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2201 S Avenue A
Yuma, Arizona 85364
(928) 473-1371
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Recovery from Compulsive Eating is Possible! Are you unhappy with your weight or eating patterns? Do you use food to feel better, to escape from your problems or to cope? Have you ever tried to stop or limit the amount, or type, of food you eat, but have failed in your attempts? 69% of adults and 18% of children in our country are overweight. Despite the risks of diabetes, coronary heart disease and other medical problems, many people are unable to stop compulsive eating on their own. Compulsive-eating can rob you of your self-esteem and your health. It can stand in the way of getting the life you want. LifeStyle Transformation is a 12-month out-patient recovery program designed to assist individuals who struggle with compulsive eating as they end an unhealthy relationship with food and transform their lives! About the Program LifeStyle Transformation, A Program for Recovery from Compulsive Eating is an 18-month out-patient program to help people address the underlying issues of compulsive eating. Addressing these issues, gaining valuable tools and learning how to heal your brain from the effects of compulsive eating will help you transform, not just your weight, but your life! Your 18-month program will include an initial consultation, 6 three-hour classes, individual therapy, weekly group therapy and 13 workbooks to help you through your recovery. Your spouse or other support person is invited (but not required) to attend the class with you and will have their own monthly support group to learn how to better support you through your program Starting yourTransformation Our team of therapists and a caring office staff they will assist your on your road to recovery! For more information, visit us at www.foodandfeelingsyuma.com.

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Eating Disorders
Weight Loss
Self Esteem
Chronic Impulsivity
Chronic Relapse
Emotional Disturbance
Obesity
Relationship Issues
Chronic Pain
Depression
Family Conflict
Peer Relationships
Substance Abuse