{"Name":"Hayley Wakenshaw","Email":"Hayleywakenshaw@gmail.com","Phone":"07952105275","Notes":"I'm looking for a stop smoking approach to overeating. I know how to eat. Have successfully lost weight and kept a lot of it off. But it seems I can only lose and maintain when I have no social life and can completely control the food in my vicinity. Find it almost impossible to refuse food if I have access to it. I think about food constantly. I use it as a smoker uses cigarettes. Eat and feel high, then crash straight afterwards. Have had bulimia a long time ago, and a couple of periods when poverty meant I didn't have enough to eat. Had many years of therapy, so have dealt with the depression and anxiety issues that came from those times, but the food obsession continues. I'd like to just see food as fuel. To see it as a necessary inconvenience rather than something I get pleasure and comfort from. I'd like to view healthy food as being good for my body, and see unhealthy food in the same way that a reformed smoker sees cigarettes. When I see sweets, crisps and junk food I'd like to be absolutely indifferent to it. However, I'm really not very suggestible at all and you might find it quite hard to get me into a state where your suggestions penetrate my subconscious. But I'm willing to try! I love in Bedlington, so sessions here or in Cramlington would be best. "}