5 Tips for Trauma-Informed Intuitive Eating
Have you struggled with intuitive eating? This blog explores how trauma can impact intuitive eating and gives us tools for healing.
Danielle Robbins, MHC-LP December 5, 2024
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Finding the right individual therapist for depression counseling or anxiety counseling in NYC can be challenging. If you’re struggling with the symptoms of anxiety, depression, or another personal mental health concern, you likely feel frustrated and lost, unsure why you can’t just relax, believe in yourself and achieve your goals. Perhaps you don’t know why you feel so empty and dissatisfied, but nothing you try seems to produce long-term changes. Or, maybe you are aware of a particular issue causing you pain, such as an unfulfilling job or deep self-doubt, but you don’t know how to shift the way you experience and move through the world. It may be that part of you longs for something different, but another part feels unsure and uncomfortable with change. You might wonder if something’s wrong with you, or question whether anyone truly lives a happy, empowered life.
Dissatisfaction in career, relationships, or life in general
Difficulty adjusting to significant life transitions, such as the end of a relationship or a move
Struggles with pervasive sadness, depression, anxiety, anger, or low self-esteem
Reliance on compulsive behaviors or in recovery
Feeling overwhelmed by thoughts about the future, past, or present
Desire to reconnect internally and heal emotional wounds
Because you’re doing well and you still want to keep growing
No matter what you are struggling with, by working with a professional therapist, you can develop the tools and insight you need to make a change. Individual therapy can help you:
Our therapists are active participants in the treatment and work collaboratively with each client in the therapeutic process. Depending on your particular experience and needs, our therapists can also help you address and resolve specific issues.
We invite you to consider how much time and energy you’re already dedicating to imagining the worst-case scenario, feeling defeated or criticizing yourself. The time you spend in counseling is an investment in productivity, creativity and your overall wellbeing. And, if you are frequently using substances or compulsive behaviors as a means of escape from the world, addiction counseling can help you reclaim the hours you may be losing to drinking, gambling, shopping, etc. By taking care of yourself, you can make better use of your time over the long-term.
While stress is a very normal response to career responsibilities, relationship issues, life transitions, etc., if you find yourself feeling overwhelmed and on edge more often than not, working with a skilled professional can help. You don’t have to let fear and apprehension hold you back from what you truly want.
The idea of quitting a behavior can be daunting, especially if it is part of your lifestyle. Your therapist will meet you where you are and help you figure out what changes you want to make. If that means you’d like to be abstinent, your therapist will help you get there. If that means you’d like to practice moderation, your therapist will support you in that goal.
It’s true that many people feel unfulfilled, and it’s also true that a series of disappointments can make it difficult to have hope for the future. But, life doesn’t need to feel this way. It is possible to identify what you want in life and feel empowered to achieve it. By working with an understanding, objective professional, you can heal old wounds, tap into your inner strength and develop a new sense of purpose and resilience.
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