Stop fighting your body! Changing disordered eating is hard enough without being at war with yourself. You've tried recovering on your own and have had mixed results at best. It's affecting your school, work, relationships, and your energy level. Reaching out to family and friends for support doesn't seem to work, because they just don't get it. You feel like you're still stuck in an endless cycle of dieting and bingeing, made even worse by constant societal messages about the importance of physical appearance.It's time for your recovery efforts to stick. You know it's about more than white-knuckling through "eating more" or "eating less." It's about who you are and what kind of expectations you have for your life. You want to finally learn self-acceptance. You might make mistakes along the way, and I'll be there to support you.I've worked with eating disorders in multiple levels of care, from residential to outpatient. My clients say they enjoy working with me because I'm laid-back and can crack a joke. I'm also Health at Every Size-aligned and fat-positive. Schedule a free, 15-minute consultation today through my website (www.bjonescounseling.com).
