Eating Disorder Dietitian
Aloysa Hourigan
Dietitian
Aloysa has over 30 years of experience as a Dietitian and has worked for Nutrition Australia and running her own private practice in Brisbane. In addition to her dietetic qualifications, Aloysa has a Graduate Diploma in Counselling from the Queensland University of Technology.
Having a counseling qualification alongside expertise in nutrition and food has led Aloysa to focus on the area of eating disorders and has a great deal of compassion and experience providing support for long-term recovery
Specialist areas:
Eating disorders
Gut disorders
Food intolerances
Anna D'Arcy
Co-Director
Anna is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and co-director of My Nutrition Clinic who has worked for over two decades in the development and delivery of weight management programmes for adults and children. Anna has a Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics along with a Masters in Public Health and has worked in both Australia and London (UK).
Favourite nutrition areas:
Weight management
Bariatric surgery
Depression
Eating Disorders
Gut issues
Some of the ways we can help:
Our dietitians are experienced in helping people through their eating disorder recovery and can give practical strategies to heal your relationship with food and your body. If you don’t have a dietitian on your treatment team, here are 5 reasons to include one:
- Challenging the diet culture and increase self-confidence with food choices
- Support flexible eating and increase satisfaction at mealtimes
- Gradually increase the nutrient density of your diet
- Understanding the potential to be healthy at every size
- Enhance ability to listen to our bodies
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