Carly Taylor

Carly Taylor brings over ten years of experience as a dietitian working alongside people to reconnect with food, body, and self—without shame. Her approach is grounded in evidence, guided by compassion, and centred on your lived experience.

Carly understands that food and body concerns don’t exist in isolation—they’re often shaped by years of dieting, weight stigma, or difficult relationships with eating. With experience across both public and private health systems, Carly offers thoughtful, individualised support to people navigating eating disorder recovery, chronic dieting, and the emotional toll of trying to “get it right” with food.

At Eat Love Live, Carly supports clients through a trauma-informed, collaborative, and socially conscious lens. She honours the ways that systems of oppression—including diet culture, ableism, transphobia, and fatphobia—can harm people’s relationships with food and their bodies. Carly works hard to create a space that’s inclusive and affirming of neurodivergent folks, people in higher weight bodies, gender-diverse people, and anyone who’s ever felt “othered” in healthcare.

Carly believes in working with you, not on you. She brings curiosity, creativity, and flexibility to her work—tailoring support to what you need, not to a rigid nutrition script. Her style is collaborative, non-judgmental, and empowering—whether you’re healing from disordered eating, navigating medical nutrition needs, or just trying to feel more at peace in your body.

When she’s not in the clinic, Carly is usually enjoying live music or art around Melbourne, spending time on a new hobby, or watching sport with her favourite people.

If you’re ready to feel more connected to food, body and self, Carly is here to support you.