Adult Individual Therapy
Why choose therapy?
You’re tired of obsessing about food and your body
You struggle with restriction, binge eating, purging or overexercising
Negative thoughts about your body are keeping you from enjoying life
You want to improve your self-esteem and detach your worth from your weight
Following an initial 90 minute assessment session, we will develop an individual treatment plan. Typically this plan will involve weekly 50-55-minute therapy sessions, where we’ll work together to set goals, change the behaviours that are keeping you stuck, and explore and push through self-limiting beliefs. I’ll support you to develop self-compassion, body-acceptance, and food freedom.
Together, we’ll uncover the function of the disordered eating behaviours and work to acquire more effective and life-affirming coping strategies.
You can live a life that is free from constant food obsession, body-shame, and self-loathing.
*I’m taking on a limited number of new therapy clients. If spots are full, I’m happy to refer you to another service or offer you a place on my wait-list.
Note that EDTA is able to provide private treatment for individuals:
over the age of 16
with a BMI above 17
who have not been hospitalised within the past 6 months for issues of medical instability associated with an eating disorder, malnutrition, or psychiatric risk (these persons likely require a higher level of care than I’m able to provide in this setting).
Therapy Approach
I’m trained and experienced in the delivery of evidence-based treatments, including:
Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders (CBT-ED), Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-E), and ten session Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-T)
Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM)
Guided Self-Help (GSH)
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders (DBT-ED)
Motivational Interviewing
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Additionally, I use a weight inclusive/Health At Every Size informed approach to treatment.
What Former Clients Have Said*
*[All quotes are from unsolicited farewell messages provided by clients in the last session of their treatment journey. They are shared anonymously.]