Binge Eating Disorder Therapist

Binge eating disorder affects people of different age, gender and cultural background. It often involves consuming large quantities of food in a short amount of time. There is usually a sense of loss of control followed by guilt and shame. For some people binge eating disorder stems from dieting while for others there is a psychological and physiological trigger.
I believe that listening and establishing a connection between mind and body is most helpful in recovery. This involves understanding some simple physiological processes in the body, habits, belief systems and how they play a role when it comes to your eating.
You probably feel alone, hopeless and ashamed and I want you to know that it is about lack of discipline, it's the way your brain is operating at the moment.
The good news is that this can be changed. Latest scientific findings from neuroscience show that the brain is a muscle that can be changed to lead us to better choices and consequences. With the appropriate support you can improve your relationship with food and enjoy a more peaceful relationship with food.
Reach out on ku.oc.gninetsil-fo-tra%40leaj to see how you can start improving your symptoms today.

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