Dr. Nina Savelle-Rocklin is a psychoanalyst, author, and podcast host known for The Psychology of Eating. Her signature message, “It’s not what you’re eating, it’s what’s eating ‘at’ you” has resonated with hundreds of thousands of listeners in 57 countries. As founder of The Binge Cure Method, Dr. Nina guides emotional eaters to create lasting food freedom so they can regain control of their lives and feel good in their bodies. She helps people identify their hidden triggers, stop emotional eating, and heal their relationship with food–all without diet or exercise. Dr. Nina’s personal history with eating disorders fuels her passion for helping others. She once considered herself “the poster child for eating disorders.” After struggling for 15 years, she went to therapy–but she went for anxiety. She never disclosed her disordered relationship with food to her therapist, yet she left therapy completely healed from all eating disorders.How was this possible? Food was never the problem; it was a negative “solution” to the problem. She became a psychotherapist because she wanted to help other people stop the obsession and madness about food, weight, and body image.A psychoanalyst with a doctorate in psychology, she has written five books, including The Binge Cure: 7 Steps to Outsmart Emotional Eating, which has sold over 10,000 copies, and the companion workbook, The Binge Cure Journal. She is also the author of Food for Thought: Perspectives on Eating Disorders (Rowman & Littlefield), and co-editor of Beyond the Primal Addiction (Karnac Books, Food Matters: A Biopsychosocial Approach (Phoenix Publishing House), and the upcoming Seen and Unseen: Vision in Psychoanalysis (Karnac).She contributed chapters in four scholarly books, including her chapter The Origins and Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis (in Freud & The Buddha) used at Harvard Medical School, and has written over 50 articles on disordered eating. She has appeared as a featured guest on “The Dr. Drew Podcast” and over 20 radio shows and podcasts throughout the world. She is on the board of Rose City Center, a psychoanalytically informed flexible fee counseling and training center, where she is the Director of the Development Committee. The center's mission is to provide psychotherapy services to underserved communities throughout California.When not treating patients or coaching clients, she can be found hugging trees in her backyard, weight training, or watching romantic comedies with her family.