Psychologists & Dietitians dedicated to providing support and treatment of eating, weight and body image concerns.
Providing services across the Newcastle and Central Coast regions in NSW from our offices in Tuggerah and Wallsend, Myrtle Oak Clinic is a unique multidisciplinary team of Psychologists and Dietitians who have a special focus in the counselling and treatment of individuals (children, adults and families) with difficulties around eating attitudes and eating behaviours, body image issues, unhealthy dieting practices and clinical eating disorders.
Myrtle Oak Clinic is here to support anyone who wants to change their relationship with their mind, food and body. Whether you are experiencing symptoms such as stress, anxiety, depression with concerns around food, eating and body image; or you are finding managing your life to be an ongoing struggle and feel stuck with the same pattern of unhelpful thoughts, our multidisciplinary team can work with you to overcome these challenges and live a more comfortable, enjoyable and healthy life.
Myrtle Oak Clinic’s team of highly skilled clinicians have a vast range of knowledge and experience in the field of Eating Disorders, Disordered Eating, Body Image, Self Esteem and intuitive eating.
Myrtle Oak Clinic understands that each client’s experience and needs are different. As such treatment is tailored to suit the individual. Our multi-disciplinary team work together with the client, and their families, to offer the best chance of recovery, using evidence based treatment options.
Myrtle Oak Clinic looks forward to welcoming you to our clinic.
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