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Disordered Eating Therapist in Denver

Specializing in Disordered Eating Therapy for Women of All Ages in Denver and Surrounding Communities

Are you experiencing disordered eating?

Life in Denver can be exciting and full of opportunity, but it can also increase the pressure to look and perform a certain way. At the Colorado Women’s Center, we’ve seen how disordered eating can arise in this environment—where anxiety, perfectionism, or unresolved emotions slowly erode a healthy view of food. These habits may involve binge-eating in secret or overcompensating with extreme dieting and exercise. Our therapists approach your story with empathy, understanding that disordered eating often fulfills a complex emotional role. By exploring the personal and cultural influences that perpetuate these patterns, we help you develop kinder strategies for self-care. You deserve more than a life dominated by food rules or feelings of shame.

disordered eating therapist in denver
disordered eating therapy in denver

Therapy for Disordered Eating in Denver.

Disordered eating can feel isolating, but our Denver team is here to remind you that recovery is possible. We tailor each therapy session to your unique circumstances, addressing the thought patterns that fuel guilt or anxiety around mealtime. With compassion and expertise, we guide you toward restoring balance and embracing a healthier mindset about nourishment and self-acceptance.

Do you have these disordered eating symptoms?

Women in Denver experiencing disordered eating may encounter a range of symptoms that significantly impact their daily lives and overall well-being.

Preoccupation with Food

Finding everyday conversations overshadowed by constant food-related thoughts or rules.

Restrictive Eating Patterns

Skipping meals or entire food groups, becoming overly rigid in daily intake.

Binge Eating Episodes

Consuming large amounts of food rapidly, bringing on physical and emotional discomfort.

Distorted Body Image

Perceiving certain body parts as disproportionate or flawed, despite supportive feedback.

Guilt or Shame Around Eating

Feeling embarrassed or remorseful for eating even normal portions, fueling isolation.

Extreme Focus on Weight

Frequent weigh-ins to track every pound, allowing minor shifts to dictate self-worth.

Emotional Eating

Turning to eating as a coping tactic in times of stress, avoiding deeper emotional exploration.

Rapid Weight Fluctuations

Observing unexpected changes in body size that intensify insecurities or confusion.
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How can a CWC therapist help with disordered eating?

One of the biggest hurdles in overcoming disordered eating is acknowledging how it intertwines with emotions, self-esteem, and daily stressors. At our Denver center, we begin by helping you recognize and name the triggers that prompt extreme dietary behaviors. Whether it’s unresolved trauma or mounting pressure at work, we equip you with skills such as journaling, mindful breathing, or cognitive-behavioral techniques to manage emotional turbulence. Gradually, you’ll learn to replace self-criticism with self-compassion, building resilience as you go. We understand that progress may come in small increments, but we view every step forward as a victory. Over time, therapy can help ease the grip of disordered eating, allowing you to approach food—and life—with renewed clarity and confidence.

Personalized Treatment Plans

Empowering Therapeutic Modalities

Healing Environment

Common Questions About Disordered Eating Therapy

At the Colorado Women’s Center in Denver, we recognize that disordered eating can manifest in various forms, from restrictive habits to binge behaviors. Our approach combines empathy, evidence-based strategies, and personal goal setting. Below are some questions we often hear:


Q: Can disordered eating therapy help if I don’t have a diagnosed eating disorder?
A: Absolutely. Early intervention or mild concerns can also benefit from supportive therapy aimed at preventing more severe patterns.


Q: Will I have to talk about my body image issues immediately?
A: We respect your comfort level. The pacing of therapy is guided by your readiness, ensuring you feel safe sharing your experiences.


Q: Can therapy improve my relationship with food in daily life?
A: Yes. We often discuss practical strategies for meal planning, mindful eating, and managing triggers to cultivate a healthier mindset around food.

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Denver Location

The Colorado Women’s Center provides therapy supporting disordered eating to clients located in Denver and the surrounding communities. Our warm and welcoming offices are at 1764 Platte St. Denver, CO 80202. Explore all services offered at our Denver location 

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Call 720.810.2355 or Fill Out The Form Below

720.810.2355