Eating Disorder Counsellor
Anne Penniston Gray, BA (Psych), BSW, MSW, RSW (SK)
Counsellor, Registered Social Worker
In S4N 3L5 - Nearby to Balgonie.
As a woman it is tough to reconcile what our bodies look like (or what we think our bodies look like) when we are given messages from many sources about what we should look like as women. We are also not always rewarded for expressing our "truths" and may turn to a conflicted relationship with food and eating, stuffing our feelings or not taking care of our bodies. The tricky thing is that we need food to survive so we dance this delicate dance. Learning how to share our authentic emotions and develop a sense of who we are as women are only a couple of the benefits of counselling that happens in the context of a caring, compassionate and empowering perspective.
Eating Disorder Counsellor
Colette Pelletier, Ph.D.
Registered Doctoral Psychologist
In S4P 2J7 - Nearby to Balgonie.
In helping individuals with eating challenges, it is often important for the client to engage the support of family and also consult other professionals, such as family doctors and nutritionists, in addition to counselling to maintain safety and health. The focus of counselling is to provide an individual with the space to learn to explore thoughts, feelings, and sensations that might be contributing to the eating challenges, and to learn alternative approaches to managing the symptoms of the eating concern, whether it is over-eating or under-eating. In addition, it can be beneficial to address the often traumatic origins underlying eating problems, through the use of EMDR as a therapy.
Eating Disorder Counselor
Heather Awad, MCP, RCC
Registered Clinical Counsellor
Available for Online Therapy
If you’ve struggled with disordered eating, you are all too familiar with compulsive behavior, obsessive thoughts and a disconnect from the body. You may also have a constant need for control while at the same time feeling a frightening and exhausting loss of all control. Please know that none of this is your choice, but rather is a state of stress and overwhelm while you do your best to feel better. I have nothing but compassion for the distress that comes with food-related challenges, and you have my commitment to help you care for the difficult underlying emotions involved. Together, we will create a safe space to move towards healing and a safe relationship with food and the body.
Eating Disorder Counsellor
Steve Jacobson, MA
Steve Jacobson MA Registered Psychologist
In S4P 2J7 - Nearby to Balgonie.
One reason why eating disorders are so difficult to treat is that the person’s disordered beliefs are deeply attached to the person’s sense of self. People with eating disorders generally identify with their disorder, which makes it challenging to give it up. The loss of their disorder would involve a loss of identity. As humans, we seek to maintain our sense of self, even when our behaviors are self-harmful. Therapy that encourages a more flexible and inclusive sense of self is considered to be effective for the treatment of this disorder.
Eating Disorder Counsellor
Beve Gardner, MA, CPCA #3519
Registered Clinical Counsellor
In S4P 2P2 - Nearby to Balgonie.
Poor self esteem, body image, and control issues can all lead to destructive eating habits. It becomes a vicious cycle. Counselling can help break the cycle and set goals to work towards healthy eating behaviors. This means an approach that a addresses and treats poor self esteem and body image and provides education on what is a healthy approach to eating and weight management.
Eating Disorder Counsellor
Lola Miller, MAMFC, APC
Professional Counselor
In S4L 1A4 - Nearby to Balgonie.
Eating disorders (ED) may be a response to trauma leading to feelings of lack of control of one’s body. We will find and confront the trauma that was associated with the onset of ED. Next we will process the trauma by reintegrating the events from a safe distance in psychotherapy, guided regression or hypnotherapy, and/or teach you to recognize how the body is holding the trauma in fight, flight or freeze pattern and release it. Then we help you map out new choices for a healthy lifestyle by developing strategies for catching and disengaging from thoughts surrounding your triggers and changing self-esteem by developing new positive automatic thoughts.
You Have Found Honest and Real Therapy for Food Issues in Balgonie, SK.
Are you ready to start on a new path? Thank you for visiting our Saskatchewan search of licensed therapists in Balgonie who specialize and have experience treating food issues such as anorexia, over eating, food aversions, orthorexia nervosa and bulimia. Food issues affect anyone, both children and adults and can impede our relationships and daily life. Counselling for help with food and eating is a vital component of healthy recovery and restoration. Find the right counselor for eating and food issues in Balgonie right now and begin your new life.
Balgonie is located in Saskatchewan, Canada. It has a land area of 4.96 square kilometers.  The population of Balgonie is 1,765 people with 606 households . The population ranking for Balgonie is #1473 nationally and #58 for the province of Saskatchewan with a density of 356.20 people per sq km. Balgonie therapists serve postal code: S0G.