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You don’t have to fight your battles with binge eating alone any longer—no more uncontrollable eating episodes, feeling overwhelmed by guilt and shame, or feeling intense fear over opening up about your eating disorder. I’ll help you overcome your urges to eat food and replace them with healthier habits for a happier, more balanced life.
A binge eating therapist is a mental health professional specializing in the treatment of binge eating disorder (BED). They have expertise in understanding the psychological, emotional, and behavioral factors contributing to BED and can offer various therapeutic approaches to help individuals overcome this challenging condition.
Binge eating therapists typically hold a degree in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related field and have undergone specialized training in eating disorders. They may be licensed therapists, psychologists, or counselors, depending on their specific qualifications and credentials.
Knowing you need intervention isn’t always as easy as it seems. If you’re wondering whether you should reach out for help, chances are you probably should. To be safe, here are some clear signs you may have bulimia and could benefit from talking to a therapist who specializes in binge eating.
Living with an eating disorder is tough, but what’s more difficult is doing it without help or guidance. I started my private practice because I’m passionate about helping individuals overcome eating disorders, including binge eating, bulimia, and anorexia.
Here are some benefits of working with me at my private practice located in Denver:
My doors are always open to you! My office is located at 3600 S Yosemite St, Suite 1050, Denver, CO 80237. I believe in-person sessions are great for creating a person-to-person connection, but I also understand that commuting isn’t for everyone, so I can also do online therapy for binge eating as well!
I’ve been helping individuals overcome their eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating. If you’re looking for a therapist who truly cares about helping people who are afflicted with eating disorders, then I’m your therapist!
My private practice was formed ten years ago. At that time, I discovered that I had a wealth of knowledge that was helpful not only for treating issues related to self-esteem, mood swings, and intense fear but also for eating disorders. I have many resources available to those who want homework.
Living with an eating disorder is tough, but what’s more difficult is doing it without help or guidance. I started my private practice because I’m passionate about helping individuals overcome eating disorders, including binge eating, bulimia, and anorexia.
There are many different types of therapy that help address physical, emotional, and social effects of binge eating disorder (BED). Among the various different techniques out there, here are some of the most effective ones I’ve found in my private practice.
Creating a supportive environment is my goal as a binge-eating therapist. I’ll help uncover the deeper, underlying emotional factors that trigger binge eating episodes. Talk therapy also enables you to challenge negative thought patterns provided by the welcoming space I strive to provide.
The next time you have a craving or urge to binge eat, I’ll be there (in your head) reminding you of what you’ll learn through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). CBT is helpful in establishing healthy eating patterns, identifying and resisting triggers, and setting goals for recovery.
Through IPT or interpersonal therapy, I’ll help you identify specific interpersonal problems that could be continuing to binge eating, including conflict at work, friends or family, life transition, etc. Sessions may include addressing unresolved grief or loss so you can process your emotions and develop healthy coping mechanisms.
Therapy can be a powerful tool in managing binge eating disorder (BED). It provides a safe and supportive space to explore the underlying causes of your binge eating, develop coping mechanisms, and learn healthier ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapy can help improve your mood, self-esteem, and body image by addressing negative thought patterns and behaviors. Additionally, therapy can enhance your relationships and overall quality of life by teaching effective communication and problem-solving skills.
The duration of BED therapy varies depending on individual needs and treatment goals. While some individuals may see significant improvement in a relatively short period, recovery is often a gradual process. Typically, therapy involves regular sessions over several months. It’s important to remember that progress takes time, and setbacks are normal. Consistent effort and commitment to therapy are key to achieving lasting recovery.
BED therapy involves a collaborative partnership between you and your therapist. The process typically includes assessment, goal setting, skill building, and challenging negative thoughts.
Jenny’s rates depend on how long and what time of day you request an appointment.
For regular hours from 9:00 – 4:00 PM:
For after hours from 4:00 PM onward:
Initial consultation:
If you are struggling with binge eating disorder (BED) and would like to start to feel more freedom over your thoughts and actions related to food — I would love to help you on your journey to recovery. Reach out for a complimentary free 30-minute consultation today.
Jenny Wegner Therapy is dedicated to helping you or a loved one overcome the battle of having an eating disorders.
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