Philosophy of an Eating Disorder Dietitian
Non-Diet Dietitian
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
Practicing through a weight neutral, non-diet evidence based lens. This involves improving your health and working towards goals without restriction. Helping guide you towards a flexible eating pattern that is sustainable for you and your life stage. Letting go of the eating disorder mindset. Ideally leaning into a mindful, intuitive appr
Practicing through a weight neutral, non-diet evidence based lens. This involves improving your health and working towards goals without restriction. Helping guide you towards a flexible eating pattern that is sustainable for you and your life stage. Letting go of the eating disorder mindset. Ideally leaning into a mindful, intuitive approach to eating, to meet your individual nutritional, hunger and pleasure requirements.
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
At Return Nutrition we acknowledge that eating disorders happen to people in all shapes and sizes. Our care is delivered from the Health at Every Size® (HAES®) paradigm. This means our eating disorder dietitian supports you in compassionate and meaningful way, regardless of body size or shape and without the pursuit of intentional weight
At Return Nutrition we acknowledge that eating disorders happen to people in all shapes and sizes. Our care is delivered from the Health at Every Size® (HAES®) paradigm. This means our eating disorder dietitian supports you in compassionate and meaningful way, regardless of body size or shape and without the pursuit of intentional weight loss. This approach is respectful and promotes eating for well being. It displaces the idea that we can judge a person’s health by their weight.
COLLABORATIVE
Health at Every Size® (HAES®)
COLLABORATIVE
Together we will explore what health means to you and establish what your health priorities are. Whatever stage of eating disorder recovery you are at, we work collaboratively to foster a positive relationship with food and your body. Moving forward as a team with your health care providers, such as your GP and Psychologist, to achieve the safest and most appropriate care available.
