This paper discusses bulimia among college women, and describes a workshop utilizing structured short-term group treatment for these bulemic women. An overview and definitions of bulimia are given, and research supporting the theory that binge eating is a reaction to excessive dietary restraint is reviewed. Treatment goals and techniques used in the 8-week program, which are drawn from cognitive-behavioral, gestalt, and psychodynamic sources, are described in detail. The program was tested on a group of bulimic female students at Duke University in 1983, and results from this program are briefly reviewed. A bibliography, a treatment summary of the 8-week program, a list of dietary facts, and a Binge Analysis Sheet (used in the treatment program) are included. (BH)