Specialized Care for Food Addiction Treatment
Expert Treatment To Help You Overcome Compulsive Eating Behaviors
At Roubicek & Thacker Counseling,
we provide specialized treatment designed to help you understand and manage your relationship with food, allowing you to regain control over your life and health. Food addiction is a complex condition characterized by an inability to control the consumption of certain foods, leading to physical, emotional, and social consequences.
Symptoms & Diagnosis
Common Symptoms
Intense cravings for certain foods, despite feeling full
Eating to the point of discomfort or pain
Experiencing guilt or shame after eating
Hiding eating behaviors from others
Repeated unsuccessful attempts to reduce food intake
Diagnostic Process
Diagnosing food addiction involves a thorough assessment of your eating patterns and emotional triggers. Our experienced therapists work with you to identify the underlying factors contributing to your addiction and develop a personalized treatment plan to address these challenges.
Our Personalized Approach
At Roubicek & Thacker Counseling, we understand every individual's struggle with food addiction is unique. We tailor our treatments to fit your specific needs, ensuring you receive the most effective care.
Treatment Options
Treatment 1: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT helps you recognize and change unhealthy eating patterns and thought processes associated with food addiction.
Treatment 2: Nutritional Counseling:
Our approach includes working with nutritional experts to create balanced eating plans that support your recovery and overall well-being.
Treatment 3: Mindfulness-Based Eating Awareness
This technique focuses on developing a mindful relationship with food, helping you to eat more consciously and manage cravings effectively.
Who Can Benefit?
Adults/Children/Teens:
Food addiction treatment can benefit individuals of all ages who are struggling with compulsive eating behaviors. Whether you are an adult battling lifelong habits, a teen dealing with social pressures, or a child showing early signs of food-related issues, our therapy is designed to support you.
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FAQs
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Symptoms include intense cravings, eating to the point of discomfort, and feeling guilt or shame after eating.
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Food addiction is treated through a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, nutritional counseling, and mindfulness techniques.
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Treatment duration varies based on individual needs, but many clients begin to see improvements within the first few months.
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While food addiction may not be "cured," it can be effectively managed with the right support and strategies.