationships with self and others. Clients I have worked with often report feeling misunderstood by loved ones and carry immense feelings of shame. I work with you from a holistic philosophy, using client-centred treatment modalities that focus on the underlying causes and get to the root of the issue. There is hope!
Bella Rina Chauhan, MA, RCC
Bella's approach to disordered eating, anorexia and bulimia includes cognitive behavioural therapy, which can help to address distorted thoughts and unhealthy behaviours about food and body image. Interpersonal therapy with Bella helps by meeting face to face in a safe, secure, socially supportive and healing relationship. Improve dysfunctional eating habits and learn to reduce and eliminate binge eating, as well as underlying issues such as depression and anxiety. You will learn how to make healthy choices, what normal eating looks like, alternative coping mechanisms for emotions and feelings that are difficult to handle and improve your self esteem and self image and love yourself!
Naomi Kolinsky, M.Ed, RCC
If you struggle with binge eating I can assist you to develop a healthier relationship with food. I view binge eating as an addiction to food and can help you learn how to identify your triggers, deal with cravings, and manage distressing feelings that you may be supressing with food. I can also teach you ways of soothing and coping with the emotions or situations that may be stimulating your binge eating.
Jill Arnold, MA,MA,RCC,CHT
Emotional Eating is a symptom of uncomfortable pressure that builds up inside of you. When you feel these uncomfortable feelings you may distract yourself with food and momentarily you feel better. You may notice that soon after, that uncomfortable feeling returns and it becomes a cycle of feeling bad and distracting yourself with food. This turns into an unhealthy cycle that often leaves you feeling frustrated and depressed. Food is the symptom not the reason. Together we can resolve the root cause of these uncomfortable feelings so you can have a healthy comfortable relationship with food and feel better about yourself.
Cecilia Codoceo, BSW, MSW, RSW, RCC
Registered Clinical Counsellor and Registered Social Worker
Email: Contact Cecilia
203-2276 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford V2T 2X5
Email: Contact Cecilia
203-2276 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford V2T 2X5
I offer a warm and safe environment to explore the challenges of living with an eating disorder. We live in a world where we are encouraged to be consumed by our appearance while neglecting finding value in our true self. Counselling can facilitate empowerment and change by challenging negative thinking and life approaches which can create and maintain an eating disorder. Creating a new relationship with your body and food in your life is possible and I am willing to walk that journey with you.
Lee Kotsalis-Thulin, MA, RCC
In my experience, moving towards a healthy relationship with eating involves both: looking at the part of disordered eating that IS about the food (that is, seeing how we nutritionally set ourselves up for success or failure, how emotional eating/binging is often triggered by undereating, etc.) and also addressing the emotional triggers for disordered eating that have nothing to do with food. My work with clients involves looking at both of these aspects, helping them move towards differentiating between physiological and emotional hunger, and encouraging them to discover what they're really hungry for.
Devorah Peterson, M.Ed., RCC
As an experienced therapist in the area of eating disorders, I have found that often the greatest healing occurs through re-connectiong with the body, developing a trusting and loving relationship with it, and discovering its wisdom. When one begins to trust that that far from being one's enemy, the body is one's constant friend and guide, one's whole experience of self can be transformed. One lives from one's own core rather than focusing on food, body image, and others' evaluations, and therefore one becomes more confident and life becomes richer and freer.
Natasha Barber, MEd, RD, RCC
Registered Clinical Counsellor & Registered Dietitian
Email: Contact Natasha
1st Floor - 1892 West Broadway, Vancouver V6J 4Y2
Email: Contact Natasha
1st Floor - 1892 West Broadway, Vancouver V6J 4Y2
Our relationship with food can be a means to cope with challenging situations and uncomfortable emotions. However, this coping style can become overwhelming and lead to feeling more distress. To help understand our relationship with food, we need to explore the difficulties underlying it. At times we cannot put words to the underlying concerns, yet through exploring different healthy lifestyle strategies we can learn different ways to approach or look at the underlying concerns. Also, as a dietitian I can help you can employ nutritional strategies to aid understanding your relationship with food.
Karen Cook, M.A.
Recovery from eating disorders (ED) is possible regardless of how long and intensley you may have struggled with it. ED works to rob you of your life, but you can have your life back from an eating disorder. Though it rarely seems so, ED's are not about food and body image, but about the underlying emotional issues and challenges one is experiencing. I would be pleased to assist you in recovering and understanding these issues and aid you in resolving them. Each woman longs for a beauty to unfold, and I believe each woman has this. You are not an exception.
Juliet Teeter, MA, CCC
If you struggle with an eating disorder, you may long for freedom from the living hell that your life has become. Counselling with Juliet can help you understand the root issues behind your eating disorder, give you new tools to create different habits, and support you has you gain control back over your life. You don't have to live your life like this any more. Freedom is possible!
Annette Kasahara, BA, MEd. (Psychology), RCC
It is my hope that individual therapy will benefit clients who may currently be participating in community-based support groups and group therapy, giving them the opportunity to explore in more depth the underlying issues related to their challenges with food. Clients will benefit from exploring relationship issues with significant people in their lives. They will learn to identify inner and situational triggers that may have resulted in harmful patterns and choices in the past. They will benefit from identifying negative and debilitating thought patterns, and will develop self-affirming beliefs to move them to greater confidence and self-acceptance.
Elaine Clark, BA. M.P.C.P.CCht
Like most symptoms, the behaviour is driven by a feeling of self loathing. So the answer is to look at the mistaken belief created by the child that there is something very wrong with who they are. When shown the truth of who they are and they learn to love themselves, the behavior is no longer necessary. Learning to love yourself is a process of undoing the identity that was made up by the child.
Kerry Moller, MA, RCC
Kerry has many years of training and experience in helping individuals recover from a history of disordered eating - whether it be bulimia, anorexia, or chronic overeating. She really understands how all-encompassing it can be to have a challenging relationship with food, and is committed to helping you find recovery once and for all - regardless of how many years you may have been struggling.
Decreasing the hold that food (and your relationship to it) has over you can free up so many other possibilities for creativity, love, happiness, self-respect and fulfillment in your life.
Lisa Webster, MA CCC
Recovery from disordered eating is possible, but not easy. Paradoxically, when we try to control food and eating, we often feel out of control, which can lead to binge eating, starving and obsessing about food. The more we try to control, the less control we have. Change happens when we learn to listen to our bodies, eat balanced foods, and challenge unhealthy beliefs. When we trust and listen to our bodies, we naturally want to exercise, we want to eat healthy and we don't worry or even think of dieting. This is not a short term solution, but with commitment, the results can be amazing.
Lieneke Hewlett, SFTT, RPC, BA Psyc.
Registered Professional Counsellor and Registered SFTT
Email: Contact Lieneke
10422 168 St, Surrey V4N 1R9
Email: Contact Lieneke
10422 168 St, Surrey V4N 1R9
Every person is unique and I help clients to find answers that are right for them. Sometimes, just bringing one's awareness into the body, saying "hello" inside, can be new, profound, and liberating experience. Listening within the body carefully and respectfully, we work to develop a new relationship within the self. Working from this bodily felt sense, there is a physiological shift that allows change and movement out of unhealthy or stuck places.
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