The course of treatment may include a mix of several forms of eating disorders therapy, including:The cognitive-behavioral approach - This psychotherapy focuses on your eating disorder-related actions, ideas, and emotions. Assisting you in developing healthy eating habits, it teaches you how to identify and alter faulty thinking that results in behaviors associated with eating disorders.Family-centered counseling - Until you can do it on your own, family members will learn how to assist you in reestablishing appropriate eating habits and achieving a healthy weight during this therapy. Parents learning how to support a teen with an eating issue may find this form of counseling extremely helpful.Cognitive behavioral treatment in a group - Meetings with a psychologist or other mental health specialist and individuals identified as having an eating issue are part of this therapy for food addiction. It can assist you in addressing your eating disorder-related thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, learning how to control your symptoms, and reestablishing good eating habits.