[Lemoncake]

I used to buy Kinder beuno bars and nibble on those afterwards- haven't done it in a while now though.

[88Butterfly88]

When I get home from session it's time for dinner. I usually have leftovers or a frozen dinner on therapy nights.

[Out There]

[RaineD]

I eat constantly anyway. I don't think I eat more after therapy. I just eat a lot. All the time, unfortunately.

[circlesincircles]

Tuna melt and sometimes a beer. Or any combination of cheese and bread/starch.

[Wild at heart]

I like the analogy of therapy as something you eat. Sometimes when I saw T2 she would serve up only an empty plate. With my current T, I go in expecting a simple salad of lettuce, cucumber and tomato, but she surprises me by serving up a salad with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, radish, avocado, sprouted seeds topped off with pomegranate seeds and a splash of soy dressing.

[seeker33]

I am an emotional eater. I usually eat sweets or chips when I'm stressed as well as pizza and various baguettes, bread rolls and such. However recently I'm learning to be more mindful about my eating. Going low carb has helped.
What surprised me was that despite my emotional eating tendencies, I don't get them after my sessions. I'm usually too sad or angry to eat.

[Anne2.0]

A plate of warm cookies underneath my covers, sometimes with contemplation about staying there forever.

[LonesomeTonight]

If it's an emotional session, I often have trouble eating afterward, even by dinnertime (sessions are usually 12:30). I may just end up, say, nibbling on crackers or pretzels instead of a regular meal (telling H "Let's do our own thing for dinner," which he's fine with). I'm an emotional drinker, not eater.

[Out There]

Notwithstanding my joke about the cheesecake , I see my T late in the evening and often tell myself I'll eat when I get back , but it doesn't usually happen because I lose my appetite. Bringing up trauma can make me feel quite sick sometimes. So my answer to the poll was " never ".