If you’ve ever tried to stop binge eating, chances are you’ve thought: "Maybe if I eat less, I’ll binge less." I’ve been there. Many of my clients have been there too. It seems logical—eat less during the day, and maybe you’ll prevent overeating later. But here’s the truth: restricting food makes you 12 times more likely to binge.

Why did you lose control and binge? I get it - you keep wondering why you’re spiralling into a binge. And it happens over and over again. And if you’re honest, a little ashamed, frustrated, and very annoyed with yourself for bingeing again. Despite your resolve. It could be that these 3 things are keeping you stuck…

Looking for ways to stop your sugar cravings? The salt hack probably isn’t the answer. Read this post to find 5 ways to reduce sugar cravings - that actually work.

You’ve just had a binge - now what? You might be feeling frustrated, annoyed, angry at yourself for being here again. Perhaps a little bit ashamed that yet again you weren't able to control yourself around food. If that’s you, then here are 3 practical ways you can get back on track…

How often do you feel like you can't stop eating once you start? I remember this so clearly. I felt like if I cracked the seal, I wouldn’t be able to stop. So I found myself either restricting, or feeling wildly out of control – full of guilt and shame. If this resonates with you too, then you might find these 3 powerful mindset shifts helpful.

The secret to stop bingeing and overeating? The Binge Breakthrough Formula. The exact formula that helped Helen stop using food as an escape; it helped Emma feel happier with her “mum curves”, and it helped Bethan say “no” to food when she didn’t want it. All three have transformed their eating habits, stopped their binges and overeating, without ever having to hide the binge foods.