Whether you're navigating binge eating, restriction, purging, or simply feel out of control around food, you don’t need a formal diagnosis for support. Eating disorders are complicated, unique and show up in many ways - every struggle is valid.

We’re here to hold space, cut through the diet culture noise, and help you feel less distress about your body. Don’t wait until it feels “bad enough.”

Eating disorder support in Melbourne & Online

Recovery starts the moment you reach out

Our Eating Disorder Dietitians can help with

Anorexia Nervosa
Atypical Anorexia Nervosa
Binge Eating Disorder
Bulimia Nervosa
Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders (OSFED) 
Disordered Eating & Over Eating
Emotional Eating
Chronic Dieting
Food Anxiety
Sensory Differences Impacting Eating
Intersecting Neurodivergence and Eating Disorders
Related Gut Health Concerns
Body Image Concerns

Availability

Aimee - APD, CEDC, DE

Book an appointment with Aimee

Erin - APD, CEDC

Meet our Eating Disorder Dietitians

Book an appointment with Erin

Erin helps people with eating disorders ditch the food guilt, understand their bodies, and feel more relaxed with their food choices without tracking, restricting food. Her approach is compassionate, realistic, and rooted in body respect, focusing on sustainable changes

Wednesdays 11am - 7pm (online appointments only)

Availability

Tuesday & Friday (online only)

Aimee is a non-diet dietitian and diabetes educator who supports people with eating disorders reduce food and body distress with gentle patient centred care. Her approach is weight-inclusive and focused on sustainable strategies that support hormones, energy, and overall wellbeing. Aimee helps you feel more in control of your health, without guilt or overwhelm.

Why Work With Our Eating Disorder Dietitian?

Neuro-affirming

Client Centred

Credentialed 
Clinicians

10+ Year Experience

Judgement-free zone

Don't have an Eating Disorder Care Plan? You may be eligible to access a rebate from your health fund if you are covered for dietitian services. The rebate amount will depend on your policy and level of dietetic cover

If you have an Eating Disorder care plan you may be eligible for 20 dietetic sessions with an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) within 12 months. And will receive a Medicare rebate of $60ish for each appointment. 

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How can a dietitian help with eating disorder recovery​?


How can a dietitian help with eating disorder recovery​?


An eating disorder dietitian goes beyond nutrition to address the root causes of disordered eating, like restriction, emotional triggers, and toxic body beliefs. Using the RAVES model, intuitive eating and body-positive strategies, we rebuild trust with your body and make food feel safe again. No more counting, obsessing, or “starting over” every Monday. Give us a call and let’s talk about what healing looks like for you.

How do I know if I have an eating disorder?

How do I know if I have an eating disorder?

If food, eating, or your body takes up most of your mental energy, it could be a sign of an eating disorder. We recommend using the Inside Out screening tool to get started. You don’t need to be underweight or follow extreme behaviours to have an eating disorder, most symptoms are invisible. These may include constant food guilt, obsessing over calories or weight, avoiding social situations involving food, binge eating, restricting, or feeling out of control around certain foods. If you’re stuck in cycles of dieting, emotional eating, or shame after eating, something deeper is going on. You deserve support—even if you don’t “look” sick enough. If food feels exhausting, let’s talk. Give us a call today

Is it possible to recovery from an eating disorder?

Is it possible to recovery from an eating disorder?

Yes, it is absolutely possible to recover from an eating disorder, with the right support. Something we hear all the time is, "This has been going on for so long, it feels impossible to recover". While it's not an easy or short road to full eating disorder recover, it is possible. The most helpful thing is get support as early as possible. If you're ready to explore the support options working with our eating disorder dietitians, give us a call.