Are you looking for a safe, curious space to reflect on your practice and grow with support?
Would structured, attuned supervision help you feel more confident, resourced, and aligned in your work?

About my approach

I offer supervision to new graduates, and early- and mid-career dietitians, particularly those currently working in or wishing to work in private practice, mental health, eating disorder, and feeding therapy spaces. Having worked across general GP clinics, specialised eating and feeding disorder services, community health, and an eating disorder day program — and now running my own fully telehealth clinic — I understand the diverse realities dietitians navigate in clinical care.

My client work is firmly grounded in Health At Every Size and Neurodivergent Affirming principles, with a strong respect for autonomy and emotional safety. I’m especially passionate about Motivational Interviewing and its ability to foster collaborative, values-driven conversations that honour each person’s pace and priorities.

I’ve completed training in CBT-E, TBT-S, and DBT, and draw from Responsive Feeding Therapy, SOS Feeding Therapy, CBT-AR, and the Get Permission Approach in my work with ARFID and feeding concerns. I have also completed formal supervision training and engage in supervision of supervision.

In the early stages of my career, working solo across GP clinics, I didn’t engage with supervision — and I now know just how much I missed. Since then, I’ve engaged in consistent, thoughtful supervision over many years, and the growth has been so fulfilling. That journey has shaped my commitment to offering supervision spaces that honour emotional safety, reflective practice, and professional development.

My approach is respectful and attuned to the complexities of working in eating disorder, feeding disorder, and mental health care.

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