Meet Korey

Hi! I'm Korey (they/she); queer, neurodivergent, Non-Diet dietitian and founder of Nutrition for Every Body

I'm an Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) with a passion for helping people of all shapes, sizes, identities and abilities to develop a healthy relationship with food, their mind and bodies.

I was inspired by my own journey to help others understand the harmful effects of diet culture and other oppressive systems on relationships with food and oneself, and achieve a sense of safety within and autonomy over their bodies.

I proudly practice through a Health At Every Size®, fat positive and Non-Diet lens, valuing diversity and inclusion, and lived experience* : with passionate advocacy for safe, trauma-informed, identity affirming, and personalised care.

My hobbies and special interests outside of work include dancing, crochet, looking after my plants, and collecting rocks, tattoos, and memes.

My Story

*I acknowledge that I hold the following intersecting privileges, and how societal frameworks shape my life and practice:

White, Australian
Thin, exempt from weight-based discrimination
Able-bodied
Tertiary level educated
Financial security & business owner

I recognise that I cannot speak on experiences I do not have. I actively strive to uplift and amplify voices of other marginalised identities, rather than overshadowing or making presumptions about their experiences.

Qualifications & Professional Affiliations

Bachelor of Applied Science (BAppSc), La Trobe University
Masters of Dietetic Practice (MDietPrac), La Trobe University
The Low FODMAP Diet for IBS, Monash University
Dietitians Australia (DA): Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD)
Australia and New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders(ANZAED): Member
ANZAED: Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC)
EDRDPro: Member
Size Inclusive Health (HAES®) Australia: Member
Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH): Member

Offerings

Individual Nutrition Counselling

Our practice draws upon a combination of different values-based approaches, alongside collaborative consideration of an individual's unique experiences, needs and goals. Some of which include:

The Non-Diet Approach
Weight Inclusive Care and HAES® principles
Trauma Informed Care
Responsive Feeding approaches
Trans, neurodivergent, and disability affirming models
Personal and professional lived experience

✅ Our services may be suitable for you if:

You have or suspected to have an eating disorder
Your relationship with food/body affects your wellbeing and/or quality of life
You want to build body trust and eat intuitively
You seek a dietitian with eating disorder/ queer/neurodivergent lived experience
You have found weight-centred nutrition approaches unhelpful/harmful

❌ Our services may NOT be suitable for you if:

Your main goal is weight loss/management
You seek a prescriptive meal plan/direct instructions for how to eat

Please note: we now only work with ages 16 and above

Learn more about services

Areas of interest and experience include:

Eating and body-related concerns

- Disordered eating/chronic dieting

- Diagnosed and suspected eating disorders, including:

Anorexia Nervosa (AN)
Bulimia Nervosa (BN)
Binge Eating Disorder (BED)
Other specific feeding and eating disorders (OSFED)
Avoidant Restrictive Feeding and Intake Disorder (ARFID)

- Feeding challenges and/or differences

- Weight and/or body concerns, including and/or intersections with:

Body dysmorphia
Gender or disability-related dysphoria
Marginalised bodies/identities
Internalised weight bias

Inclusivity and Social Justice

- Working with underrepresented and/or marginalised groups, including, but not limited to:

Neurodivergent folks eg. autism, ADHD
LGBTQIA+, trans/gender diverse (TGD) folks

- Rejecting oppressive systems, uplifting marginalised voices

- Intersectionality, cultural humility, advocacy

Evidence-based Nutrition

Including, but not limited to: