DBT for Binge Eating Disorder
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Dialectical Behavioral Therapy is an evidence-based treatment model that has been proven to be effective in treating eating disorders. In this weekly skills group, you will learn how to use DBT skills and commit to practicing them daily. The goal of this group is to help you reduce eating disorder behaviors by enhancing your ability to cope with intense thoughts, feelings, and urges in the moment. This group will require a 12-week commitment so we can explore all four modules of DBT in order to help you acquire new skills to regulate behaviors associated with food, strong emotions and body image issues.
Group Details
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Virtual Group Therapy Portal
Brooklyn, NY 11206
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Open Process Group for Eating Disorders
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As you navigate your recovery journey, it is important for you to have a comfortable space where you can talk openly about your eating disorder and what it is actually like to recover. You will look forward to your weekly process group, as it will be a time for you to relate to others who truly understand what you are going through. You can expect this Open Process group to be honest, compassionate, non-judgmental and validating. You will explore your relationship with food, with your body, and yourself; and how this impacts how you move through the world.