Find An Eating Disorder Therapist in Minneapolis, MN.

Eating disorders are complex and vary widely from not eating to binge eating and also include compulsive eating. I will work with you to understsand the dynamics behind the disorder and also develop a practical plan to address how to change the behavioral aspects of the problem. Sometimes couple or family therapy can be included in the treatment plan. The goal is to help you effectively manage your eating to achieve optimal physical and mental health.

Everywhere we look, we are blasted with images of air brushed beauty, perfection and youth. We often believe that we are never good enough, pretty enough, or thin enough. There is another way! Remember when you were a kid and ate when you where hungry, and stopped when you were full? When you exercised for the pure joy of it, and not to burn calories? Join me in rejecting the diet mentality, which puts women in a constant battle of deprivation and obsession. I work with clients, using a 10 principle model developed by Evelyn Tribole, that gently gets you back to your natural weight, and most importantly stops the endless obsession with food, calories, and body image.

Do you overeat? Do you undereat? Do you sometimes do both? When your relationship with food is all that you think about it may be time for some therapy. Some people even avoid sex and intimacy because they don't feel good about their body image. Learn what foods trigger your eating and avoidance patterns. Learn healthy coping skills when youa re with other people and when food is offered to you.

If you struggle with food, this can control your life. Therapy is a supportive process that can help you understand your relationship with food and it's meaning in your life. An eating disorder can be a shameful process and very complicated. Trying to manage this on your own is a difficult struggle. While working with you in a therapeutic relationship, you can begin to understand more about yourself, gain insight and learn about self care from the inside out. You may eat to little, too much or have difficulty keeping food in. Seeking help is vital to your healing!