Online Binge Eating Therapy — Wrexham & UK

Binge eating can feel like an unbreakable cycle.

You may find yourself alternating between restriction, loss of control, and guilt or shame around food. Over time, this can affect not just your eating but your self-esteem, your relationships, and your sense of who you are.
I offer online therapy for binge eating, emotional eating and disordered eating in English and Portuguese, for adults across the UK and Portugal.

How I can help

How binge eating therapy can help

In therapy, we gently explore what's driving the cycle underneath the behaviour. The eating itself is usually not the whole story — there's often something the eating is doing for you, something it's managing or protecting you from. Understanding that is where change starts.
This may include:

    emotional triggers and coping patterns

    restriction and control around food

    shame, guilt, and self-criticism

    building a more stable relationship with food and yourself

How I work

My training in this area

I hold a Diploma in Eating Disorders, a Working with Binge Eating Certificate, and an Intuitive Eating Certificate. Binge eating is one of my areas of interest, and something I've been working with in recent years.

Acceptance, empathy, and understanding

My approach includes building a safe therapeutic relationship based on acceptance, empathy and a clear understanding of what is keeping you stuck in your relationship with food. Alongside this I use aspects of CBTe, coaching principles and nutritional education to support the process.

Together, we will work to improve your relationship with food, building a safer connection to yourself and your body.

Client Feedback

I feel so much better and empowered now to keep moving forward.

Online Therapy Client

Questions

Frequently asked questions

  • You are free to share whatever you choose to, but the more you are able to share the more understanding you’ll gain of your eating patterns. This clarity enables you to use binges as learning events and do things differently in the future. I am not here to judge you. We always work at your pace.

  • No. Most people I work with aren't. Being ready to explore what's going on is enough.

  • Yes. Online therapy works well for this — many people find the privacy of their own space makes it easier to talk honestly about food.

Get in touch

Take the first step – no pressure.

If you'd like a no-pressure conversation about whether we might work well together, book a free 15-minute consultation. There's no commitment — just a chance to talk.

From the Blog

Further reading on binge eating and disordered eating