Supervision & Consultation

Why seek specialist eating disorder consultation and supervision?

Eating disorder treatment can feel daunting, even for experienced clinicians.

You might worry about safety, risk management, or whether you have the right skills to support your clients.

With the right guidance, you can confidently expand your skills and feel equipped to offer evidence-based support for clients with eating disorders.

Best practice brings together:

  • Research evidence

  • Clinical expertise

  • Respect for client values, preferences, and individual characteristics

With specialist consultation and supervision, you can expect:

  • More positive treatment outcomes

  • Stronger therapeutic rapport

  • Greater client satisfaction and wellbeing

  • Increased professional confidence and mastery

  • Safe and ethical practice

What Former Supervisees Have Said*

  • “Eve clearly explained key ideas & approaches to assessing & treating eating disorders & could answer questions with reference to the research literature.”

    Former supervisee

  • “Eve focused on key ideas which felt manageable & kept the learning at a good pace. She balanced exploring personal aspects (developing the self) and client-oriented aspects (developing interpersonal & practical skills) in her approach.”

    Former supervisee

  • “Eve took the time in regular supervision to validate & point out things I did well which helped a lot with my confidence. I really appreciated her modelling a positive attitude about my learning.”

    Former supervisee

*[All quotes are responses given from clinical supervisees in response to a routine unsolicited review. They are shared anonymously.]

Why work with me?

  • Specialist Clinical Experience:
    Over 9 years’ experience treating mild to severe eating disorders and comorbidities across diverse settings.

  • Expertise in Evidence-Based Models:
    Trained in CBT for Eating Disorders, Enhanced CBT (CBT-E), CBT-T, SSCM, Guided Self-Help, and DBT for Eating Disorders.

  • Understanding of Scopes of Practice:
    Skilled at recognising when multidisciplinary collaboration is needed (e.g., doctor, dietitian, crisis support).

  • Supervision Experience:
    Supervised clinical psychologists, student interns, and early-career clinicians. Completed formal supervision training through the University of Auckland (2018).

  • Consultation Approach:
    As a former team coordinator, I offered accessible, on-demand consultation for colleagues - helping them problem-solve, refine strategies, and feel supported in complex cases.

  • Collegial, Collaborative Style:
    I believe in creating a professional community that shares knowledge and support to enhance client care.

  • Focus on Reflective Practice:
    I foster a compassionate, non-judgmental space where growth is celebrated and challenges are explored thoughtfully.

Please contact me to discuss supervision or consultation. Appointments can be in person or via telehealth depending on your needs, location and availability.

All details (yours and clients) will remain confidential.