Food · body · mood
Talk with someone about food, body and mood
Browse therapists who list eating and food-related issues or body image among the things they work with. Every profile also shows everything else they help with, in plain words.
| United States | 2,772 |
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| United Kingdom | 916 |
| Australia | 108 |
| All therapists | 3,796 |
What are you working through?
Every therapist here lists eating and food-related issues or body image among their focus areas. Pick the row closest to you; each number shows how many of them also list that topic.
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Your relationship with food
When eating feels tangled up with worry, guilt, control or habit, and you would like it to feel less loud.
- Eating Disorders 880
- Guilt and Shame 2,907
- Control Issues 1,958
- OCD 770
- Impulsivity 1,485
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How you feel about your body
When the way you see yourself takes up a lot of room, or gets in the way of the things you want to do.
- Body Image 3,503
- Self Esteem 3,037
- Self-Love 3,135
- Social Anxiety and Phobia 2,673
- Gender Dysphoria 387
- Chronic Illness 797
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Eating and mood
When low mood, stress, trauma or sleep seem to shape how and when you eat, or the other way round.
- Depression 3,081
- Stress & Anxiety 3,518
- Mood Disorders 1,972
- Trauma and Abuse 2,450
- Sleeping Disorders 563
- Isolation / Loneliness 2,784
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Supporting someone you care about
When it is your child, partner, parent or friend who is struggling, and you need somewhere to put your own feelings.
- Caregiver Issues and Stress 1,815
- Parenting 1,434
- Family 1,932
- Relationship 2,610
- Communication Problems 2,999
- Codependency 1,172
Before you start
- Talk therapy is emotional support. Online talk therapy is not specialist eating-disorder treatment, medical monitoring or nutrition advice.
- Your body may need a doctor too. If you have physical symptoms, are eating very little, are making yourself sick, or your weight is changing quickly, please see a doctor as well.
- A focus area is not a specialism. Listing a topic is not, by itself, evidence of specialist training. If that matters to you, ask the therapist.
- No one can promise an outcome. A profile helps you judge whether someone's way of working might suit you.
Find a therapist by location
Sessions are online, so a location mostly tells you how someone's credentials work. Choose the country or US state shown on each profile.
United States 2,772
- Alabama 45
- Alaska 4
- Arizona 29
- Arkansas 20
- California 263
- Colorado 54
- Connecticut 40
- Delaware 2
- District of Columbia 5
- Florida 164
- Georgia 52
- Hawaii 10
- Idaho 16
- Illinois 116
- Indiana 58
- Iowa 17
- Kansas 20
- Kentucky 52
- Louisiana 56
- Maine 14
- Maryland 45
- Massachusetts 45
- Michigan 135
- Minnesota 49
- Mississippi 24
- Missouri 71
- Montana 22
- Nebraska 24
- Nevada 10
- New Hampshire 6
- New Jersey 90
- New Mexico 13
- New York 213
- North Carolina 82
- North Dakota 4
- Ohio 86
- Oklahoma 45
- Oregon 16
- Pennsylvania 119
- Rhode Island 8
- South Carolina 36
- South Dakota 4
- Tennessee 52
- Texas 347
- Utah 27
- Vermont 7
- Virginia 39
- Washington 57
- West Virginia 4
- Wisconsin 50
- Wyoming 8
United Kingdom 916
Therapists and counsellors who list membership of a professional body such as the BACP or NCPS.
Browse the United KingdomAustralia 108
Therapists and counsellors who list membership of a professional body such as ACA, PACFA or AASW.
Browse AustraliaA few of the therapists listed here
Each profile sets out credentials, experience, focus areas and way of working.
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Felice Roth
Therapist · California
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Mary Alfinito
Therapist · New York
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Joan Scott
Therapist · Oregon
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Dominic Morollo
Therapist · Pennsylvania
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Dr. Neil Summers
Therapist / counsellor · United Kingdom
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Shagufta Chaudhary
Therapist / counsellor · Australia
Every topic, A to Z
Food and how you feel about your body rarely sit on their own. You do not need the right word for it; choose whatever seems closest.
- Addictions 1,227
- ADHD 1,091
- Anger 1,460
- Attachment Issues 2,249
- Bipolar 796
- Body Image 3,503
- Career 1,307
- Caregiver Issues and Stress 1,815
- Chronic Illness 797
- Chronic Pain 797
- Codependency 1,172
- Communication Problems 2,999
- Control Issues 1,958
- Coping with Life Changes 2,526
- Depression 3,081
- Eating Disorders 880
- Family 1,932
- Family of Origin Issues 905
- Gender Dysphoria 387
- Grief 2,002
- Guilt and Shame 2,907
- Impulsivity 1,485
- Isolation / Loneliness 2,784
- LGBT 1,030
- Life Purpose 2,867
- Men's Issues 639
- Midlife Crisis 1,343
- Mood Disorders 1,972
- Multicultural Concerns 652
- OCD 770
- Panic Disorder and Panic Attacks 1,977
- Parenting 1,434
- Post-Traumatic Stress 2,236
- Relationship 2,610
- Self Esteem 3,037
- Self-Harm 1,198
- Self-Love 3,135
- Sleeping Disorders 563
- Social Anxiety and Phobia 2,673
- Stress & Anxiety 3,518
- Trauma and Abuse 2,450
- Women's Issues 2,432
- Workplace Issues 1,983
- Young Adult Issues 1,790
Start wherever feels manageable.
Reading a profile commits you to nothing. Look at a few, note the people whose way of working makes sense to you, and come back whenever you like.