Mind Mode Dietetics
Mind Mode Dietetitians
Mind Mode Dietetitians
Our Accredited Practising Dietitians specialise in the treatment of eating disorders.
They provide evidence-based, compassionate and neuroaffirming nutrition therapy that supports the physical and mental wellbeing of their clients.
Our Mind Mode dietitians can support you with the following health concerns:
- Eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, ARFID and other eating disorders
- Disordered eating and chronic dieting
- Weight concerns including recent weight loss or weight gain
- Food and eating difficulties related to ADHD and Autism.
- Chronic health conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
- Coeliac disease
- Constipation, diarrhoea or other gut conditions.
Our Accredited Practising Dietitians specialise in the treatment of eating disorders.
They provide evidence-based, compassionate and neuroaffirming nutrition therapy that supports the physical and mental wellbeing of their clients.
Our Mind Mode dietitians can support you with the following health concerns:
Denelle Cosier
Denelle (she/her) is an Accredited Practising Dietitian specialising in the treatment of eating disorders. Denelle’s dietetic approach is informed by the non-diet framework. She provides person-centred nutritional therapy that enhances the physical and mental wellbeing of her clients. Denelle is passionate about empowering her clients with the knowledge to confidently nourish themselves and to feel comfortable in their bodies. Denelle is a neuroaffirming dietitian and provides nutrition therapy that is suitable for Autistic and ADHD clients.
Denelle is also completing a PhD in nutrition, exploring diet and gut health in Inflammatory Bowel Disease. She is committed to providing evidence-based and up-to-date nutrition therapy for her clients and is always learning more so she can better support her clients.
- Location: Wollongong
Ebeney Whillas
Ebeney (she/her) is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who supports individuals to develop and maintain a positive relationship with food, while using medical nutrition therapy to assist in the management of chronic health conditions. Her practice is grounded in a non-diet framework and recognises that nutrition care should be individualised, flexible, and aligned with each client’s unique goals and needs.
With lived experience of recovery from emetophobia-driven ARFID, alongside published research exploring nutrition beyond elite sport, Ebeney brings both clinical expertise and personal insight to her work. She has a deep understanding of the mental and physical challenges associated with eating disorders and disordered eating, and approaches care with compassion, curiosity, and respect—recognising that no two experiences are the same.
Ebeney is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and collaborative
environment that supports truly patient-centred care. She values ongoing professional development and staying up to date with current evidence, continually refining her skills to best support her clients.
- Location: Wollongong
Eating Disorder Dietitian Package
Purchase your first three sessions with the Eating Disorder Dietitian Package today and save $90
Navigating recovery from an eating disorder takes time, consistency, and compassionate support. Mind Mode offers this package to help you commit to your healing journey while building a strong, trusting relationship with your dietitian.
It also ensures continuity of care, which is crucial when working through the complex thoughts, emotions, and behaviours around food and body image.
Think of it as an investment in stability—one that gives you space to slow down, feel supported, and focus on lasting change without having to rebook or rethink each step.
- This package is recommended for clients seeking treatment of an eating disorder.
- You will pay $450 for this package, which includes the initial assessment and two review sessions. The usual cost of an Initial Dietetic session for eating disorder clients is $240 and usual cost of each 45min review session is $150, therefore total package valued at $540.
- Clients referred by their GP with an Eating Disorder Management Plan or Chronic Disease Management Plan will receive a rebate of $60.35 after each session.
- Any session booked after the three sessions included in this deal will incur the usual fee.
- This offer is available for clients seeking in-person and telehealth services.
- To book this package, please contact the Mind Mode Admin team and ask to purchase the Eating Disorder Support Package.
Popular Question
Dietitians are experts in food and nutrition. They provide guidance about how to appropriately manage diets and nutrition for people who may be affected by health conditions such as diabetes, overweight and obesity, cancer, heart disease, renal disease, gastro-intestinal diseases and food allergies. A dietitian can help people maintain their health and reduce their risk of developing chronic disease.
Our Wollongong Dietitians work in the community and offer a broad range of services to support people in managing their nutritional requirements. Key areas of work for dietitians are:
Medical nutrition therapy – working with patients to assess their health and nutritional needs and to assist them to manage their medical condition(s) and symptoms via the use of a specifically tailored diet. Medical nutrition therapy may also involve enteral nutrition provision, monitoring and evaluation for a wide range of conditions.
Food service management – working with residential aged care facilities, child care centres and group homes for people with disabilities to provide clinical care, staff training, menu assessment and planning, and compliance monitoring of therapeutic diets.
Community and Public Health Nutrition – working with non-government and government organisations to develop preventive health programs, diabetes education and cardiovascular education, food security programs, to deliver nutrition education for groups, and to deliver activities such as supermarket tours and cooking classes.
There are a wide range of triggers that may lead to a person benefiting from the support of a dietitian. Some typical reasons why someone might be referred, or might independently choose, to see a dietitian include:
A newly diagnosed chronic disease
Signs that a chronic illness is not being managed such as increased Hba1c levels
Significant weight change
Recent poor food intake, poor appetite, or difficulty preparing or eating food
Changes in medication
Periodic reviews of medical nutrition therapy.