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Find Peace With Food Again
Bingeing, purging, restricting—when food becomes a constant source of profound stress rather than nourishment, finding a dedicated eating disorder therapist in Hammonton can help you break these painful patterns. At See You Through It Counseling, we provide a warm, judgment-free space where children, teens, and adults can work through the complex emotional weight tied to their eating habits and body image.
While our physical practice is located nearby in Laurel Springs, we proudly support the Hammonton community as well as our neighboring areas across Atlantic County, Pine Hill, and Washington Township—offering both in-person sessions at our clinic and secure, convenient telehealth options.
Our specialized care team delivers personalized, evidence-based therapy to help you uncover deep-seated emotional triggers, develop sustainable coping mechanisms, and confidently take back control of your life.
Our food therapists each hold a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling and are certified as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC). They use years of training and experience to help you rebuild your relationship with food and work towards a brighter future.
Our licensed food therapists help children, teens, and adults work through a wide range of eating disorders, offering support that meets you exactly where you are:
Anorexia often involves intense restriction driven by fear, pressure, or a distorted body image. An anorexia therapist can help you challenge these patterns and restore a healthier relationship with food.
Bulimia creates overwhelming cycles of binge eating followed by purging behaviors (vomiting, overexercising, etc.) that leave you feeling defeated or out of control.
Binge eating disorder involves consuming large amounts of food rapidly, often during moments of stress. Many people feel shame or sadness afterward, which makes the cycle even more painful.
Instead of concerns about weight, ARFID is rooted in fear, sensory sensitivities, or discomfort around certain foods.
Pica causes you to crave non-food items like dirt, paper, ice, or clay, which can create health risks over time.
Rumination disorder causes you to regurgitate food without a medical cause repeatedly.
Orthorexia forms when healthy eating becomes an intense fixation that takes over your thoughts and routines. This focus on “perfect” eating can make food feel stressful or restrictive.
Food addiction includes strong cravings and compulsive eating, often used to soothe difficult emotions or stress. These moments can feel impossible to stop without the right support.
UFED describes eating disorder symptoms that don’t fall into a single category. We’ll adjust our therapeutic approach based on your specific needs.
When your relationship with food becomes harmful, it manifests in your body, mind, and behaviors. Understanding the warning signs can help you get the early support you need.
Your body may react to disordered eating with:
Any of the following behaviors may signal disordered eating:
The emotional side of an eating disorder can affect your mood and sense of self-worth:
Eating disorders can stem from several different influences, shaping the way you think and feel about food and your body:
Therapy gives you the guidance, structure, and emotional support you need to break unhealthy cycles and create meaningful change:
At See You Through It, our food therapists work with you at a pace that feels comfortable and safe. Here’s how we help you move past harmful thought patterns and reclaim control of your life:
Yes, our therapists support individuals of all ages who are struggling with a wide range of eating disorders, including:
Your therapist will personalize your care based on the challenges you’re facing.
We use evidence-based therapies that help you shift harmful thoughts, manage emotions, and build healthier eating habits. Your sessions may include CBT, DBT, mindfulness work, or other proven approaches to support lasting change.
Yes, we offer virtual therapy sessions, so you can get the support you need from the comfort of your home.
Yes! We also help clients who are facing anxiety, depression, trauma, and other emotional challenges. Treating these concerns can make your eating disorder recovery feel more manageable.
Yes, we offer animal-assisted therapy to reduce stress and make your sessions feel more comfortable.
We are an out-of-network provider, but we can provide the documentation you need to submit for possible reimbursement. Many clients can recover a portion of their session costs.
You can call our office or complete our online contact form, and our team will help you schedule your first appointment.
Food doesn’t have to control your life anymore. With support from our eating disorder therapists, you can reconnect with your body and build healthier eating patterns that last.
You don’t have to face this alone. We’re here for you at every step of recovery.
