Eating disorders
Personalised residential programs to support recovery from eating disorders – with one-on-one care, medical oversight, and compassionate, whole-person treatment.
Food should never feel like fear.
Disordered eating can take many forms – restriction, bingeing, purging, obsession, or control – but beneath the behaviours are deeper emotional, psychological, and physical patterns. Our one-on-one residential programs are designed to gently unpack those layers, rebuild self-worth, and support lasting recovery.
Begin your personalised healing journey.
Feeling out of control around food, body image, or eating habits?
Eating disorders aren’t just about food – they’re complex mental health conditions shaped by deep-rooted emotional, psychological, and environmental factors. From anorexia and bulimia to binge eating, orthorexia, and body dysmorphia, these patterns often form as a way to cope with stress, trauma, or a need for control.
Signs vary from person to person, but may include obsessive thoughts about weight or body shape, rigid food rules, compulsive exercise, or cycles of restriction and bingeing. Behind the behaviour is often a persistent sense of anxiety, guilt, or low self-worth.
Healing begins when you address the drivers – not just the symptoms. Our personalised, one-on-one programs combine psychological therapy, nutritional support, and lifestyle change to help rebuild a healthy relationship with food, your body, and yourself.
Your journey to stability
Understanding Your Story
We begin with a full assessment of your eating behaviours, emotional history, physical health, and nervous system state. Your program is built around your unique relationship with food, body, and self — no assumptions, no stereotypes.
Rebuilding Safety in the Body
We stabilise the system through functional nutrition, gut support, and somatic therapies that calm the body and reduce internal chaos. Nature therapy, targeting prescriptive movement and equine work help restore a sense of safety and reconnection without force or fear.
Restoring Biological Balance
Disordered eating disrupts hormones, digestion, mood, and brain function. Through naturopathy, targeted nutrition, and supplementation, we replenish what’s been depleted and support long-term balance. By regulating mood and restoring brain function, we build the resilience needed for lasting recovery.
Healing the Relationship with Food & Self
Using evidence-based therapies like CBT-E, ACT, IFS, and trauma-informed body image work, we help you discover why control around food has become your coping mechanism and guide you to develop healthier, more effective ways to manage emotions. We work on rebuilding trust, emotional regulation, and identity - supporting you to eat, feel, and live free from shame and the need for control.
Evidence-based
We take a compassionate, non-judgemental approach to disordered eating – addressing the emotional, psychological, and physical factors behind it. There’s no BMI cut-off, no forced re-feeding – just tailored care in a safe, supported setting.
Family involvement is encouraged, with coaching provided to help your support network contribute to long-term recovery.
What your program includes
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Eating disorders: signs, symptoms, and how to find support
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FAQs
FAQs about eating disorder treatment
Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that affect both physical and emotional wellbeing. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you love, this section answers common questions about treatment, recovery, and what to expect at Noosa Confidential.
What types of eating disorders do you treat?
We provide personalised treatment for a range of eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and disordered eating behaviours related to trauma, anxiety, or low self-worth.
How do I know if I or someone I love needs help?
Warning signs can include obsessive thoughts about food or body image, restrictive eating, bingeing or purging, rapid weight loss or gain, and withdrawal from social situations. If eating habits are affecting health or daily life, it’s worth seeking support.
Do you offer medical and nutritional support?
Yes. Our integrated team includes medical doctors, nurses, and qualified dietitians who work together to support both the physical and psychological aspects of eating disorder recovery.
Is the program suitable for people who don’t fit the ‘typical’ eating disorder profile?
Absolutely. Eating disorders affect people of all ages, genders, and body types. We tailor every program to the individual, not a diagnosis.
Will my treatment be private and confidential?
Yes. We are a discreet, private facility with a maximum of five guests at a time. Your care is one-on-one, and your privacy is respected at every stage.
We’re here to help.
Let’s talk about how we can support you.
