Shared Space
therapy
the home of
Eating and Feeding
Dietitian
Our approach
Standard nutrition advice assumes a lot. That you actually like a food in each of the food groups. That hunger and fullness cues are reliable. That planning, shopping and cooking feels manageable on most days. For many people, none of that is a given. We know that. We work with it.
Our dietitians work from a non-diet, Health at Every Size framework. That means we do not do diet culture and no ones health is not determined by the number on the scales. Health looks different for every person and our job is to understand what it looks like for you. For some people that means working through a complicated history with food. For others it means building practical systems for feeding themselves when executive function makes that genuinely hard. Sessions might involve understanding their body better, correcting deficiencies, managing intolerances or allergies, or navigating a new diagnosis. Or working on accepting that imperfect eating is not a personal failure, that bodies are doing the best they can.
For eating disorder support specifically, our dietitians prioritise safety and build a treatment approach that is based on your history, your body, and what you need to be able to live your life. We move at a pace that is manageable for you, not dictated by a specified timeframe.
The starting point is always you.
Our services
Neurodivergent affirming nutrition support
Comprehensive individualised care for eating disorders across the lifespan, including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, ARFID and Binge Eating Disorder
Family centred eating disorder support
Body image and relationship with food
Feeding differences and selective eating for children and adults
Meal planning and practical cooking support
Orthostatic Blood Pressure Regulation issues including POTS
Medical nutrition therapy for chronic conditions including Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, IBS, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, PCOS, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Allergies and intolerances including coeliac disease, FODMAP, RPAH Natural Food Chemicals, and MCAS
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed to book with us. If you want to access Medicare rebates, your GP will need to provide a referral and an appropriate Management Plan before your first appointment.
What funding can I use?
Medicare: speak to your GP about eligibility. A gap payment applies.
National Disability Insurance Service: available if you are self-managed or plan-managed and our services align with your current goals.
Private health insurance: check your Extras cover.
Private pay: you can pay out of pocket.
Will you put me on a diet?
No. We do not subscribe to diet culture, prescribe weight loss, or set rules about what you should or should not eat. Our job is to understand your relationship with food and help you build something that works for your actual life. The exception is medical: if you have a diagnosed condition that requires avoiding certain foods, such as coeliac disease or a food allergy, we will advise on that clearly and without making it harder than it needs to be.