Binge Eating Breakthrough

Binge Eating Breakthrough

The Binge Eating Breakthrough Podcast is for anyone looking to break through the cycle of binge eating, compulsive overeating, emotional eating and food addiction. No matter how long you’ve struggled or how many things you’ve tried, you will learn the strategies, tools and mindset you need to find peace with food.


Whether you're struggling with binge eating yourself or seeking to support a loved one on their journey to recovery, the Binge Eating Breakthrough podcast offers valuable insights, and expert advice to guide you toward freedom from disordered eating habits. Discover the tools, resources, and encouragement you need to break free from the cycle of binge eating and embrace a way of eating that is nourishing, supportive, and sustainable.


Master Certified Coach Jane Pilger's approach is rooted in the science of the brain and body, trauma-informed, and filled with compassion. Tune in every Wednesday for a new perspective you may have never heard of before.

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How Black-and-White Thinking Perpetuates Binge Eating

How Black-and-White Thinking Perpetuates Binge Eating

Black-and-white thinking might be the single most powerful pattern keeping you stuck in cycles of binging and restriction. If you've ever thought "I already messed up, so I might as well keep going,"...

12 Nov 202523min

How to Work With the Part of You That Wants to Binge (Part 2)

How to Work With the Part of You That Wants to Binge (Part 2)

In this second part of our series on parts work, we get practical. You understand now that you have parts - but how do you actually work with them? This episode covers the critical missing piece: trus...

5 Nov 202525min

Understanding the Part of You That Wants to Binge (Part 1)

Understanding the Part of You That Wants to Binge (Part 1)

If you struggle with binge eating or emotional eating, you've probably felt like you're at war with yourself. One part desperately wants to eat while another part screams "no, don't do it!" This epis...

29 Okt 202524min

The Safety Paradox: Why It's So Hard to Stop Binge Eating

The Safety Paradox: Why It's So Hard to Stop Binge Eating

Have you ever noticed that your comfort foods and your fear foods are often the same? In this episode, we explore the Safety Paradox - the confusing experience of seeking safety in food while simulta...

22 Okt 202521min

What to Do After a Binge (Without Spiraling Into Shame)

What to Do After a Binge (Without Spiraling Into Shame)

What to Do After a Binge (Without Spiraling Into Shame) Learn the exact framework that transforms your most difficult moments with food into opportunities for growth. In this episode, we dive deep int...

15 Okt 202522min

How to Decode Your Personal Binge Signals

How to Decode Your Personal Binge Signals

Now that you understand binges are signals and you know the 8 primary reasons why they happen, it's time to get practical. In this episode, you'll learn how to become the scientist of your own experie...

8 Okt 202526min

The 8 Reasons Why People Binge (and the Real Solutions)

The 8 Reasons Why People Binge (and the Real Solutions)

Finally, understand why "just eat when hungry, stop when full" has never been enough. In this comprehensive episode, we explore the 8 primary reasons why people binge eat and the real solutions that a...

1 Okt 202525min

Signals, Not Setbacks: What Binges Really Mean

Signals, Not Setbacks: What Binges Really Mean

In this episode, we completely reframe what it means when you have an out-of-control moment with food. Instead of seeing binges as failures or proof that you're broken, discover why they're actually s...

24 Sep 202518min

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