Telehealth Treatment
Confidential Online Therapy for Eating Disorders Wherever You Live
Glynn Mind Clinic offers secure Telehealth appointments with psychologists and dietitians, allowing you to access evidence-based care from the comfort and privacy of your own home. Telehealth is a convenient option and can support individuals, families, adolescents, and adults throughout metropolitan, regional, rural and remote communities across Australia.
We are also able to support patients closer to our clinics and combine these services and allow patients to access both face to face and Telehealth appointments. This provides you with the flexibility to enjoy the convenience of Telehealth but attend some appointments in a face to face manner as well. Please contact us to discuss what would suit your requirements.
Specialist Eating Disorder Psychologists
Our psychologists provide evidence-based treatment approaches including:
- CBT-E
- Family Based Treatment (FBT)
- CBT-AR
- ACT
- DBT-informed interventions
Specialist Eating Disorder Dietitians
Our dietitians support:
- Nutritional rehabilitation
- Weight restoration
- Meal planning
- Food exposure work
- ARFID support
- Recovery from restrictive eating
- Binge eating recovery
Booking is simple:
- Book online through our website, or
- Contact our reception team by phone or email.
- We will help match you with the most appropriate clinician based on your needs and goals.
- You will receive appointment confirmation and a secure telehealth link prior to your session.
We use a secure, confidential video platform designed for healthcare consultations.
You do not need to download any special software in most cases. Simply click the link provided in your appointment confirmation email and join from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
We recommend:
- A stable internet connection
- A quiet, private space
- Headphones if preferred for additional privacy
Your first appointment focuses on understanding your current concerns, goals, and circumstances.
Your clinician may discuss:
- What has brought you to seek support
- Current symptoms and challenges
- Relevant medical, mental health, and personal history
- Previous treatment experiences
- Your goals for therapy or nutritional support
Together, you will develop a plan for treatment and discuss recommendations for ongoing care.
There is no pressure to share everything immediately. The first session is also an opportunity for you to get to know your clinician and ask any questions you may have.
Eligible clients may access Medicare rebates for psychology services when referred under an appropriate Mental Health Treatment Plan or Eating Disorder Management Plan.
Eating Disorders We Can Support via Telehealth
Anorexia Nervosa
An eating disorder characterised by an intense fear of gaining weight, restricted food intake and a distorted perception of body weight or shape.
How we can help
- Addressing thoughts and beliefs around food, weight and body image.
- Reducing anxiety and fear around eating and helping develop healthier behaviours.
- Building coping strategies for stress, emotions and triggers.
- Improving body image and self-esteem.
- Supporting recovery and preventing relapse.
Treatment is often part of a multidisciplinary team, which may also include a GP, dietitian and other health professionals.
Bulimia Nervosa
An eating disorder characterised by recurrent episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviours, such as vomiting, excessive exercise or misuse of laxatives, in an attempt to prevent weight gain.
How we can help
- Understanding and addressing the binge-purge cycle.
- Developing more regular and balanced eating patterns.
- Reducing feelings of guilt, shame and anxiety around food.
- Building healthier coping strategies for difficult emotions.
- Improving body image and self-esteem.
- Supporting long-term recovery and relapse prevention.
Binge Eating Disorder
An eating disorder characterised by recurrent episodes of eating large amounts of food while experiencing a sense of loss of control, often accompanied by feelings of shame, guilt or distress.
How we can help
- Identifying the emotional, behavioural and environmental triggers for binge eating.
- Establishing regular and nourishing eating patterns.
- Developing healthier ways to manage emotions and stress.
- Reducing guilt and self-criticism around food and eating.
- Improving body image, self-esteem and self-compassion.
- Supporting sustainable behaviour change and recovery.
Treatment is often part of a multidisciplinary team, which may also include a GP, dietitian and other health professionals.
ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)
An eating disorder characterised by restrictive eating that is not driven by body image concerns. Restrictions may be related to sensory sensitivities, fear of adverse consequences from eating, or a lack of interest in food.
How we can help
- Understanding factors contributing to food avoidance or restriction.
- Gradually increasing food variety and flexibility around eating.
- Reducing anxiety, fears or sensory challenges related to food.
- Supporting nutritional adequacy and overall wellbeing.
- Building confidence with meals, social eating and new foods.
- Supporting individuals and families throughout the recovery process.
Treatment is often part of a multidisciplinary team, which may also include a GP, dietitian and other health professionals.
OSFED (Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder)
An eating disorder where a person experiences significant eating disorder symptoms and distress but does not meet the full criteria for another specific eating disorder diagnosis.
How we can help
- Assessing and understanding eating disorder symptoms and their impact.
- Addressing unhelpful thoughts and behaviours related to food, eating and body image.
- Establishing more flexible and balanced eating patterns.
- Developing healthy coping strategies for emotional challenges.
- Improving self-esteem and body image.
- Supporting recovery and preventing symptoms from worsening.
Treatment is often part of a multidisciplinary team, which may also include a GP, dietitian and other health professionals.
Disordered Eating
A broad term describing unhealthy relationships with food, eating, exercise or body image that may not meet the criteria for an eating disorder but can still have a significant impact on wellbeing.
How we can help
- Exploring patterns of restrictive eating, emotional eating or food-related anxiety.
- Challenging unhelpful beliefs around food, weight and appearance.
- Developing a more balanced and flexible approach to eating.
- Improving the relationship with food and body.
- Building confidence in responding to hunger and fullness cues.
- Supporting overall physical and emotional wellbeing.
Early intervention can help prevent disordered eating behaviours from developing into a more serious eating disorder.
Body Image Difficulties
Persistent concerns, dissatisfaction or distress related to body shape, weight or appearance that can negatively affect self-esteem, confidence and quality of life.
How we can help
- Identifying and challenging negative body image thoughts and beliefs.
- Reducing body checking, comparison and appearance-focused behaviours.
- Building body acceptance, self-compassion and confidence.
- Developing a healthier relationship with appearance and self-worth.
- Managing social, cultural and personal pressures related to body image.
- Supporting long-term improvements in wellbeing and self-esteem.
Treatment can help individuals develop a more positive and balanced relationship with their body and themselves.
