Disordered Eating

Dr Jessica Elmasry is a Newcastle-based General Practitioner with a special interest in integrative medicine. She also works with people suffering from POTS, Mast cell disorders and Mental and Sexual health issues. She holds a Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and a Master of Public Health, and she focuses on women's health, reproductive wellbeing, autoimmune and hormonal conditions, and uncovering the root causes of chronic illness through a whole-person approach.

Dayan is a clinical nutritionist who uses food as medicine alongside practical lifestyle advice to support patients through menopause and perimenopause, weight management and general wellbeing, creating highly individualised, sustainable nutrition plans that consider the connections between hormones, gut health and mental wellbeing, all delivered with a warm yet honest and motivating approach. Dayan works with children, educating both them and their care givers.

Perri Carlson-Hawke is a clinical psychologist and metabolic mental health specialist combining traditional psychology with ketogenic therapy, nutritional psychiatry and coaching psychology to address the root metabolic causes of mental illness. A Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychologists with advanced international training in ketogenic metabolic therapy, she is among a small number of practitioners in Australia working at the intersection of nutrition science and psychological care.

Catherine Bull is a Registered Psychologist who works with adolescents aged 13+ and adults, supporting clients experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, and a range of other mental health challenges. She has a particular interest in eating disorders and disordered eating, including anorexia, ARFID, bulimia, and binge eating disorder, and also supports individuals throughout their weight-loss surgery journey. Catherine takes a compassionate, collaborative, and evidence-based approach to care, drawing on therapies including CBT, ACT, DBT, CBTe and Schema Therapy to help clients build practical strategies for wellbeing and long-term emotional resilience. SIRA and workers compensation accredited.

Offers face to face and telehealth. Dr Jani Klotz (PhD) is an holistic clinical psychotherapist in private practice. Jani has an academic background in social anthropology specialising in disability and indigenous issues. She has also worked as a consultant in native title claims. Jani did postgraduate training as an holistic psychotherapist and has been in private practice since 2018. She specialises in working with neurodivergence and also with people presenting with anxiety, trauma, depression, grief, stress, addiction, relationship difficulties and chronic health and pain issues. Jani follows the needs and requirements of her clients, teasing out connections between heart, mind, body, soul and the world around us. She is somatically based in her approach, drawing on her training in process work, IFS, trauma informed somatic psychotherapy and yoga teaching.

Dr Danielle Clark has worked as a rural general practitioner for more than 25 years. Dr Danielle has a special interest in musculoskeletal and sports medicine, with a particular focus on joint-related conditions. She integrates lifestyle medicine into her approach, offering guidance on nutrition, physical activity, and stress management to support both physical and mental wellbeing.

Functional Medicine Practitioner - Di Hill is a Perth-based Clinical Naturopath (BHSc), Functional Medicine Practitioner, and Accredited Health Coach offering online consultations across Australia. Drawing from both professional training and personal experience with chronic health conditions, Di brings a compassionate, whole-person approach to care. Her practice combines the latest evidence-based strategies with a holistic perspective to support lasting, meaningful health outcomes across all dimensions of wellbeing.

I’m a dedicated health coach based in Tauranga, NZ, with a heart-led approach. I specialise in empowering individuals over 40 who are managing health conditions like Parkinson’s through personalised self-care strategies and holistic wellness.

Sallyanne Pisk is an accredited practising dietitian and mindfulness practitioner. Also referred to as an eating mindset dietitian. She combines a mindfulness-based approach with sound and practical nutrition and lifestyle advice. Over the past thirty years Sallyanne has enjoyed working in various fields of nutrition, research and management in Australia and New Zealand. These experiences led her to write her book Eating for You and develop a series of online nutrition and lifestyle programs. She also hosts the Eating for You Podcast and facilitates a free online community for women.

Martin Flood is a pharmacist turned Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner. He struggled with food and weight himself, and this led him to create the Food Freedom Brain Training program. Flood believes that people don't need more information about healthy eating, but rather a way to change their habits. His program focuses on rewiring the brain's habit pathways to help people achieve food freedom.

As a Clinical & Health Psychologist, I am trained under the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) model. I have an interest in the natural therapies, take a holistic view of emotional wellbeing, and I have an integrated eclectic therapeutic style. I have a degree in the Behavioural Sciences (Psychology) with Honours and I completed my Doctor of Health Psychology in 2012 at La Trobe University. I am a Fellow Member of the Australian Psychological Society‚'s Clinical and Health Colleges, and I am a registered Psychologist with A.P.H.P.R.A. I have a long history in human resources, training, occupational rehabilitation, and health psychology at a leading general hospital. My doctoral thesis explored the use of motivational strategies to support effective health behaviour change. I also completed additional training through Deakin University to provide Clinical Psychology Services. I have been in private practice since 2004 and I draw on evidence-based strategies to treat a range of emotional imbalances, including helping clients to change their unhealthy habits and self-defeating behaviours. The work I do with clients is to inspire them to grow their potential and live a meaningful, balanced life. I educate and provide strategies to help them challenge their self-limiting beliefs, nurture their strengths, and learn to live by their principal values. In doing so, I help clients to bridge the gap between where they are and where they want to be. In collaborating with my clients to achieve a balanced sense of self, we work towards attaining a healthy mind and a healthy body. We also explore what‚'s possible in realising a purposeful, fully self-expressed life.