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When a child stops eating the foods they once loved, most families turn to a psychologist. Very few think of a paediatri...
27/10/2026

When a child stops eating the foods they once loved, most families turn to a psychologist. Very few think of a paediatrician first. But for a young person with an eating disorder, a paediatrician is often the clinician who makes the rest of treatment safe enough to happen. Growth, bone health, and puberty can all be affected during windows that do not reopen, and that is exactly what a paediatrician is trained to assess and protect.

Written by our Guest Author, Zachary Reyes.
Read more on our blog: What is the Value of a Paediatrician in Eating Disorder Treatment for a Young Person?
https://bodymatters.com.au/paediatrician-young-person/

"What I Eat in a Day" videos look like harmless wellness content. But research shows that even a few minutes of viewing ...
14/10/2026

"What I Eat in a Day" videos look like harmless wellness content. But research shows that even a few minutes of viewing is enough to raise preoccupation with weight and shape, and this effect was found in general student samples, not just people already experiencing disordered eating. You do not have to be struggling with your relationship with food for this content to affect you.

In our latest blog, Guest Author Zachary Reyes explores why this popular social media content may have a greater impact on body image and eating behaviours than it appears.

Read more: "What I Eat in a Day": Why These Videos Are More Dangerous Than They Look https://bodymatters.com.au/what-i-eat-in-a-day/

Today is World Mental Health Day, and this year's themes are connection and thriving together.Eating and body image conc...
09/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day, and this year's themes are connection and thriving together.

Eating and body image concerns can feel quiet and private. A kind word from a friend, a parent who keeps showing up: these moments help people feel less alone.

If you are supporting someone, you matter in this too. Looking after your own wellbeing helps you stay steady for the people you care about.

Tag someone who helps you feel connected and let them know you are grateful for them today đź’›

The gym can be one of the best things in a man's life. It can also be one of the places where men's body image takes its...
30/09/2026

The gym can be one of the best things in a man's life. It can also be one of the places where men's body image takes its hardest hits. Same room, same weights, completely different experience depending on the culture around you. When goals move away from strength and enjoyment towards guilt and appearance, and when rest starts to feel like failure, it is worth paying attention.

In our latest blog, Guest Author Zachary Reyes explores The Importance of Non-Toxic Gym Culture and what to look for in creating a healthier relationship with training.

Read the blog:https://bodymatters.com.au/non-toxic-gym-culture-2/

You want to know that the care you or your loved one receives is informed by the latest research and evidence. At ANZAED...
08/09/2026

You want to know that the care you or your loved one receives is informed by the latest research and evidence.

At ANZAED 2026, BodyMatters Australasia clinicians Phoebe Joshua, Dr. Carmel Harrison, Mari Harrison and Jaime McLellan shared research and joined important conversations around eating disorder treatment, trauma, metabolic health, GLP-1s and body image.

Read the highlights from the conference and see how ongoing professional development helps inform evidence-based care at BodyMatters.
Read the full article here: https://bodymatters.com.au/anzaed-conference-2026/

Less than three weeks left.Our spring sale on all remaining 2026 and 2027 eating disorder training closes 18 September 2...
02/09/2026

Less than three weeks left.

Our spring sale on all remaining 2026 and 2027 eating disorder training closes 18 September 2026.

Nine workshops left this year, one code, 10% off each. You've got a full term ahead of clients who need evidence based care. This is the moment to invest in the skills that back you up in session.

Use code SPRINGCPD10 at checkout before 18 September.

Lock in your spot → https://bodymatters.com.au/eating-disorder-training-australia/

Help Shape Future Research on Body Image and Higher WeightA researcher from La Trobe University is inviting clinicians a...
21/07/2026

Help Shape Future Research on Body Image and Higher Weight

A researcher from La Trobe University is inviting clinicians and adults with lived experience of higher weight to take part in a survey and semi-structured interview exploring body image and higher weight. Your participation can help improve understanding and contribute to future research in this important area.

Learn more and take part: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bodyimage_higherweight

Adelaide, this one’s for you. 🧸🌿 We’re so proud to share that BodyMatters now has a physical clinic in Adelaide with our...
15/07/2026

Adelaide, this one’s for you. 🧸🌿 We’re so proud to share that BodyMatters now has a physical clinic in Adelaide with our psychologist Emily Stewart-Petiq, who has been providing empathetic telehealth care for eating disorders and body image concerns for years.

From 7 July 2026, Emily will be available Tuesdays and Wednesdays at our new Goodwood rooms to support adolescents and adults seeking eating disorder help in Adelaide, face-to-face.

If you’ve been waiting for in-person eating disorder support closer to home, Emily and the BodyMatters team are ready to help. Learn more → Emily in Adelaide; BodyMatters Newest Clinic https://bodymatters.com.au/emily-in-adelaide/

PRIDE Month is a time to celebrate, but it’s also a time to acknowledge the very real health challenges facing the LGBTQ...
30/06/2026

PRIDE Month is a time to celebrate, but it’s also a time to acknowledge the very real health challenges facing the LGBTQIA+ community. Research shows that eating disorders affect LGBTQIA+ individuals at significantly higher rates, with transgender young people particularly vulnerable.

In this blog, BodyMatters Psychologist Rebecca Jaggard shares clinical insights into the risk and protective factors that influence transgender individuals' relationship with food and body image, alongside the latest research and practical guidance for providing affirming support.

Awareness, affirmation, and access to specialised care can change lives.

Read: Living with PRIDE: The LGBTQIA+ Experience with Food and Body → https://bodymatters.com.au/living-with-pride/

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