Your life doesn’t have to be this way forever. But when you’re struggling with bulimia, it can often feel like you’re stuck in a vicious cycle that’s never going to end.
No matter what’s brought you here or how long you’ve been struggling, counseling can help you fully recover from your eating disorder and experience life in a completely different way.
How Counseling Can Help You
Imagine what it’d be like to wake up each morning and NOT have the first thing on your mind be what you’re going to eat that day, when you’re going to work out, or how you need to lose weight. Better yet, think about how amazing it would be if you could:
- No longer worry about your weight or what you look like
- Establish normal eating patterns instead of bouncing back and forth between extremes
- Learn how to manage stress without turning to food
- Genuinely enjoy exercise (versus it feeling like a chore or punishment)
- Be more present instead of feeling consumed by thoughts about food/your body
Counseling can help you experience all of that (and more!). Therapy can also help you:
- Feel more confident and secure with yourself
- Not care as much about what other people think of you
- Be more self-compassionate and less self-critical
- Feel more grounded, calm, and content
- Discover who you are apart from what you look like
Ready to get started?
As someone who has fully recovered from an eating disorder and helped countless others do the same, I know that it’s possible for you to overcome this struggle and experience life in a totally new way.
You don’t have to keep prolonging your misery. Let today be the day you take the first step toward ending this battle with your eating disorder for good.
So, what are you waiting for? Getting started is simple: Call me at 281-785-2273 or email me at kelley.dawson.counseling@gmail.com to learn more or to schedule an appointment with me. I look forward to helping you embark on this new journey!
WHY START COUNSELING NOW?
Get Relief Soon
The sooner you start therapy, the sooner you’ll get relief. Getting started is often the hardest part, but as soon as you come in for the first session, you’ll start to feel like a weight has been lifted off your shoulders.
Start Prioritizing Self-Care
Your time, energy, and money will always be limited resources. At the end of the day, you have to decide to invest in what’s most important to you. You can’t pour from an empty cup, so there’s no better time than now to start making your well-being a priority so that you can be the very best version of yourself.
Start Thriving