Welcome to Inner Room Psychology

Thank you for being here. We are a specialist team of registered Clinical Psychologists offering evidence-based treatment for mild to moderate presentations across the spectrum of eating disorders, disordered eating, body image difficulties, and related mood and anxiety disorders.
Our dedicated clinicians provide professional, personalised care to clients, warmly supporting them in their healing journey.

Inner Room (noun)
A dedicated, safe space within oneself - a private sanctuary for reflection, rest, and exploration of the mind and psyche. A place to slow down, be seen by oneself, and tend to the inner world.

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What We Offer

Inner Room Psychology is a specialist clinical psychology practice offering evidence-based treatment for eating disorders, body image concerns, and anxiety. We provide a supportive, non-judgemental space for clients to explore challenges, build insight, and work toward lasting change using approaches grounded in research and compassion.

All new enquiries/referrals will be added to our waitlist. We welcome referrals for individuals seeking support with:

  • Binge Eating

  • Dysregulated Eating (restrict/binge cycles)

  • Body Image Concerns

  • ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)

  • Anxiety Disorders (including health anxiety, GAD, panic, and related concerns)

We are based in Victoria, Australia and currently offer services exclusively via secure telehealth. Because of the level of medical monitoring required, presentations such as Anorexia Nervosa, Atypical Anorexia Nervosa, and Bulimia Nervosa (purging subtype) are not able to be supported through telehealth alone. The availability of in-clinic appointments will be reviewed toward the end of 2026.

Please note that, due to the limitations of private practice, we are unable to provide treatment for individuals who are at significant medical or psychological risk, including those with very low body weight or active suicidal ideation.