Meet Korey (she/they)

BAppSc, MDietPrac, APD, CEDC

AuDHD, queer, chronically ill, eating disorder lived experience.

I believe everyone deserves access to healthcare that is safe, affirming, and responsive to their individual needs. 

Food is so much more than nutrition. It can be a source of  connection, culture, comfort, routine, pleasure, identity, and so much more. The way we eat and the way we relate to food is shaped by our individual needs, lived experiences, and the world around us.

We're wonderfully diverse, and so, there is no one way to eating that works for everybody. Yet many of us have been taught otherwise. Dominant ideas about food, health, and bodies are shaped by powerful social structures, including diet culture and other systems of oppression, that privilege certain bodies, experiences, and ways of eating, while excluding others.

I'm passionate about helping people:

• understand their unique relationship with food and the factors that have shaped it; 
• recognise the role these systems play in the way we think about and experience food, health, and bodies; and
• discover approaches to eating that feel most supportive, sustainable, and aligned with their needs and who they are.

My role isn't to tell you how you should eat. It's to help support you discover what eating well looks like for you.

I proudly practice through a weight inclusive lens, with passionate advocacy for safe, trauma-informed, identity affirming, and personalised care.