- Australian Psychological Society – Believe in Change Tip Sheet www.psychology.org.au
Most of the research indicates that there is a complex set of factors that include cultural, social, family, personality, psychological, physical and genetic aspects of each individual that can interact in a way that an eating disorder may develop. This can be insidious in nature whereby it can emerge over a period of time—sometimes outside your awareness—until you notice its interference with normal daily activities.
We offer therapy that understands the individual differences associated with an eating disorder. We will assist you with understanding your unique processes and complexities behind the development of your eating disorder. It is anticipated that as you identify your ‘drivers’ behind this behaviour it will illuminate in you meaning that can offer you choice points to support yourself differently in a gentle manageable way.
Medicare rebates are available with a GP Mental Health Care Plan. Private Health Fund rebates may apply (no referral required).