Adult Eating Disorder Support
Compassionate, weight-neutral nutrition and psychology support for adults in the Macarthur region.
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​Our specialist dietitians are passionate about providing weight neutral, trauma-informed and body inclusive care for people aged 16+ who are experiencing the distress of an eating disorder or worried they are developing an unhealthy relationship with food.
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Our approach centres safety, collaboration, and respect for lived experience. We work alongside psychologists, GPs, and other health professionals to support sustainable recovery and improved quality of life.
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We offer collaborative care with our onsite psychologist Amanda from Accentuate Psychology, or we can work closely with your existing eating disorder psychologist.
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We welcome clients across a range of presentations and
stages of recovery.
Who this service is for
Our service is suitable for adults (16+) who:
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Have a diagnosed eating disorder
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Experience disordered eating patterns
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Are navigating recovery and re‑establishing trust with food
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Require nutrition support that is non‑diet, non‑judgemental, and body‑respectful
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What to expect
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Thorough, respectful assessment
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Individualised nutrition support
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Ongoing collaboration with your broader care team
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Sessions that prioritise safety, consent, and trust
Our approach
Our dietitians practise within a weight‑neutral, trauma‑informed framework. This means:
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No weight‑focused targets unless medically required
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No prescriptive dieting or moralising of food
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Respect for autonomy, pace, and readiness for change
Care is collaborative and adapted to each person’s needs.
Referrals
Referrals are welcome from:
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GPs
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Psychologists
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Psychiatrists
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Self‑referrals
If you are a referrer and would like to discuss suitability or pathways, we welcome contact.
Integrated care
We strongly value collaborative care and regularly work alongside:
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Psychologists
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GPs
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Psychiatrists and mental health teams
Clear communication and shared understanding help ensure safe, consistent support.
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A note on safety
Clients who are experiencing medical instability or requiring a higher level of care may be supported to access alternative appropriate services before commencing outpatient dietetic support with Nourish & Thrive.