An accredited practising dietitian is a health professional with advanced training, who specialises in food and nutritional counselling. Our skilled dietitians provide a safe space to work collaboratively with clients to explore their relationship with food, eating, their body and their health.

All our of dietitians have undergone extensive training in Eating Disorders and body image concerns. Our expert dietetic team play an essential role in the prevention, early detection and treatment of eating disorders.

Dietitians can help with:

• Developing an individualised nutrition treatment plan to support recovery from an eating disorder

• Provide support and advice to parents and carers who are supporting a young person through their recovery

• Provide education and information on a variety of topics such as macro and micro nutrients, metabolism, health consequences, medical risks, food requirements for developmental needs, recovery goals and exercise requirements.

• Help to address diet rules and restrictions

• Assist clients to break disordered eating patterns, such as restricting, or binge / purge cycles

• Help clients break free from chronic dieting patterns

• Teach intuitive eating principles and develop a healthy and relaxed relationship with food.

• Help to find enjoyment in food again

• Help clients to learn how to reject diet culture and find peace within their bodies.