Available in Eugene-Springfield, Portland, and Walla Walla
Disordered eating can involve restriction, bingeing, purging, compulsive exercise, body checking, fear around food, or a constant preoccupation with weight and control. These patterns often develop in response to pain, anxiety, perfectionism, trauma, or the pressure to feel safe and acceptable in one’s body.
At Selah Counseling & Wellness, disordered eating counseling is compassionate and non-shaming. Therapy helps make sense of the emotional and relational drivers beneath the pattern while supporting more grounded ways of caring for your body and relating to food.
Getting started begins with our new client registration form. It helps us understand what you’re looking for and connect you with the right counselor. If you have questions along the way, call us—we’re happy to help.
Many clients begin to feel less ruled by food and body distress and more connected to what genuine care and recovery can look like.