Why you DON’T NEED a therapist in eating disorder recovery

Are you tired of feeling alone in your struggles with an eating disorder? Do you find yourself constantly battling negative thoughts and behaviors around food and your body? Is something you believed you controlled now controlling your life?

If you are constantly dieting, restricting, compensating, and tightly controlling your food intake; if you are consumed by calories and numbers and food labels; if you are feeling stuck, you have come to the right place. You are not alone. And the good news is that you don't have to go through this journey by yourself!

For a moment, imagine never counting another calorie in your life… without anxiety or fear. 

Imagine eating what you crave and when you crave it, without overanalysing this choice and without experiencing incapacitating guilt as a result. 

Imagine sitting down for a meal with friends, looking into the mirror with a smile, and living a life beyond the eating disorder.

It is possible. Really.

As the video describes, there's therapists, coaches, dieticians, retreats, and so much more, all at your fingertips to help guide and support you through the recovery journey. And no one option is better than another (per se), but it ultimately comes down to you and your preferences and your motivators.

So today I just want to tell you this: I’m here for you. I'm here for you, I have been through it all myself, and I have the expertise and the experience to guide you through your journey too. And, yes, I am just one of the many options out there. But if you vibe with my energy, if you trust my guidance, if you are open to this journey... you are already halfway there.

Personally, I never got on with conventional therapy, and it is only once I experimented with alternative approaches and coaching that my progress skyrocketed. As a result, I really want you to know that if what you're doing currently is not working... it's no the only way!

One-on-one coaching can be an incredibly powerful tool, providing you with all of the following benefits:

1. Personalized support: One of the biggest benefits of one-on-one coaching is that it's tailored specifically to your needs. A skilled coach will work with you to understand your unique challenges and develop a personalized plan to help you achieve your goals. This level of personalized support can be incredibly valuable, particularly when you're dealing with something as complex as an eating disorder.
2. Accountability: Another important benefit of coaching is that it provides you with a level of accountability that you may not have on your own. Your coach will be there to help you stay on track, to encourage you when you're struggling, and to celebrate your successes with you. This level of accountability can be a powerful motivator and can help you stay committed to your recovery goals.
3. Expert guidance: Recovery can be a difficult journey, and it can be hard to know where to turn for help. One-on-one coaching can provide you with expert guidance and support from someone who has been there before. Your coach can help you navigate the ups and downs of recovery, provide you with evidence-based strategies and tools, and offer you the benefit of their experience and knowledge.
4. Non-judgmental support: Finally, one-on-one coaching provides you with a safe, non-judgmental space to explore your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors around food and your body. Your coach will be there to offer you compassion, understanding, and support, without judgment or criticism. 

Don't let me dictate your decision, but use this knowledge to acknowledge your options. There's no reason (and no excuse) to remain stuck.

If you’re ready to put in the effort, if you're ready to put in the work, and if you're looking for a coach to support you in your eating disorder recovery journey, find someone you trust, someone who has your best interests at heart, and someone who has the skills, knowledge and experience to help you reach lasting success. Someone like me?

I have firsthand experience with eating disorder recovery. I understand the challenges you're facing because I've been there myself. This personal experience gives me a deep level of empathy and understanding for what you're going through and allows me to provide you with the support and guidance you need. In addition to my personal experience, I have also received professional training in eating disorder recovery and coaching. I hold too many certificates to count and do everything to stay up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in the field. This combination of personal experience and professional training allows me to offer you a unique and effective approach to recovery. And a holistic one! I believe that eating disorder recovery is about more than just changing your behaviors around food. It's also about addressing the underlying emotional, psychological, and social factors that contribute to your disorder. That's why I take a holistic and highly individualized approach to recovery, working with you to address all aspects of your health and well-being. I believe in reflection, I believe in goal-setting, and I believe in non-judgmental support -- a safe, non-judgmental space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors around food and your body. I understand that recovery is a journey, and there may be setbacks and challenges along the way. I will be there to support you, to encourage you, and to help you stay on track, without judgment or criticism. And if that sounds like what you need, don't hesitate and book that free discovery call to find out more.

By signing up, you can expect the following outcomes:

• Improved relationship with food and your body, giving you a sense of control over your life 
• Greater self-awareness and self-acceptance, leading to increased confidence and emotional stability
• Reduced anxiety and stress around mealtimes and food choices, helping you to feel more relaxed and at ease in social situations
• Improved physical health and well-being, leading to a greater sense of vitality and overall well-being
• Enhanced relationship with your body and food, free of fears and rules, allowing for greater food freedom and intuitive eating
• Increased hopefulness as you navigate this oftentimes isolating and overwhelming journey, during which you feel heard and understood
• A sense of empowerment and self-acceptance, helping you to develop a more positive and fulfilling outlook on life 

If you are open to experiencing these changes, schedule your free call now.