Adult Eating Disorder Support
Compassionate, weight-neutral nutrition and psychology support for adults in the Macarthur region.
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.
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.
We offer collaborative care with our onsite psychologist Amanda from Accentuate Psychology, or we can work closely with your existing eating disorder psychologist.
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
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.
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.