Juniver is the first evidence-based program to curb binge-eating and bulimia — available anytime, anywhere on your phone.
JOIN THE LAUNCH LISTof those who’ve tried our main tool successfully overcome the urge to binge.
women report disordered eating
pregnant women binge
more likely for girls who diet often to binge than girls who don't diet
later for women to be diagnosed than men on average
of mental health research funding for eating disorders globally
Rooted in neuroscience, our program fits around your life, empowering you to quit binging, one craving at a time.
Bitesize insights about the brain, why you binge, and how to curb cravings.
Drill down on topics like binging in pregnancy, or bulimia and cross-addiction.
Find mentorship 24/7. Use your name or stay anonymous — you’re welcome on your terms.
Consultant perinatal psychiatrist at St Mary’s Hospital and honorary senior clinical lecturer at Imperial College.
Dr Miele has a clinical background in Obstetrics/Gynaecology and a research background in neuroscience. She has been heavily involved in developing perinatal mental health services within the NHS to enhance the care for pregnant and postpartum women with psychiatric disorders common during this period such as anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.
Psychologist experienced in clinical settings including outpatient counselling, child/adolescent inpatient, eating disorder and substance abuse day treatment centers. Former Coordinator of Eating Disorder Services at Harvard University.
With a clinical background in Obstetrics/Gynaecology and a PhD in neuroscience, Dr Miele has been heavily involved in perinatal mental health service development within the NHS.
Sign in at 1am when you're staring down your refrigerator, or in the restaurant bathroom on a night out.
No more lying and hiding. Recover a sense of dignity and a life aligned with your values.
60% of our team has recovered from binge-eating or bulimia.
The information and materials on this website are intended to promote general understanding and dialogue on eating disorders. This information is not a substitute for professional medical or legal advice, diagnosis, treatment, or counselling. Always seek the advice of your GP or other qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 (US) / 999 (UK) immediately. For more information, please review our terms of service.
x