Eating Disorder Therapist Petersfield
Psychotherapy for Eating Disorders and Body Image Difficulties
Living with an eating disorder or body image struggle can feel lonely and overwhelming.
Many people become caught in cycles of restriction, binge eating, obsessive thoughts, body checking or self-criticism that gradually begin to dominate daily life.
I provide specialist psychotherapy for adults from Petersfield seeking support with eating disorders, body dysmorphia and emotional wellbeing.
My practice in Liphook is approximately 10 minutes from Petersfield, and online sessions are available throughout the UK.
Difficulties I Commonly Help With
Anorexia
Bulimia
Binge Eating Disorder
Emotional Eating
Body Dysmorphia
Low Self-Esteem
Perfectionism
Anxiety and Self-Criticism
Understanding What Lies Beneath The Symptoms
Many clients arrive believing they need help controlling food, exercise or appearance-related behaviours.
While these issues are important, they are often expressions of deeper struggles involving:
Shame
Fear of rejection
Emotional regulation
Identity
Relationships
Self-worth
Therapy provides a safe space to understand these patterns and develop healthier ways of relating to yourself and others.
My Therapeutic Approach
I work integratively, drawing from:
Humanistic Psychotherapy
CBT
ACT
Attachment Theory
Transactional Analysis
Psychoanalytic Thinking
Every client is different, and therapy is tailored to your individual experiences and goals.
About Me
I am an MBACP Accredited therapist with a BA (Hons) in Humanistic Counselling.
In addition to psychotherapy, I have over twenty-five years of experience within health, exercise and wellbeing settings, providing a broader understanding of the relationship between physical and emotional health.
Free Initial Consultation
If you're based in Petersfield and would like to explore therapy, I offer a free introductory consultation by phone or video.
“Your body is a testament to resilience; every scar, curve, and line tells a story of survival and strength - learn to Embrace it, instead of feeling ashamed of it”
— Grant Roberts, July, 2023

