Disordered Eating &
Eating Disorders
With nearly a decade of experience in eating disorder recovery, disordered eating, and body image support, I provide compassionate, evidence-based nutrition guidance to help you heal your relationship with food. As Credentialed Eating Disorder Dietitian, I take a non-diet, weight-inclusive approach, focusing on nourishment, rebuilding trust with your body, and restoring energy balance. Whether you're recovering from restrictive eating, binge eating, or navigating RED-S and missing periods, I offer a safe, supportive space to guide you toward lasting recovery and food freedom.
Eating Disorder Care Plans & Rebates
If you’re seeking support for an eating disorder, you may be eligible for Medicare rebates through an Eating Disorder Plan (EDP). This plan provides access to rebated sessions with dietitians, psychologists, and your GP to help support your recovery.
What is an Eating Disorder Plan (EDP)?
An EDP is a Medicare-supported plan for individuals diagnosed with a severe eating disorder, such as:
✔️ Anorexia Nervosa
✔️ Bulimia Nervosa
✔️ Binge Eating Disorder
✔️ Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorders (OSFED)
With an EDP, you can receive rebated sessions with a dietitian and psychologist to support your health and recovery.
What You Get with an EDP
✔️ 20 Medicare-rebated dietitian sessions per year
✔️40 Medicare-rebated psychological therapy sessions per year
✔️ Ongoing support and reviews from your GP
How to Get an EDP
1. See Your GP or Psychiatrist – They will assess your eligibility based on your symptoms and diagnosis.
2. Get an Eating Disorder Plan – If eligible, your doctor will create an EDP
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Ask them to refer you to me as your dietitian.
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They can send the referral and EDP via email tara-kate@outlook.com or you can bring a copy to your first appointment.
Who is Eligible?
You may be eligible if you have a diagnosed eating disorder and meet specific severity criteria, such as:
✔️ Rapid weight loss or low BMI
✔️ Frequent binge eating, purging, or restrictive eating
✔️ Significant distress and impact on daily life
Other Funding Options
✔️Private Health Insurance – Some extras cover dietitian sessions. Check with your provider.
✔️ NDIS – If an eating disorder affects your daily functioning, you may be eligible for support.