Eating disorders not only affect eating behaviour, but are often also associated with deep-rooted emotional and psychological problems. Those affected often revolve around thoughts such as: ‘Is my body weight ideal?’ and struggle with low self-esteem. These inner conflicts are often linked to family history and early experiences, including those of a sexual nature. Many affected individuals try to hide their suffering for years for fear of confronting their reality. The onset of an eating disorder can often be triggered by dieting and the urge to conform to social ideals of beauty.
The boundaries between normal eating behaviour and a pathological disorder are often difficult to recognise. Diagnosis is therefore often difficult.
We offer support from our psychologist and nutritionist, who will work with you to get to the root of the eating disorder. It's about feeling accepted, listening to yourself and getting support in difficult moments. We can also supplement holistic treatment with physiotherapy and osteopathy to support the body in its healing process.