Eating and Feeding

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Dietitian's and Feeding Therapist's for adults and children, helping individuals to find their own food freedom by understanding and addressing the anxiety, restriction and fears related to food, eating and their body.

Our Team is GrowingWe are looking for a neurodivergent-affirming dietitian with experience in eating disorders to join E...
27/10/2025

Our Team is Growing

We are looking for a neurodivergent-affirming dietitian with experience in eating disorders to join Eating and Feeding.

This role suits someone who understands how food, body, identity and safety intersect, and who values curiosity, reflection and lived experience in practice.

Many of our clinicians are neurodivergent and have personal experience with eating disorders. We see this as a strength that deepens empathy and understanding.

We offer a collaborative, values-driven team, regular supervision and mentoring, and opportunities to continue growing in neuro-affirming, trauma-informed and shame-free care.

If you are passionate about meaningful, evidence-informed work that honours autonomy and authenticity, we would love to hear from you.

If you are interested
Please email hello@eatingandfeeding.com.au with your CV and a short statement, voice message or video about what draws you to this role.

If you are not interested
Please feel free to share with someone who might be.

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Today is POTS Awareness Day, a moment to shine a gentle light on a condition that often goes unseen but deeply affects t...
25/10/2025

Today is POTS Awareness Day, a moment to shine a gentle light on a condition that often goes unseen but deeply affects thousands of lives.

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a form of dysautonomia that affects the regulation of blood flow. It causes an excessive increase in heart rate upon standing, leading to symptoms such as dizziness, rapid heartbeat, fatigue, and brain fog.

Raising awareness helps foster understanding, compassion and better care for those living with invisible illnesses. 💙

"Let’s stand" 😉 with the POTS community and advocate for more research, support and recognition.

23/10/2025

Meet Brooke! 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️

Our new addition to the Eating & Feeding team

Brooke joined our clinic earlier this year, and we couldn’t be happier to have her on the team! 💗

Her warm energy and positivity brighten everyone’s day. 🌞

Stay tuned to see which team member we feature next!

This powerful reminder speaks to the heart of resilience and compassion. In a world that often feels overwhelming, let u...
21/10/2025

This powerful reminder speaks to the heart of resilience and compassion. In a world that often feels overwhelming, let us continue with grace, courage and kindness. Whether you're a carer, a healer, a teacher or a friend, your strength in softness matters.

Keep going. Your presence makes a difference.

Natasha is off to Sydney ✈️ to speak at the Thriving Kids Inquiry tomorrow!She will be representing the autistic communi...
20/10/2025

Natasha is off to Sydney ✈️ to speak at the Thriving Kids Inquiry tomorrow!

She will be representing the autistic community alongside Laurence from , bringing neurodiversity-affirming perspectives to the national conversation on how children are supported to thrive.

Our voices matter in shaping how kids are supported, understood and valued, exactly as they are.

Eating disorders can manifest in different ways across cultures, making it important to understand the nuances of each. ...
20/10/2025

Eating disorders can manifest in different ways across cultures, making it important to understand the nuances of each.

In some communities, disordered eating behaviours may be disguised as cultural practices, making it harder to identify and address.

On the other hand, fasting for Ramadan isn’t the same as diet culture fasting. It's crucial to be aware of these cultural differences and seek appropriate medical care when necessary.

“Autistic people see the world in a unique way that’s different from everyone else, and that’s something to embrace.” – ...
17/10/2025

“Autistic people see the world in a unique way that’s different from everyone else, and that’s something to embrace.” – Chris Bonnello 💙

Neurodiversity is everywhere. It is behind the breakthroughs, the creativity, the leaps in knowledge that move us forward.

Autistic ways of thinking are not deficits. They are part of what pushes art, science and community into new territory.

The problem was never our brains. The problem is a world too slow to recognise what we bring.

Different does not hold us back. Different moves us all ahead.

💙

16/10/2025

Meet Tayla! 🌟

(If you haven’t already 😉 )

We have reimagined the 5-4-3-2-1 strategy into a fun ‘favourites’ game to help introduce her.

At Eating and Feeding, being neurodiversity-affirming means making space for clients to prepare in the ways that feel right for them. For some, that means seeing and hearing who they will meet ahead of time, so walking through the door feels a little easier.

✨ “Once my sensory issues were considered, things just went better for me.” ✨Sometimes it’s not about trying harder, it’...
13/10/2025

✨ “Once my sensory issues were considered, things just went better for me.” ✨

Sometimes it’s not about trying harder, it’s about being understood.

Advocating for your sensory needs isn’t extra, it’s essential. 🧠💡

Today we recognise the carers across Australia who show up every day with quiet strength and compassion.Caring for a lov...
12/10/2025

Today we recognise the carers across Australia who show up every day with quiet strength and compassion.

Caring for a loved one through illness, disability or ageing is not a small task. It is relentless, often unseen, and yet it shapes lives in ways that matter deeply.

National Carers Day is a reminder that behind every support system are people. Parents, partners, siblings and friends who give their time, energy and care.

To every carer: thank you. What you do changes lives.

🌏 World Mental Health Day 2025 💚Today, 10 October, marks World Mental Health Day.Mental health is health. It shapes how ...
09/10/2025

🌏 World Mental Health Day 2025 💚

Today, 10 October, marks World Mental Health Day.
Mental health is health. It shapes how we think, connect, and show up in the world. Yet it is still treated like a side note. That needs to change.

The truth is, stigma and silence do real harm. They stop people from asking for help, from being believed, from being safe.
Change starts when we speak honestly about what it means to struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, or burnout, and when we make support accessible, not conditional.

This year’s theme is simple but powerful: mental health is a universal human right. Everyone deserves care, respect, and understanding, no matter who they are or where they live.

No one should have to fight for the right to feel okay.

In inattentive ADHD, these patterns are the primary features. Forgetfulness, drifting attention, unfinished tasks, and l...
09/10/2025

In inattentive ADHD, these patterns are the primary features. Forgetfulness, drifting attention, unfinished tasks, and losing details are the clearest daily struggles.

In hyperactive-impulsive ADHD, the spotlight tends to fall more on movement, restlessness, talking, impulsive choices, and difficulty waiting - although forgetfulness can still appear, it is not usually what gets noticed first.

In combined type, both sets of traits are obvious.

Can you relate?

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35 Cabot Drive, Altona North
Melbourne, VIC
3025

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Wednesday 2pm - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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