Iamhereformyself
Australia’s national eating disorder research and clinical excellence institute
Rethinking eating disorders from the InsideOut
Funded by the Australian and NSW Governments
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Latest Updates
“A powerful example of collaboration in action”: Eating disorder organisations unite in Canberra to call for reform and investment
InsideOut Institute today joined Australia's leading eating disorder organisations at Parliament House to call for reform and investment in prevention, early intervention, and treatment.
4 Sep, 2025
Former AFL star Brock McLean joins InsideOut as eClinic Ambassador to shine a light on men’s experiences with eating disorders
Former AFL player Brock McLean has joined the InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders as an ambassador for its world-first eClinic, using his lived experience with bulimia nervosa to challenge stigma and highlight the often-overlooked reality that eating disorders affect men too.
21 Aug, 2025
World-first, free eClinic opening the door for Australians to access life-saving eating disorder treatment
CANBERRA, Thursday, July 24, 2025 – In a landmark move set to transform eating disorder treatment in Australia, MPs, clinicians, celebrities, patients and carers will gather at Parliament House today, to launch the world’s-first, free, national eClinic dedicated to these complex illnesses.
23 Jul, 2025
Parliamentary Friends of Mental Health Event: The Rising Cost of Eating Disorders
InsideOut Institute partnered with the Parliamentary Friends of Mental Health to invite key eating disorder stakeholders and MPs to come together at Parliament House on Wednesday evening to discuss the costs of eating disorders.
14 May, 2024
Learn the basics of nutrition with our new eLearning module
Are you a health professional working with people with eating disorders who is unsure how nutrition can play a role in treatment? Are you worried you might say the wrong thing about food? Then you'll be interested in InsideOut Institute’s e-learning module
25 Mar, 2024
Australian-first online program for people supporting a loved one with an eating disorder is effective in easing carer burden.
New data reveals Australian-first online program for people supporting a loved one with an eating disorder is effective in easing carer burden regardless of age, gender identification, carer role, or lived experience of the person they are caring for.
1 Feb, 2024
Since 2018...
200+
Research publications
10 000+
Clinicians trained
32
Research projects
$5.5m+
Research funding
Who are we?
InsideOut is Australia’s National Institute for Eating Disorders Research and clinical excellence. We conduct and translate research into clinical and practice excellence, in collaboration with our national and global partners.
Our aim is to transform the prevention and treatment landscape for people with eating disorders in Australia, and ultimately find a cure. Our team of expert researchers, clinicians, policy makers and consumer advisors lead the development of several major national and state research, education and training initiatives in eating disorders.
InsideOut is a leader in effecting change through service and policy development both locally and nationally. We are at the forefront of new and emerging technologies for the delivery of quality clinical care for people with eating disorders and strong advocates for the enhancement of the health system to meet the needs of people presenting with eating disorders, their families and support networks.
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