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Eating Disorder
Recovery Centre,
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Most people in eating disorder recovery benefit from both an accredited dietitian and an AHPRA registered psychologist. A dietitian focuses on nutritional rehabilitation, food rules, and meal patterns. A psychologist addresses underlying anxiety, body image, shame, trauma, and emotion regulation. Our integrated team works together with shared notes and weekly case discussions. We can advise on the right starting point during your initial consultation.

No, you do not need a GP referral to book your initial consultation with our dietitian or psychologist team. If you wish to claim Medicare rebates, your GP can provide a Mental Health Care Plan (10 psychology sessions) or an Eating Disorder Management Plan (20 dietitian + 40 psychology sessions in a 12 month period). We will guide you through the process.

No. You do not need a formal diagnosis to access our support. If food rules, restriction, bingeing, purging, body image distress, or emotional eating are affecting your life, you deserve clinical support today. We provide comprehensive assessments to help guide your individual recovery journey, with or without a diagnosis.

Yes. Eating disorders are mental illnesses, not weight illnesses. Many people with serious eating disorders are at a normal or higher weight. If your relationship with food, exercise, or your body is causing distress or impacting your life, you are sick enough and deserve support. Early intervention dramatically improves recovery outcomes.

Your initial consultation (60 minutes with a dietitian, 50 minutes with a psychologist) is a deep dive into your story, history, and current struggles. Your clinician will gather a clinical picture, discuss your goals, and outline a clear next step. We do this in a completely judgement free space. Together we will determine whether you would benefit from a dietitian, psychologist, or both.

Below are our standard session fees, plus the gap you would pay after the Medicare rebate.

Rebates as of 1 July 2026. Every psychology session is 50 minutes, and clinical psychologist sessions attract a higher rebate ($149.05) than registered psychologist sessions ($101.55). Private health insurance may further reduce your gap fee.

Your gap fee is the difference between our session fee and the Medicare rebate. Dietitian sessions under an EDP attract a $63.40 rebate, leaving a gap of $156.60 for a 60 minute initial or $126.60 for a 45 minute review. Psychology sessions are 50 minutes. A registered psychologist session attracts a $101.55 rebate under either an MHCP or EDP, leaving a gap of $158.45. Clinical psychologist sessions attract a higher rebate of $149.05, leaving a gap of $160.95. Private health insurance may further reduce your out of pocket cost.

Book a long appointment with your GP and explain you want to be assessed for an Eating Disorder Management Plan. Your GP will assess against the Medicare eligibility criteria, complete the EDP, and provide a referral. You can start working with our team before this is finalised, and we collaborate directly with your GP throughout the process.

We do not bulk bill. We lodge your Medicare claim for you after each session, and your rebate usually lands in your bank account within 1 to 3 business days, so you are only out of pocket for the gap fee. We also accept private health insurance rebates with most major Australian funds (Bupa, Medibank, HCF, NIB, AHM, and others). We give you an itemised receipt with the provider number so you can claim through your fund.