Mind Body Well

07/09/2025

Big news!!! After 14 years in the Stanhill building, Mind Body Well are making the move to 132-136 Albert Road, South Melbourne.

Our lovely new office will provide:
- more space for our team (who are currently tripping over each other) to grow
- more flexibility for all kinds of fun things like group program, and onsite professional development programs
- a bright sunny 5th floor space with great views over Albert Park Lake
- the convenience of being a very short walk to St Kilda Road, and the new Anzac Station
- easy parking right in front of the building

Stay tuned for updates and sneak peak pics as we get the space Mind Body Well ready (yes… there will be plants!). For our in-person clients, your therapist will have more information for you in session, or you’re welcome to call our friendly Administrative Team to find out more.

This is a new chapter for Mind Body Well, and we look forward to welcoming our clients and colleagues to our new home.

06/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’ve explored some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence. Today we wrap up with a reminder of the importance of respectful and inclusive Eating Disorder treatment, for all people, in all bodies. Reach out if we can help.

06/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’ll be touching on some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence, and directing you to further information on our website blog. Today our focus is on weight inclusive care in Eating Disorders therapies.

05/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’re touching on some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence. Today our focus is on ED’s and co-occurring health concerns.

04/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’ll be touching on some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence, and directing you to further information on our website blog. Today our focus is on gender diversity in Eating Disorders.

03/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’ll be touching on some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence. Today our focus is on Cultural Perspectives in Eating Disorder treatment.

02/09/2025

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and the theme this year is ‘Unpacking the Why’. All week we’ll be examining some of the issues related to Eating Disorder risk and prevalence. Today our focus is Neurodivergence.

30/08/2025

Our Director Janet Lowndes and .mindfuldietitian Director Fiona Sutherland, had the pleasure of co-facilitating this workshop on balancing responsibility in Eating Disorder care at the conference of the Australia and New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders today in Melbourne. Thanks to our wonderful colleagues for coming along and sharing your reflections.

18/08/2025

Front page of our brochure design for the conference satchel for the upcoming conference… what do you think? Thanks White Deer Graphic Design.

14/08/2025

Due to some upcoming parental leave we’re looking for another fabulous Psychologist or Clinical Psychologist to join us for this salaried or sub-contracting role, working from our central Melbourne office 3 or 4 days per week. Must have significant interest and ideally training and experience working with people with Eating Disorders. Details on Seek (link in our bio), or the Join our Team page of our website.

10/08/2025

It’s great to see these important initiatives happening right here in Melbourne.

Two programs – one a world first – aim to change how the health system treats a deadly yet neglected mental health condition 🔗👉 https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/aug/09/as-thinness-is-idolised-eating-disorders-can-go-dangerously-overlooked-will-victorias-new-approach-save-lives?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=soc_567&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook =1754731836