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MEET YOUR DIETITIAN

Dietitian &
Credentialed Eating

Disorder Clinician

Grace brings ten years of specialist eating disorder experience and a warm, empathetic style to every session — helping people reclaim their health and rebuild a trusting relationship with food.

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Helping you find freedom with food

With a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics and a diploma of counselling, Grace is highly skilled in nutrition counselling for behaviour change. She has ten years of experience specialising in eating disorders across a range of settings, including community mental health, private inpatient clinics, and private practice. Her warm, empathetic style — together with keen insight and a perceptive nature — allows Grace to work well with individuals and families to support meaningful change.

Grace is passionate about helping people reclaim their health by changing the thoughts and behaviours that keep an eating disorder going. She also has a strong interest in mental health more broadly, and in understanding the lived experience of mental illness. Having worked alongside GPs, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and other allied health professionals, Grace brings a well-rounded, collaborative approach to her work with clients.

Her goal is to empower more people to recover their natural way of eating, so they can do more of what is truly nourishing and satisfying.

A LITTLE MORE ABOUT ME

Beyond the clinic

Why I do this work

I've always been drawn to food and people, and the complexities that so often occur between the two. What appears simple on the surface is rarely simple at all. Our relationship with food is deeply intertwined with our emotions, experiences, values, and the ways we've learned to cope.

Over the years, I've come to believe that most eating behaviours make sense when we understand the role they are playing. Whether someone is struggling with restriction, binge eating, emotional eating, or feeling disconnected from their body's needs, these patterns often develop for a reason.

I love helping people make sense of those patterns with compassion. Because when we understand the "why" behind our behaviours, lasting change becomes possible..

Outside the clinic

When I'm not in session, you'll usually find me sipping extra hot lattes, reading 5 different books at once, exploring nature with my little family and redesigning corners of our home.

I love slow mornings, fresh air, beautiful spaces, and finding joy in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

My approach with clients

Sessions with me feel less like a clinical checklist and more like a conversation. I ask lots of questions, sit with the hard stuff, listen deeply, and gently (and sometimes quite firmly!) challenge you when it's useful.

Together, we'll explore patterns, challenge unhelpful beliefs, and uncover practical ways forward.

Clients describe working with me as thought provoking, encouraging and ‘more than they expected’.

I work in an action oriented yet reflective way, grounded in the belief that lasting change happens through experience. Together, we'll explore the beliefs that may be keeping you stuck and identify practical actions that help create new evidence, new perspectives, and ultimately, new ways of living.

10+

Years of specialist eating disorder experience

3

Settings worked across — community, inpatient, and private practice

5

Specialist roles, services & credentials held

BACKGROUND

Experience & credentials

Grace's background spans specialist eating disorder services, public health, and private practice — giving her a well-rounded view of care at every stage of recovery.

Specialist ED services

Extensive experience working within specialist eating disorder services.

Clinical supervision

Trained as a supervisor, supporting the development of other clinicians.

Ramsay Northside ED Unit

Clinical experience within the Ramsay Northside Eating Disorder Unit.

Credentialed ED Clinician

Recognised as a Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician.

Public health psychiatric hospitals

Experience working across public health psychiatric hospital settings.

HAES Practitioner

Practises from a Health At Every Size® framework.


Reclaim your health by changing your thoughts and behaviours around food — and recover your natural way of eating.

— Grace, HER Clinic

Ready to work with Grace?

I'd love to hear from you. Reach out by email or phone and we can talk through what support might look like for you.

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