19/02/2026
Emotional eating can happen when food becomes a way to cope with stress, sadness, boredom, or overwhelm. Many people notice cravings during tense moments or find themselves eating quickly without feeling truly hungry. These experiences are common and they often appear when the mind and body are trying to find comfort.
Working with a dietitian can help you understand your eating patterns and build a healthier relationship with food. Research shows that when people learn how emotions influence appetite, they can make choices that feel more balanced, satisfying, and supportive of their wellbeing.
If you would like guidance with emotional eating or healthy nutrition you can reach out to our dietitian at https://willingness.com.mt/book-an-appointment/