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Dietitian Spotlight: What Health Professionals Need to Know to Spot Early Red Flags for Eating Disorders.
Continuing our spotlight for Dietitian’s Week, Senior Clinical Dietitian Mellisa Ashley shares the key early warning signs for eating disorders that every dietitian — and health professional — should recognise in their practice.
13 May, 2026
Why Dietitians Are Essential in Eating Disorder Care
To mark Dietitians Week (11–17 May), we’re shining a spotlight on the essential role dietitians play across the healthcare system — particularly in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders. In this piece, we explore why dietitians are a vital part of evidence‑based eating disorder care and multidisciplinary treatment teams.
11 May, 2026
Seeing the System Shift: Monique’s Ten Years Through the NSW Health Service Plan
As she concludes over ten years in the role of Eating Disorder Coordinator, Monique Van Leeuwen reflects on the system before the NSW Health Service Plan, and the significant way it has reshaped eating disorder care.
19 Mar, 2026
Eating Disorders in Men: Veteran Aussie sports broadcaster urges us to speak up.
Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses. They are not a phase, a diet gone too far, a cry for attention or a "lifestyle choice". They can occur at any point across the lifespan, socioeconomic levels, cultures and genders. But eating disorders among men are significantly underdiagnosed. Veteran sports journalist and broadcaster Dan Lonergan wants this to change.
27 Aug, 2025
“Back in the Driver’s Seat”: How one clinician is using InsideOut’s digital programs to transform eating disorder care in the community.
In this candid Q&A, clinical psychologist and UTS lecturer Dr Amy Burton reflects on the transformative impact of the InsideOut eClinic in her practice — and how it’s filling critical treatment gaps across Australia.
06 Aug, 2025
The role of Primary Health Nurses in the care and treatment of people with eating disorders
How primary health nurses are positioned to revolutionise eating disorder detection and early intervention
12 May, 2025
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