In psychodynamic therapy, we will work together to increase your capacity to acknowledge that which is not conscious – that is, to discover what is difficult or painful to see in yourself. In this approach, we look to uncover what may be going on to evoke your symptoms, and consider symptoms to be powerful clues to your unconscious life.

I believe eating disorder behaviours are most commonly ways of coping with other challenging life experiences. In order to address your eating disorder, we need to address the underlying difficulties that you are struggling with, rather than simply focusing on your eating.