During the first minutes of the session, patients will be reminded of the purpose of the exposure, that is, to place them in contact with food despite the high levels of anxiety they experience. Doubts and questions raised by the participants will be attended to at this time. The participants will be exposed to the corresponding virtual environments and foods based on the previously established hierarchy. Along the VR-CET sessions, craving and anxiety levels were assessed periodically. Exposure will terminate when subjective anxiety has decreased a 40% in relation to the level registered at the initiation of the exposure session or after 60 minutes. Once the anxiety level has decreased significantly, the patient will be exposed to the next level in the hierarchy. In the event the session terminates before the anxiety level has been sufficiently reduced in the virtual situations, the patients will be exposed to the same situation in the following session. Subjective craving and anxiety will be recorded using visual analogic scales (VAS) that range from 0 (not at all) to 100 (extreme) at the beginning, every minute, and at the end of the virtual scenario exposures. During exposure, the therapist will remain behind the patient and will only intervene if instruction is needed or if the patient needs assistance.