This study aims to evaluate the efficacy of a group intervention program, based on the Barlow's protocol, in patients with emotional eating with the aim of improving the emotional eating pattern.

The design is quasi-experimental pre-post with a control group (waiting list) and evaluation of the maintenance of the response after 6 months of the end of the program.

Includes outpatients from the Eating Disorders Unit and the Psychiatry Unit of a Hospital. A sample size of 26 participants is considered in the experimental group, and another 26 more in the control group.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Outpatients from eating behavior disorder outpatient clinics and psychiatric outpatient clinics.
• Age between 18 and 65 years.
• Score of more than 2.46 on the "emotional eating" subscale of the DEBQ scale

Exclusion Criteria:

• Diagnosis of active Eating Disorder, that is, without at least 6 months of symptomatic remission or that exceed the cut-off point on the EAT-26 scale.
• Patients with severe mental disorder with or without psychotic symptoms (schizophreniform disorders, bipolar spectrum disorders, major depression)
• Patients with some other medical disorder that presents with impulse dysregulation, such as epilepsy, frontal-type dementia...
• Patients with an IQ < 85
• Patients who do not give consent.
• Patients who do not understand or speak Spanish or Catalan.