m_bachra@hotmail.com

I am very qualified to help you feel safe enough, so that you can explore and take a very in depth look, into how your body image, can be related to earlier childhood experiences of not feeling good enough, or be related for instance to bullying at school. I can help you explore, in a very compassionate and caring manner, your food habits and why they persist without falling into self-judgment, so that you can be curious enough to explore these food habits and why they persist as a result of a coping mechanism. This type coping mechanism is often a form of avoidance that does not help you deal with the real issues that are coming up for you. Again, I allow for self-inquiry in safe and nonjudgmental environment. When pertinent or if helpful to you, I will disclose my own very painful previous encounters with body hate, self hate, eating for punishment, with feelings that I did not deserve to eat healthy foods. I was with eating up to the point of going unconscious, because all that I could do, was to crawl into bed. This coping mechanism was the only way at the time that I knew of how to do deal with my very deep childhood pain and experiences. I literally tried to eat them away, only to find out that when I woke up that my pain had not been resolved. This painful period of using food as coping tool for emotional pain began when I was around age 18 through around age 27 and I am currently 59 years.

Marion Bachra

Title: Licensed Clinical Nutritionist
Company: The Perfect Blend of East and West
m_bachra@hotmail.com
m_bachra@hotmail.com
http://www.bozemannutritionist.com
Phone: (406) 586-1833
Fax: (406) 586-1833
Address:
127 Sheridan Ave
Bozeman, Montana, 59718
United States

I am very qualified to help you feel safe enough, so that you can explore and take a very in depth look, into how your body image, can be related to earlier childhood experiences of not feeling good enough, or be related for instance to bullying at school. I can help you explore, in a very compassionate and caring manner, your food habits and why they persist without falling into self-judgment, so that you can be curious enough to explore these food habits and why they persist as a result of a coping mechanism. This type coping mechanism is often a form of avoidance that does not help you deal with the real issues that are coming up for you. Again, I allow for self-inquiry in safe and nonjudgmental environment. When pertinent or if helpful to you, I will disclose my own very painful previous encounters with body hate, self hate, eating for punishment, with feelings that I did not deserve to eat healthy foods. I was with eating up to the point of going unconscious, because all that I could do, was to crawl into bed. This coping mechanism was the only way at the time that I knew of how to do deal with my very deep childhood pain and experiences. I literally tried to eat them away, only to find out that when I woke up that my pain had not been resolved. This painful period of using food as coping tool for emotional pain began when I was around age 18 through around age 27 and I am currently 59 years.
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