Eating Disorders

Eating disorders are disturbances in the way of eating and in the relationship with the body and weight, which affect both physical and emotional health. They include conditions such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder.

Signs to pay attention to: excessive concern about weight or figure, intense food restriction, binge eating, behaviors to compensate for what was eaten, or marked changes in eating habits.

When to ask for help? When food becomes a constant source of distress, there is social isolation, or significant physical and mood changes are noticed.

Professional support: the psychologist and the psychoanalyst offer assessment and therapeutic support in these cases. If you identify with these signs or observe them in someone close to you, talking it over with one of these professionals can open the way to a better understanding.