Support when eating feels out of control
Perhaps you have been searching for words to describe your eating, or you feel caught between wanting support and expecting judgment. You can bring that uncertainty to a consultation. Sarah’s practice offers room to discuss eating concerns alongside the pressures, relationships, and emotions that matter in your life.
Understanding the concern
Binge-eating disorder involves repeated episodes of eating unusually large amounts with a sense of loss of control. A diagnosis requires an assessment, rather than judging a single meal.
Educational background: NIMH’s eating-disorder overview. Individual assessment is needed to determine diagnosis and care.
What you can bring to the conversation
- What feeling out of control means in your own experience.
- How eating concerns affect relationships, work, or everyday routines.
- What you hope would change through therapy.
Learn about Sarah’s background and her therapy approach. Sessions are available in English and Farsi. For a teen, ask about age eligibility, privacy, and caregiver involvement.
Outpatient therapy and your care team
Rumi Counseling provides psychotherapy. Eating-disorder care may also require medical monitoring and nutritional support; some people need a more intensive setting. Discuss treatment fit and coordination before starting.
Where you can meet
All appointments are scheduled in advance. Explore office details and virtual-care information for your state:
Share where you will be physically located during virtual appointments, including any travel plans.
Fees, insurance, and getting started
Start with a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your concerns, availability, and next steps. Review current fees and insurance information, and confirm benefits for your specific plan. A consultation request is not a confirmed appointment.
Questions about binge-eating therapy
Is this a weight-loss program?
Rumi Counseling offers weight-inclusive psychotherapy focused on eating concerns and wellbeing. This service is not advertised as a weight-loss or diet program.
Can I reach out if I am unsure whether it is binge eating?
Yes. You can describe your concerns without self-diagnosing. Use the consultation to ask about assessment, treatment fit, and next steps.