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EXPERT IN EATING DISORDERS AND DISORDERED EATING
1:1 consultation with an eating disorder dietitian specialist. We are passionate about helping you recover from eating disorders, improve your relationship with food, and find food freedom! We understand how daunting it can be reaching out for help, so please know we aren’t here to judge, but here to help you and make this process as simple and empowering as it can be.
We can see you in-person from one of our offices or from the comfort of your home, virtually.
Our dietitians can help you with binge eating, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, OSFED, body dysmorphia, ARFID, orthorexia, or simply help you manage emotional eating and improve your relationship with food.
Each initial consultation is 1 hour, during this time, we will do an assessment to analyse your current condition, health status & history of your eating disorder journey. We will then provide tailored advice, and guidance on how to make changes to help you progress in your recovery journey and feel more confident immediately. Together, we will create a plan, and have follow-up consultations weekly or every other week depending on your needs to ensure a successful journey.
Meet our team of PRIVATE eating disorder specialist dietitians
Megan specialises is anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, ARFID, disordered eating & gut health.
Susan specialises in all types of disordered eating, anxiety & depression.
How can our eating disorder dietitians help?
Early intervention with eating disorder treatment is critical to prevent long-term physical damage.
An eating disorder dietitian will help you understand what is happening and provide the best support for a healthy recovery journey. We will help you overcome your eating disorder and feel much better physically and mentally!
We can support you with:
Trying to keep body weight as low as possible by not eating enough food and/or exercising too much. Anorexia is characterised by an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted body image. Those with anorexia can often restrict their food intake to dangerous levels, leading to severe weight loss and malnutrition.
Episodes of loss of control of food intake and ingestion of large amounts of food in a short period of time, followed by compensatory behaviors, such as self-induced vomiting, excessive exercise, or laxative use.
Losing control over food and consuming large amount of food in a short period of time, just like in bulimia, but in the absence of compensatory behaviours, which can lead to weight gain.
A person with OSFED does not meet the criteria to be diagnosed with another eating disorder, however, is presenting with many of the symptoms of other eating disorders.
Spending a lot of time worrying about your appearance, or flaws. Intensely focusing on your body image, repeatedly checking the mirror, seeking reassurance, sometimes for many hours each day.
Engaging in abnormal eating patterns or eating behaviours on a regular basis.
Using foods to help you cope with emotions such as eating when you are bored, tired, stress or anxious, or simply for the pleasure of it, rather than feeling a true physical hunger.
Using food to feed and nourish your body while enjoying what you eat. Being able to apply an intuitive eating mindset that utilizes use of hunger and fullness cues to let your body know how much and when to eat.
Eating when you are truly hungry (physical hunger), and stopping when you are full (sense of light fullness)
An obsession with eating food that is considered “healthy” and feeling guilty if foods perceived as “unhealthy” are consumed.
Obsession over feelings of not having enough muscle mass, often doing excessive exercise, or taking excessive amount of supplements to increase muscle mass.
Avoiding certain foods or types of food, being very selective on what you eat, limiting how much to eat. ARFID can occur at any age.
We support individuals aged 12+ years and can offer care to family or friends.
Why should you work with a disordered eating dietitian?
Personalised Approach
You are unique, and so is our approach. We will provide an approach that works for you. Whether we need to integrate techniques such as cognitive-behavioural therapy and mindful eating practices, we strive to provide personalized care for each individual’s unique journey to recovery.
Evidenced Based
Our eating disorders specialist dietitian are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council(HCPC) and the British Dietetic Association (BDA). This ensure that our team adhere to strict standards of practice and ethics. Our approach always use evidence-based interventions. You can trust a dietitian’s advice.
Proven Track-Record
We have successfully helped hundreds of clients recover from their eating disorders, and our testimonials & Google reviews can prove it.
Committed to Continuous Improvements
Having won multiple awards for our outstanding services, we are committed to make continuous improvement to deliver a service of at the highest quality
What to expect by working with an eating disorder dietitian?
- At the time of your initial consultation, your personal dietitian will do an assessment to find out more about your health history, current condition, and anything else that may be relevant to help you in your recovery journey.
- Your nutritionist will then suggest appropriate advice that are most suitable for you to help you progress in your recovery journey.
- Your professional nutritionist will advise on any specific testing which may be valuable, and create a blood test referral letter for your GP or privately if needed.
- A follow-up plan will be created with you, to make sure you get the help and support you need to reach your goals efficiently.
- You will be invited to use the App to communicate by message with your dietitian between the consultations to support you throughout your journey.
How does it work?
Our process is very simple and straightforward
Book your initial consultation with our eating disorder dietitian here or book a free discovery call if you have further questions before starting.
Activate your account on our GDPR compliant software (telehealth platform) using the link provided upon booking.
Fill out the forms sent to you upon booking the consultation.
Join the Zoom link at the time of your consultation
Meet your Eating Disorder Nutritionist online!
TESTIMONIALS
FAQs
Working with an eating disorder dietitian is a crucial aspect of eating disorder recovery. We play a vital role in helping you navigate your way towards a healthier relationship with food. A registered dietitian specialises in understanding the unique challenges and complexities of eating disorders, and we have the knowledge and expertise to guide you towards a sustainable recovery.
A registered dietitian can help you identify negative thoughts and beliefs surrounding food and body image. We can provide tools and strategies to promote a healthier mindset and support the development of positive coping mechanisms.
Seeking help from a registered dietitian is particularly important when it comes to addressing any potential physical complications resulting from an eating disorder. We can monitor your health closely and make recommendations to manage any nutritional deficiencies or medical issues that may arise.
The consultations are tailored to your specific conditions and your needs, each session is devoted to a deep exploration of you and your habits to improve your condition. You will work together, as a team, with your dietitian to help you overcome your disordered eating. You will have weekly follow-up sessions to work on your progress and to support you on your recovery journey.
If you are ready to manage your eating disorder, you can book your initial consultation here.
We have tailored packages for our clients, and the duration and frequency of appointment depends on individual needs. Starting by an initial consultation and getting the help you need is already a big step toward progress. From there, our eating disorder expert will analyse where you are in your journey today, and will establish goals and suggest an estimate of how many sessions that would be best to optimise progress, results and recovery.
Yes, there are monthly instalment plans available. We also accept most health providers’ insurance.
What’s more, you can get the help you need without ever leaving your home. We offer our services online (video) for greater convenience and privacy. Contact us today to see how we can help you overcome your eating disorder.
The causes of eating disorders can vary, and it is important to note that they are not simply a result of personal choice or willpower. Genetic, environmental, and psychological factors can all play a role in the development of an eating disorder. Societal pressures to attain a certain body ideal and the influence of social media can also contribute to the onset of disordered eating patterns.
The implications of untreated eating disorders can be severe. Physical complications may include malnutrition, electrolyte imbalances, osteoporosis, and heart problems. Mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts, are also commonly associated with eating disorders.
Seeking professional help from a registered dietitian who specialises in eating disorders is crucial in order to address those complex conditions. With our expertise and knowledge, we can provide personalised guidance on nutrition, meal planning, and developing a healthier relationship with food. Working with an eating disorder professional can significantly contribute to a healthy recovery journey and improve overall well-being.
No. You do not need a diagnosed eating condition to see an eating disorder nutritionist or dietitian.
