Behavioral interventions are a cornerstone of obesity treatment, aiming to help individuals change their eating and exercise habits. These interventions typically involve goal setting, self-monitoring, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and support groups. By addressing the psychological aspects of obesity, such as emotional eating and poor self-regulation, behavioral strategies encourage long-lasting changes. These interventions are often combined with physical activity and dietary modifications for a comprehensive treatment plan. Studies have shown that individuals who engage in behavioral therapies are more likely to sustain weight loss and improve their overall health, making these interventions an essential part of obesity management.