Therapy for Disordered eating

Do you ever ask yourself:
Is it normal to feel guilty after eating?
Why do I feel anxious about eating?
Why do I think about food all the time?
Can you struggle with food without having an eating disorder?
Your relationship with food and your body can impact so many areas of your life, from your emotional well-being to your self-esteem and daily experiences. Whether you're struggling with food guilt, body image concerns, restrictive eating patterns, binge eating, or feeling overwhelmed by thoughts about food and weight, you deserve support without judgment or shame.
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Tracy offers a compassionate, collaborative approach to therapy that helps you explore the emotions, beliefs, and experiences that may be influencing your relationship with food. Together, you'll work to better understand patterns that may be keeping you stuck, develop ways to cope with difficult emotions, and challenge the beliefs and expectations that contribute to distress around eating and body image.
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Healing isn't about achieving a certain weight, following rigid rules, or striving for perfection. It's about building a more balanced, flexible, and compassionate relationship with food and yourself. Whether you're beginning to recognize that your eating habits are affecting your well-being or have been struggling for some time, therapy can provide a supportive space to feel understood, build self-compassion, and move toward lasting change at your own pace.