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EATING DISORDERS AND DISORDERED EATING

It may had started out as a healthy lifestyle plan or a diet, but you have found yourself struggling with an eating disorder or a form of disordered eating. You've reached a point where you are fed up and want to change. You are motivated and determined, but feel stuck in how to change and cope without using food, weight loss or exercise

 

While recovery is challenging, one of my greatest passions is helping individuals develop tools and gain insight so that they no longer lean on disordered eating behaviours. I have experience working in partial-hospitalization and outpatient programs for eating disorders. In my private practice, I use a HAES (health at every size) aligned approach to help support clients in their recovery. 

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Eating Out

WHAT SESSIONS MAY LOOK LIKE

IDENTIFYING AND REFRAMING NEGATIVE THOUGHTS AROUND FOOD AND BODY

EXPLORING TRIGGERS AND FACTORS TO DISORDERED EATING HABITS

TACKLING BEHAVIOURS IN A COMPASSIONATE AND PROACTIVE MANNER

INCORPORATING HUMOUR AND CREATIVITY INTO THE RECOVERY PROCESS

A BIT ABOUT ARFID

Avoidant Food Intake Restrictive Disorder

For those struggling with ARFID, finding support can be difficult due to the stigma and lack of education around food intolerance. Many clients find individual counselling helpful in feeling validated and making goals tailored to their specific needs. Would you like to incorporate a few more foods into your diet, or find strategies to eat out with a loved one? Do you want to practice food exposures in session, or do you need a place to talk about anxiety and stress related to eating? 
I have received training and ongoing clinical supervision in CBT, mindfullness and meal support for clients presenting with ARFID. I am happy to talk more about your specific needs and hopes for counselling.

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