Retroactive jealousy can appear when a partner’s past feels uncomfortably present, stirring comparison, insecurity, or old fears. It’s a deeply human experience that can place strain on relationships, but with space to explore what sits underneath these feelings, therapy can help people reconnect with the present rather than feeling pulled into the past.

Many young people experience eating disorders not because they want to change how they look, but because food becomes a way to cope with overwhelming feelings. In a world of pressure, comparison, and uncertainty, eating difficulties often reflect a deeper struggle for safety, control, and understanding.