Heal Your Relationship with Food & Your Body

We provide outpatient, private and group psychotherapy services for teens and adults of all ages who struggle with disordered eating and body image. We are a team of dedicated and licensed psychotherapists who specialize in eating and body image. We offer treatment for eating problems across the spectrum including yo-yo dieting, emotional overeating, obesity, binge eating disorder, bulimia and anorexia.

Adult Psychotherapy Groups: 

Freedom from Emotional Overeating & Yo-Yo Dieting

Wednesdays, Feb 27-May 15, 10-11am, Facilitated by Alison Ross

Thursdays, Feb 21-Apr 9, 7-8pm, Facilitated by Heather Allsbrook

Teen Support Group:

Body Image & Healthy Eating Support Group for Teens

Thursdays, 4-5pm, Facilitated by Heather Allsbrook

Free Phone Consultation:

Contact us at 818-836-4600 or alison@centerforeatingrecovery.com to set up a free phone consultation with a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in eating and body image. We will discuss your concerns and answer your questions about our group, private and family support psychotherapy sessions.

Recent Blogs

A Weightless Resolution

by  on JANUARY 20, 2013 in BODY IMAGE/SELF WORTH, DIETING, EMOTIONAL EATING, INTUITIVE EATING

Weight loss is the most common new years resolution. But in my office the other day, I heard a weightless resolution that was music to my ears. “I just want to heal,” she said. “I want to stop wishing I lived in someone else’s body. I want to stop abusing myself with food.” “You’ve come to the…read more

A Bowl of Body Hate for Breakfast?

by  on OCTOBER 4, 2012 in BODY IMAGE/SELF WORTH, DIETING

When I was twelve, Kelloggs ran an ad campaign that suggested that if I could pinch an inch of skin on my body, I had a weight problem. Kelloggs is just one tiny gear in a massive marketing machine that has fundamentally changed the way we think about our bodies. They dress up illness…read more

Not Until I Lose Ten Pounds

by  on SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 in BODY IMAGE/SELF WORTH

Advertisers have strategically created a culture of toxic body insecurity. I got the message that my body was flawed and you might have too. For years, I told myself that I could have what I wanted when I lost 10 pounds. I missed out on so much. I’m grateful that one fateful night, I challenged that…read more