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Uk's best Eating Disorder Dietitian's and Eating Disorder Nutritionists 

We provide 1-1 online nutrition support through individualised consultations for women with Binge Eating Disorder, ARFID & stable Anorexia Nervosa 

All our nutrition consultations are done via our telehealth online platform and app.  Wherever you are, you can speak to our expert dietitian's & nutritionists.

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Our process is simple 

1. You book an initial consultation

 2. You activate your practice better account (our online software) 

3.  We send you the pre-assessment forms

4. You will receive an email with your zoom link

5. You meet your dietitian. 

At Nutrition and Co, we have highly skilled , experienced and qualified eating disorder dietitian's that will be your number one support throughout your entire recovery journey. 

We help clients with optimal nutrition support for ​;

Binge Eating Disorder 
 
Bulimia Nervosa 
 
Anorexia Nervosa 
 
Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) 
 
Bigorexia 
 
Orthorexia 
 

Binge Eating Disorder 

How can seeing on of our expert Eating Disorder Dietitian's help with recovery?

  • Teach intuitive eating skills- making peace with their food and body. With binge eating disorder, food often becomes the culprit, as individuals struggle with a “love-hate” relationship with themselves and their bodies.

  • Help identify non food related coping strategies - Individuals with binge eating disorder may also feel a sense of chaos that revolves around food, as foods are often eaten out of proportion to what is actually needed or for sheer emotional reasons.

  • Help with stopping the restrictive dieting cycle - A person with binge eating disorder may also struggle with their weight or hyper focus on weight loss, which can further perpetuate a cycle of binge eating.

  • Meal planning - balancing our blood sugar levels and ensuring the individual is eating enough of the right food to prevent lapses , binges and /or purges. 

  • Correct any nutritional deficiencies 

  • Myth Busting! - Your registered dietitian will also help an individual work through food myths, misconceptions, and fallacies that may be believed about food, weight, and intake.

  • Monitor weight trends for you - A registered dietitian can also monitor weight trends, help with meal planning, grocery shopping, meal support and working on integrating family members into nutrition plans. 

ARFID 

ARFID Signs and When to Seek Help

  • avoidance of complete food groups, food textures

  • difficulty trying foods with certain textures, smells, tastes

  • accepting less than 20 foods

  • poor appetite

  • difficulty chewing/swallowing

  • significant weight loss

  • in children drop in weight and/or height percentile on growth curve

How a Dietitian can Help with ARFID

  • Reduce mealtime and feeding anxiety.

  • Assess potential nutrition deficiencies and provide appropriate recommendations as needed.

  • Assess barriers to feeding including causes of feeding or eating difficulties.

  • Referrals to additional health care providers (i.e therapist, occupational or speech therapist), as needed.

  • Provide education on how and what to offer for meals and snacks.

  • Positive approaches to introduce and explore new foods.

  • Work together to select new foods to try.

Anorexia Nervosa 

How a dietitian can help in your recovery process? 

  • Weight restoration 

  • Meal plans 

  • Myth busting 

  • Goal setting 

  • Eliminating any nutritional deficiencies 

  • Monitoring food intake 

  • Preventing any further complications of health 

  • Family intervention and meal planning 

  • Side effect control 

  • Preventing refeeding syndrome 

  • Liase with our multi-discplinary team 

"DO I HAVE AN EATING DISORDER?"

Click HERE to download the EAT-26 screening tool

Or, you can answer the S.C.O.F.F Questionnaire:
  • Do you ever make yourself Sick because you feel uncomfortably full?

  • Do you worry you have lost Control over how much you eat?

  • Have you recently lost more than 10kg (ONE stone)in a three-month period?

  • Do you believe yourself to be Fat when others say you are too thin?

  • Would you say that Food dominates your life?

What to expect 

You will complete the pre assessment questionnaire and activate your online account. 

Initial consultations are 60 minutes in duration, you will meet your dedicated eating disorder dietitian and discuss your goals, analyse your lifestyle and symptoms.  After your initial consultation, you will have a clear plan of what is expected going forward. Meal plans will be devised if indicated. If you require blood tests a letter will be written to your GP after your initial consultation for those tests to be done before our follow up. 

Your dietitian may also help you plan the best foods to buy and prepare for yourself or your family.

Follow up sessions will be booked in advanced. Depending on what your  dietitian feels is best suites, you will require check ins weekly or bi-weekly for 3-6-12 months depending on the individuals circumstances. 

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