Eating Disorders and Body Image Hub
We provide a wide range of professional services to meet your needs. Our multidisciplinary team have many decades of experience in the Eating Disorders and Body Image field.
Our team are highly skilled and experienced in working with people with eating disorders and supporting their loved ones. Common evidence-based treatment options for eating disorders include CBT-E, DBT and Compassion-focused Therapy, Dietetics Assessments, Meal Planning and Nutritional counselling.
We also offer support for friends and family of people with eating disorders including learning how to provide Meal Support.
You can book online for in-person psychology sessions or Telehealth videoconference psychology sessions. Or contact us for more information.
Who this is for
This service is suited to women who are:
- experiencing disordered eating or an eating disorder
- struggling with body image or body dissatisfaction
- feeling preoccupied with food, weight, or shape
- navigating cycles of restriction, bingeing, or emotional eating
- experiencing anxiety, control, or distress related to food or body
- seeking a more stable and sustainable relationship with eating and self
What we support with
- anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and other disordered eating patterns
- body image concerns and body dissatisfaction
- emotional eating and eating-related distress
- perfectionism, control, and self-criticism
- identity and self-worth
- anxiety, mood, and coping in relation to food and body
- recovery, relapse prevention, and long-term support
Our approach
We provide a multidisciplinary and individualised approach to care.
This may include:
- clinical and counselling psychology
- dietetic support
- trauma-informed practice
- cognitive and behavioural approaches
- compassion-focused and insight-oriented work
We recognise that eating and body-related difficulties are not simply behavioural. They are often connected to emotional, relational, and contextual experiences.
Our work focuses on supporting women to develop a more stable and compassionate relationship with food, body, and self, over time.
Professional Lead
Amanda Sloan
Senior Clinical Psychologist
Amanda is a Senior Clinical Psychologist with a special interest in supporting women and adolescent girls experiencing eating disorders, body image concerns, and related mental health challenges. She brings more than a decade of clinical and leadership experience across specialist public and private services in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.
Amanda’s work is grounded in respectful, evidence-based care, tailored to each person’s goals and circumstances. She draws on approaches including CBT-E for eating disorders, Compassion-Focused Therapy, DBT-informed strategies, and mindfulness-based interventions.
Her focus is on helping women better understand their experiences, reduce distress, strengthen self-compassion, and build sustainable pathways toward recovery and wellbeing.
