I'll do some research today and see what I can come up with. [Will have plenty of time as injuries to both feet are keeping me from doing much]. One I can think of off the top of my head is a book that might be out of print by Geneen Roth from 1982=Feeding the Hungry Heart.

I couldn't find as much info as I was hoping to find for you. There's a tiny bit of stuff to look at on PsychologyToday.com and www.webmd.com. I can't remember if you tried Vyvanse, but that's being touted as a weight loss drug, but it contains lots of potentially serious side effects, so unless you have ADHD as well, I can't recommend this drug. There's another one called Topamax=an anti-seizure drug for migraines can also cause weight loss as side effect, though with what I've seen in a friend that takes it for weight loss, I wouldn't waste your money. One other drug is called Contrave= is a combo drug of Wellbutrin [anti-depressant] and an addiction curbing drug I can't recall it's name. Also checked out Bing.com, it has about 2 million search results for Binge Eating Treatment, and 96,000 results for Binge Eating Disorder Treatment Centers.
I thought of another book, from 1998, I don;t know if it will help you or not, but it's called It's Not About Food, or something similar to that. I hope this helps you out. If not, I can try on a day that I don't have a mild migraine. [For support groups, the only one I know of is Overeaters Anonymous, the others appear to be for the other EDs].

OA is what came to my mind, as well.
There is a book called "Overcoming Binge Eating" by Dr. Christopher G. Fairburn that is quite good. Although it was written in 1995 the information is still extremely relevant and insightful.
Also, Geneen Roth's "Women, Food and God" is a good one (not religion packed, despite the title). Anything by her is usually a powerful read.

Thank you so much for all the information Electrapro. You gave me a lot to look into and to talk over with my psychologist for the medication. I really appreciate you taking the time to do some research for me.

Foresters thank you for reminding me about OA. I also appreciate the book recommendations. I will check into them.

Be very careful when it comes to medications like Vyvanse and Topamax, they can have very dangeous side effects. And while medication can be helpful, it doesn't necessarily take care of any underlying psychological issues. I would recommend OA and talking with your psychologist about good treatment options. And like Electropro and Forestfreak I definitely recommend Geneen Roth's books. Take care and do not hesitate to continue asking for help, we all support each other here.

I recently bumped into some online videos about a sensible sounding "program" called Bright Lines Eating. Signing up to their Boot Camp is pricey though (800 or 900 USD if I remember rightly). Im not into it myself as I dont currently have an eating problem, nor could I afford it. Nothing is right for everybody but perhaps you could check it out online as at least one alternative?

welcome and know you are not alone. i am anorexic but just started going to OA and i have heard many positive things about it. the people have been very welcoming and i simply have to make a decision that i will make it work. reading the suggested books is a great idea, one can never have enough information. do you see a therapist, going alone is very hard. hugs