DR MARIANNE MILLER
CARING EATING DISORDER TREATMENT IN SAN DIEGO AND THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, AND WASHINGTON D.C. FOR ADULTS & TEENS
Navigating Triggers and Emotional Eating: Strategies for Overcoming Binge Eating Patterns
Struggling with binge eating patterns? It’s likely that you have common triggers that launch the binge eating cycle. Whether you are in San Diego, NYC, or London, it’s important to recognize the susceptibilities that can make you vulnerable to falling down the binge eating rabbit hole. It’s vital to identify strategies for overcoming binge eating patterns and navigating emotional eating. Read these top three tips to help you recover from binge eating.
How to Navigate Food Delivery Services When You Struggle With Binge & Stress Eating
One HUGE change in the past few years in how people binge eat is the use of food delivery service apps like DoorDash, GrubHub, Postmates, and UberEats. You feel the urge to binge, you whip out your phone, and 30 minutes later you can get pretty much any type of food on which to binge. Gone are the 11p runs to the convenience store. Now there are 7 ways you can eat Sag Paneer and Korean BBQ. You can literally have Taco Tuesday on the other 6 days of the week, without having to cook, and without leaving the house. This type of access was unheard of prior to the pandemic. Yes, it existed, and it wasn’t widely used (except perhaps pizza, and in big cities like NYC & Chicago). Now you can get delivery nearly anywhere. Here are 5 quick tips to navigate food services when disordered eating is part of your life.
3 Key Ways Your Relationship can Trigger Stress Eating and What to do About It
It’s Valentine’s Day, and it’s important to acknowledge that intimate relationships have highs and lows. The highs are fantastic and amazing (believe me, I know!), and the lows . . .well, they can really suck. Some lows folks don’t often consider is how your relationship can trigger stress eating, emotional eating, or even binge eating. How? There’s a lot of emotional energy swirling around in relationships, and when things aren’t going well, it can feel intense. When you feel intense emotions, you may want a way to numb out or self-soothe or find any kind of escape you can, and food that tastes good does just that. Whether you are celebrating Valentine’s Day or going through a regular workday in Florida, California, or Colorado, being able to identify the relational triggers of stress eating goes a long way to helping your recovery. Here are three key triggers and how you can do something about it.
Why Do We Hide Our Emotions in Our Eating Habits? Get Help Healing from Bulimia!
You’ve had a long day. You’ve worked long hours, dealt with the kids, and all you want to do is tune out everything, relax in front of the tv, and eat. It’s so easy to put our emotions on hold during the frustrations and nonstop madness of the day just so we can eat something that tastes good and numb out. Whether you live in New York, Florida, or California, it’s easy to fall into this pattern day after day. So why the heck do we do it? Read on to find out.
Disordered Eating Over the Holidays
The Starbucks holiday cups are out, so we are officially in holiday season! There are many challenges this time of year, especially when you struggle with disordered eating in California, NYC, Chicago, Colorado, Florida, and elsewhere. There are so many events centered on food and with family. How can you navigate potential land mines if you struggle with disordered eating behaviors? Read more for tips.