As you can imagine, I get asked a lot of deeply personal questions. There are topics that we often don’t feel comfortable asking even those in our closest inner circle and I am always happy to help in any way that I can. Below, you will find a list of questions that I have received along with the best answer that I can provide in general without a private consultation. If you have a question that you do not see listed on this page, please feel free to reach out. Thank you!

  • Purging is part of a serious eating disorder called bulimia. It is important to seek

    immediate psychological and medical care for eating disorders to assist in stopping throwing up.

  • Bingeing is a symptom of an eating disorder. Bingeing can be very difficult to stop and it is essential to contact an eating disorder specialist to assist is stopping overeating and bingeing.

  • Many people experience the baby blues up to two weeks after having given birth. To assess if the crying is associated with the baby blues and to rule out postpartum depression and or anxiety, it is important to contact a professional.

  • Depressive symptoms may vary and some people experience sadness, crying, and anger. To assess for depression, contact a professional psychotherapist.

  • A certain amount of anxiety is part of the human condition. To find out if the anxiety needs to be treated, contact a professional psychotherapist.

  • Many people experience fear and feeling scared when they have a new baby. To assess

    for more serious concerns about being with a baby, contact a professional psychotherapist.

  • Feeling fat is something a lot of people report. To understand the feelings associated with “feeling fat” it is suggested to speak with an eating disorder specialist.

  • Weight loss is certainly a by product from starvation and it is a serious medical and psychological issue that requires immediate attention. Please contact an eating disorder specialist for an assessment.

  • Bingeing is considered eating a large amount of food and this can vary from person to person. Bingeing can be assessed by an eating disorder specialist.

  • People who are concerned with staying skinny may be at risk for an eating disorder. It is important to talk with a professional.