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Safety first, then your Why Anchor: three reasons that outlast motivation, handed back to you before every meal.
Anorexia shows up at every meal, and your treatment team cannot be at every one. The Companion gives you in the moment structure for before, during and the hour after, so you are never at the table with nothing but willpower.
You spend the whole day dreading dinner, and you are exhausted before the meal even starts.
You can get through the meal. It is the hour after that undoes you.
Your team gives you a plan in session, but at the table it is just you and the voice.
You know what you are meant to do, but in the moment the plan is hard to hold.
The structures, scripts and tools our dietitians use in eating disorder recovery support, as an interactive companion that remembers your reasons and your progress.
Safety first, then your Why Anchor: three reasons that outlast motivation, handed back to you before every meal.
The starved brain explained, the eating disorder voice named, and why meals can get easier with practice.
A guided walk through before, during and the hour after every meal, with scripts for the hardest minutes.
Six ticks a day. No numbers, no food names, no judgement. Structure that decides so you do not have to.
A live exposure ladder that tracks each food, rung by rung, repeat by repeat.
Ride out the wave with a 10 minute timer and log every urge you outlast.
A plan for the hardest days, responses for comments at the table and boundary scripts to send before big events.
Your whole week on one printable page your dietitian or psychologist can actually use.
Log distress before and after meals in two taps, and see how it changes over the weeks, in your own record.
Open it before any meal for your reasons, a two minute set up, scripts for when you stall and a plan for the hour after. Each module unlocks as you finish the one before, so it never overwhelms.
Every meal you get through is logged in seconds, distress before and after, so you can look back and see your own progress over time.
Nothing counts, weighs or measures food. No calories and no food diaries. The only numbers are about how you feel.
One tap turns your week into a printable summary for your dietitian or psychologist, so sessions start from the real picture.
No. The Companion is a self help tool for the space between appointments. It is designed to be used alongside a dietitian, psychologist or GP, and its final module is built to hand your week back to them.
Yes. It is a web app that runs in your browser on any phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to install. Your entries save automatically on your device, and a one tap backup file means you do not lose your progress.
Everything you write stays in your browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded to us or anyone else. Your data only leaves your device if you choose to print or copy your clinician summary yourself.
No. There are no numbers about food anywhere in the Companion: no calories, no portions and no weights. The only thing tracked is how you feel before and after meals, as your own record of how it is going.
Both of you can use it. It is written for the person in recovery, and includes a script to hand to a support person explaining what helps at the table and what does not.
Lifetime access to all 8 modules, every script and tool, the distress tracker, the fear food ladder, the urge timer, the clinician summary and all future updates. One payment, no subscription.
The full Mealtime Companion, yours to keep.
One-time payment. No subscription.
The Mealtime Companion is a self help support tool designed to be used alongside professional care. It does not provide diagnosis, assessment or medical advice, and it is not a replacement for treatment from your dietitian, psychologist or GP.
Our psychologists and Accredited Practising Dietitians see clients by video anywhere in Australia, with Medicare rebates on an eligible GP plan. No referral needed to start.