A world-first national online clinic for eating disorders.

The eTherapy platform has been designed and built by InsideOut.

The platform delivers evidence-based therapy, CBT tracking tools and health professional linkage for treatment of people with eating disorders.

In 2024, individuals nationally will be able to access the toolbox and a self-help binge eating eTherapy (BEeT) in 4 session or 10 session formats if they are aged 16 and above. 

In addition, individuals aged 12 years and above who are engaged with headspace or Head to Health services can be referred to supported Brief BEeT - a 4 session eTherapy program with support sessions from an InsideOut Institute clinician - as part of ongoing research.

Individuals aged 16 years and above can also complete supported Brief BEeT with support from headspace clinicians.

Support people can continue to access SupportED (carers knowledge and skills program) through research trial.

InsideOut Institute's GP Hub & Tools is a digital platform designed to support GPs identify people with eating disorders and those presenting with early illness, then provide evidence-based care. The GP Hub offers a comprehensive suite of tools for point of care use - including a diagnosis support tool, a treatment evidence and planning table, evidence-based resources, and a Practice Management Toolkit with care plan templates for practice software. Codesigned with GPs to address their unique practical needs, the GP Hub seeks to fill a major gap in care, guiding GPs in effectively identifying and treating eating disorders, thus improving patient outcomes. National rollout of the GP Hub & Tools is supported by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care under the National Leadership in Mental Health program.

Here at InsideOut, we know how challenging it can be to support a loved one with an eating disorder through treatment and recovery – and we know how few supports and resources are available. That’s why we’ve launched SupportED - an online skills-based self-help program for carers, which provides access to knowledge and resources that aims to help carers feel more confident to provide care and be part of the treatment team for their loved one.

lnsideOut is working with public and private services across the country to help guide their models of care for clients with eating disorders.

We support both the development of new services and the enhancement of existing ones. We provide expert consultation, including pathways to care, best practice guidelines, and service professional needs and access to our digital tools to integrate within local pathways.

We partner with health to pilot new models of care in mainstream health settings including trials underway in headspace and community mental health settings.

A publicly available, national listing of health professionals dedicated to treating people with eating disorders.