Find An Eating Disorder Therapist in Sanford, NC.

Many individuals struggle with their relationship with food and can feel consumed and out of control in the process. If you face challenges of chronic dieting, have patterns of disordered eating, or think you may have an eating disorder, you deserve a safe space to talk openly with a therapist who is compassionate and who understands. Call now for a free consultation.

Feeling out of control in your relationship with food can be overwhelming. Therapy with me will help you to acknowledge the depth and effects of your eating challenges, understand the emotional components, develop new habits to support feeling confident and in control of your life, and create a plan for long term change. Reach out today for a free consultation so we can clarify the best way to address your needs.

I work with men and women who weight cycle from chronic dieting, under eat and binge. I use Health at Every Size (HAES) approach as well as specific interventions to stabilize and normalize clients’ relationship with food and body. The work allows for underlying issues to resolve, leading to lasting change. My ideal client is someone who has been chronically dieting and feeling more frustrated, depressed and hopeless for their efforts. Let me help you find another way.

Dr. Miller using a team approach, provides treatment in eating disorders: bulimia, anorexia, binge-eating disorder, body image issues. She uses medical and nutritional collaboration to customize a treatment plan for her clients. Her goal is to see the client in a healthier place: mind, body, and spirit. Susan has had over 15 years of clinical experience in eating disorders. Dr. Miller offers an Emotional Eating Group: Mind Body Life & Spirit.

Whether working with individuals struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, or general eating issues, we strive to help clients better understand the role that food, exercise, and body image play in their lives and to help them change behavior and thinking patterns that are creating suffering and pain. Because eating disorders often begin as a response to coping with distressing or uncomfortable feelings, we work with individuals to create new, healthier coping strategies. Additionally, the therapy process creates opportunities to gain insight regarding how food and exercise function adaptively and maladaptively in clients’ lives. This is done in a safe and supportive environment w....