You're not broken. Your brain learned a pattern.

Emotional eating is not a character flaw. It's a coping mechanism your mind developed. Hypnotherapy works at the level where that pattern lives —
and where it can actually change.

A different frame...

Emotional eating isn't a willpower problem

If you've tried to stop emotional eating through restriction, rules, or sheer force of will, and it hasn't worked, that's not a failure of character. It's a mismatch of approach.

Emotional eating is driven by the subconscious. The part that learned early on that food = comfort, food = reward, food = safety. That association doesn't respond to logic or a meal plan. It responds to being directly addressed, which is what hypnotherapy does.

This work doesn't remove your ability to enjoy food. It removes the grip that emotional triggers have over your choices, so you're eating when you choose to, not when stress, loneliness, or habit decides for you.

Common patterns...

Emotional eating shows up in a lot of ways

Eating to manage stress or anxiety

Using food as reward after a hard day

Restricting then binging in a cycle

Eating out of boredom

Eating past full because the food is there

Eating tied to specific moods or situations

Night eating or mindless snacking

Eating to numb uncomfortable emotions

"All or nothing" thinking around food

If any of these sound familiar, you're in the right place.

The process...

What sessions focus on

Sessions begin with conversation and understanding your specific patterns, when they started, what triggers them, and what you've tried. No judgment, no worksheet.

From there, I guide a hypnosis process that works directly with the subconscious associations driving your eating behavior. This might look like tracing a pattern back to its source, building a new response to a specific trigger, or reinforcing a healthier relationship with food and with yourself.

Most clients working specifically on emotional eating do well in 4–6 sessions. Some deeper work takes longer. I will give you a clear picture after the first session.

Your Hypnotist

Hi, I'm Erika Slater

Certified Hypnotist · In practice since 2004 · Cape Cod, MA

I've worked with clients on weight loss, habit change, anxiety, and addictions for over 20 years. I bring warmth, directness, and a deeply practical approach — no theatrics.

My work with GLP-1 clients focuses on what the medication can't do: quiet food noise at the source, rebuild your relationship with your body, and make new patterns feel natural rather than forced.

Sessions are available in person at my Mashpee office on Cape Cod, or online via Zoom.

Got questions?

Questions about GLP-1 and hypnotherapy

What is hypnotherapy, and how does it actually work?

Will I be "under" and not remember anything?

How many sessions will I need?

Can I do sessions online?

What is hypnotherapy's role with GLP-1 medications like Ozempic or Wegovy?

I'm thinking about stopping Ozempic. Can hypnotherapy help?

Is hypnotherapy safe?

What does a typical session look like?

Does insurance cover hypnotherapy?

I've tried everything and nothing has worked long-term. Why would this be different?

Change becomes easier when you stop fighting yourself.

Book a consult. No shame, no lecture — just a direct conversation
about what's actually going on and whether this approach fits.