All your needs
Relationship with food
Non-judgemental support for eating behaviours, as a team with your doctor and, if needed, a psychologist.
You may recognise yourself here
- Eating in response to stress, tiredness or boredom.
- Alternating between restriction and episodes of bingeing.
- Constant thoughts about weight and food.
Which page should you choose?
- Occasional emotion-driven cravings: “Emotional eating”.
- A diagnosed or suspected eating disorder: “Eating disorders”.
- Distress linked to body image: “Body image”.
What the dietitian can work on with you
- Restoring regular eating without rigid rules.
- Working on hunger and fullness signals.
- Progressing with no aesthetic pressure or imposed weight target.
What belongs to your doctor
- Diagnosing an eating disorder belongs to a doctor or psychiatrist.
- Psychological follow-up is provided by a mental-health professional.
- Repeated vomiting, fainting or rapid weight loss: seek urgent medical advice.
Support pathways offered
Support pathwayEmotional eating & cravings
Understanding triggers rather than adding bans.
Support pathwayEating disorders
Nutritional rehabilitation, always in a multidisciplinary team.
Support pathwayBody image & self-perception
Breaking the diet-guilt cycle, with no aesthetic pressure.