Process Addiction
Binge Eating
Recurrent binge episodes followed by distress and shame.
Understanding binge eating
Binge eating involves recurring episodes of eating large amounts of food with a sense of loss of control, typically followed by guilt and distress. It is the most common eating concern and responds well to compassionate, structured support.
Signs to look for
- Eating rapidly and past discomfort
- Eating alone due to embarrassment
- Feeling out of control during episodes
- Distress, guilt, or disgust afterward
- Eating when not physically hungry
How we help
- Trauma- and shame-informed counselling
- Understanding triggers and restriction cycles
- Building regular, attuned eating patterns
- Emotional-regulation skills
- Coordinated medical and nutritional care
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