Break free from binge eating and find peace with food – for good!
This isn’t another quick fix—it’s a life-changing transformation backed by science and guided by care.




Does this sound like you?
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You eat large amounts of food in a short period of time and feel a loss of control
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You make yourself vomit or take laxatives to avoid weight gain
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You’ve been trying to diet for as long as you can remember
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You feel guilt and shame around food
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You think about food all the time
Even long-term struggles can lead to change.
When you break the cycle of binge eating, purging and bad body image you, will able to...
Focus on living your best life, not the next diet.
Socialise and feel confident
Enjoy all foods without guilt.
Feel energised.
Finally trust yourself around food.

Introducing
FOOD FREEDOM
A Psychological Transformation
Food Freedom is a 12 week intensive program created by clinical psychologist Stephanie Georgiou. It is designed for women just like you who have spent their years dieting, binge eating, purging and feeling bad about food and their body.
This program is ideal for women with or without ADHD who have spent years trying to lose weight and build confidence.

Here's what the community had to say
How this program will help you
Binge and emotional eating is a psychological problem that cannot be fixed by a diet. This program will help you by addressing the psychological reasons you have relied on food your whole life to fix your problems.
This program will help you by addressing the psychological reasons you have relied on food your whole life to fix your problems.
Discover a way of eating for life, not another diet.
Know how to control your emotions without using food.
It improves your body image, so you don't feel pressure to lose weight to be happy.
What’s Included in Food Freedom?
Ten core modules that cover the four pillars of food for freedom.

Weekly group zooms.
24-7 group support.
Post-program check-in.
Weekly videos personalised for your situation.
Proven Results
Unlike generic binge eating programs, this program is clinically psychologically based and uses evidence-based Assessments to track your progress.
Still unsure?
Here’s why this is different
Group support
Individualised approach
Evidence based
Targets psychological factors
Structure & accountability
Designed by a clinical psychologist who went through an eating disorder
Incorporates cognitive behavioural techniques, DBT, Schema work and trauma informed care.