What Is Emotional Eating?
Do you find yourself emotional eating even when you’re not hungry or food you don’t enjoy? If so, you may be using food as a coping mechanism.

Do you find yourself emotional eating even when you’re not hungry or food you don’t enjoy? If so, you may be using food as a coping mechanism.

Emotional eating affects nearly everyone at some point in their lives — not just those who struggle with eating disorders. Contact us for help.

Ozempic and Other Sema-Glutide Injectables weight loss medications are a hot topic in the healthcare community and in popular culture right now.

The short answer: hydration supports weight management by regulating appetite (thirst is often mistaken for hunger), supporting metabolism, and reducing…

Losing weight is a deeply personal and often challenging process, requiring motivation, consistency, and lifestyle changes. While individual effort is…

Changing our weight involves changing our behaviors. The choices one makes with regard to food, drink, exercise, socializing, and their…

Some therapists operate believing clients already have the motivation they need for change and that a therapist’s job is to…

Choosing to begin a weight loss journey and commit to the necessary lifestyle changes that come with it is a…

Breaking Down Emotional Eating – What is Emotional Eating? Binge eating, overeating, stress eating, emotional eating: these terms all have…

If you missed parts 1 and 2 of Jennifer Arce’s (LPC-A) Self- Sabotage Series, refer to posts from (Part 1…