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You Can Break Free From Your Eating Disorder
Food should be a source of nourishment, not fear. If you’re stuck in a cycle of restriction, overeating, or constant guilt around food, an eating disorder therapist near Atlantic County can help you build a healthier relationship with eating.
At See You Through It Counseling, we’ve created a safe, comforting space where individuals of all ages can heal from the emotional weight of eating disorders. Our licensed therapists help patients like you in areas like Hammonton, Hamilton, and Atlantic City understand your triggers, build coping skills, and regain control of your life.
You deserve a healthy relationship with your body. Start your path to healing today.
Our food therapists and eating disorder specialists each hold a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling and certifications as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) or Licensed Associate Counselors (LACs). They use their training and years of experience to help you rebuild trust with food and strengthen your relationship with yourself.
Our food therapists support children, teens, and adults in overcoming a wide range of eating disorders, adjusting our approach based on your specific needs:
Anorexia can push you into extreme restriction due to a fear of weight gain or a distorted view of your body. An anorexia therapist can help you address the emotional patterns behind these behaviors and rebuild a healthier relationship with eating.
Bulimia causes cycles of binge eating followed by purging behaviors like vomiting, laxative use, or overexercise. These patterns can leave you feeling ashamed, exhausted, and stuck in a loop.
Binge eating disorder causes episodes of eating large amounts of food very quickly, often causing a feeling of losing control. Many people experience intense guilt or sadness afterward, which only deepens the emotional impact of this disorder.
ARFID causes fear, sensory sensitivities, or a strong aversion to certain foods or textures. Over time, this avoidance can affect nutrition, energy levels, and your ability to enjoy daily life.
Pica causes cravings for non-food items such as dirt, ice, paper, or clay. Treatment addresses both the behavioral symptoms and the underlying emotional or nutritional factors.
Rumination disorder causes the repeated regurgitation of food, often without any medical reason. This can affect nutrition, comfort, and social situations, creating stress and embarrassment for those who experience it.
Orthorexia develops when the desire to “eat clean” becomes an unhealthy obsession that controls your daily life. This focus on purity can create anxiety, limit your food choices, and strain your emotional and social well-being.
Food addiction causes intense cravings and compulsive eating, often used as a way to cope with overwhelming emotions.
UFED describes an eating disorder that doesn’t fall into one diagnosis, but impacts your health, your confidence, and your relationship with food. Therapy can help you make sense of your experiences and create healthier, sustainable patterns.
Eating disorders can affect your body, emotions, and daily habits, and understanding the warning signs can help you recognize when it’s time to seek support.
Your body may give you the following clues that your relationship with food is becoming harmful:
Changes in the way you eat, exercise, or think about food may signal an eating disorder:
The emotional impact of an eating disorder can be just as intense as the physical symptoms:
Eating disorders rarely stem from a single source; they often grow from a mix of emotional, biological, and social influences. Recognizing these factors early can help you get the support you need.
Therapy creates a safe space for you to understand what’s driving your eating disorder and break harmful habits. With support from a food therapist, you can build the tools and confidence you need for long-term healing.
Healing from an eating disorder takes patience, support, and a therapeutic plan that fits your needs. Our food therapists take the time to understand your story, so we can guide you toward healthier habits and a more peaceful relationship with food.
Our therapists support individuals facing anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, ARFID, pica, rumination disorder, orthorexia, food addiction, and UFED. We’ll tailor your treatment plan so you get the support that you truly need.
We use evidence-backed therapies like CBT, DBT, and mindfulness to help you change the thoughts and behaviors tied to your eating disorder. Your therapist will work with you to uncover emotional triggers and build healthier strategies to support long-term recovery.
Yes! We provide virtual sessions for anyone who prefers the comfort and convenience of meeting from home. Our online food therapists offer the same warm, supportive care you would receive in person.
Yes! Our therapists also support those working through anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental health concerns. Treating co-occurring challenges can make the recovery process smoother and more effective.
Yes, we offer animal-assisted therapy to ease anxiety and make sessions more comfortable.
We operate as an out-of-network provider, but we can provide the necessary paperwork if you’d like to request reimbursement from your insurance company. Many clients are able to receive partial repayment for their sessions.
Start by calling our office or submitting our online contact form, and we’ll help you book your first appointment. During your initial session, we’ll learn more about your needs and connect you with the right eating disorder therapist.
Disordered eating doesn’t have to control your days anymore. Our eating disorder therapists provide a supportive, judgment-free space where you can rebuild your relationship with food and feel more at home in your body.
You don’t have to go through this alone. We’ll walk with you through every stage of your healing journey.
