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JOSEPHINE MONEY (APD, CEDC)

She/Her

Eat Love Live Founder & Clinical Director

Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD)
Accredited Nutritionist (AN)
Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC)

 

Josephine is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC), Founder and director of Eat Love Live and co-Founder of Eat Love Live Education. 

Jo has over 20 years experience, in the Eating disorders field,  providing  client centred, individual, social justice informed nutrition counselling. Jo has experience across a diverse range of settings including private, community and public health and in a variety of models including working with individuals, groups and program development.

Jo is aware of the multiple privileges she has as a cis, straight, white, able bodied person  that makes it easier to move through this world then others. Jo appreciates the courage and generosity of her many clients who have shared their lived experience with her that have contributed to her own learning and skills in supporting others. Jo has lived experience of living in a small fat body and the challenges that come with this and is passionate to support others where she can. 

Jo leads a team of experienced CEDC and APDs at Eat Love Live providing internal clinical supervision and case conferencing. Jo is passionate about continuing to upskill the eating disorder workforce to be trauma informed and practice in a social justice aware and weight inclusive lens through her Eat Love Live education platform, individual and group supervision and advocacy.

Jo’s experience is from a range of places including:

  • Eating Disorders Foundation Victoria, as an employee and latter a board member
  • Eating Disorders Unit at the Royal Melbourne Hospital
  • Eating Disorder Program at The Melbourne Clinic
  • The Big Girls Group at the Royal Women’s hospital, supporting women with PCOS.
  • The Body Image and Eating Disorder Recovery centre (BETRS); a joint initiative between St Vincent’s and The Austin hospital.

Jo values working closely as part of a multidisciplinary team (Psychologist, General Practitioner, Psychiatrists) as this is advantageous to positive outcomes for her clients. It is important to recognise that many other factors can manifest in negative eating behaviours and food beliefs and that support from medical practitioners, mental health workers, social workers and support for families is important.

    This additional training has helped Jo develop skills in complementary psychological tools to assist clients to make positive changes.

    Jo engages in regular clinical supervision and reflective self-practice to ensure that she is providing optimum care for her clients.

     

     

    Qualifications:

    Professional memberships: 

    • B Applied Science (University of Tasmania 2000 Incomplete)

    • B Nutrition and Dietetics (Monash University 2001- 2004)

    • Masters Public Health (University of Melbourne 2007 Incomplete)

    • Dietitians Association of Australia

    • Australian New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders

    • HAES Australia Inc

    • The Society for Australian Independent Dietitian – Nutritionists

     

    Areas of special interest:

    Professional development:

    • Eating Disorders

    • Disordered Eating

    • Nutrition and Mental Health

    • Weight neutral management of Diabetes and PCOS 

    • Counselling skills

    • CBT

    • ACT

    • Motivational Interviewing

    • Mindfulness

    • ASSIST

    • Mental Health First Aid

    • Neurodivergence

     

     

     

     

     

    Presentations:

     

    Overcoming barriers and challenges within an MDT when working in community and private settings. ANZAED 2025 Conference. Pre Conference Workshop.

     

    Creating Inclusive Eating Disorder Spaces. ANZAED 2025 Conference. Melbourne. Poster.

     

    Radical Client Centred (RCC) Framework. ANZAED 2025 Conference. Melbourne. Poster.

     

    Compassionate Approaches to Eating Disorders. Eat Love Live Education 2025. Melbourne. Workshop

     

    GLP-1 Agonist and Eating Disorders. What to say when Clients Ask. Eat Love Live Education 2025. Online. Webinar. 

     

    BUPA Body Peace Panel. BUPA X Eating Disorders Victoria 2025. Online Panel. 

     

     Advocating for your self in health Care. Hard and Soft Workshop A Plus X Eat Love Live 2025. Melbourne. Workshop. 

     

    Through the wilderness - navigating ED in systems of oppression. ANZAED Autumn Workshops 2024, Hobart. Workshop. 

     

    Sharing the Wisdom: Identifying obstacles and navigating challenges in providing effective nutrition treatment. Nutrition SIG Panel. ICED 2024.  New York. Panel.

     

    Creating Inclusive Eating Disorder Spaces. ICED 2024.  New York. Poster.

     

    Radical Client Centred (RCC) Framework. ANZAED 2024 Conference. Melbourne. Poster.

     

    My Body, My Voice: Report Launch. WHISE 2024. Online Panel. 

     

    “I've done the basic training; Now what?” Intermediate skills in supporting individuals with eating disorders. Eat Love Live Education 2024. Short Course. 

     

    "So what if you're fat? You still deserve good healthcare!", Weight Stigma Awareness Week panel discussion. Eat Love Live Education 2024. Webinar. 

     

    Understanding the dietetic management of PCOS from a weight inclusive perspective. ANZAED 2023 Autumn Workshop Series 2024. Geelong. Workshop. 

     

    Not Looking Like the Stereotype of an Eating Disorder. Body Matters 2023. Podcast. 

     

    "What I wish I knew as an emerging dietitian in the eating disorders and mental health spaces." Eat Love Live Education 2023. Webinar. 

     

    So What if your Fat; You deserve Healthcare. BOPO Expo 2023. Melbourne. Lecture. 

     

    Professional Supervision in Practice. Education in Nutrition 2022. Webinar.

     

    Binge Eating Disorder. EDFA 2022. Webinar.

     

    Binge Eating: Case Studies. Education in Nutrition. 2021. Webinar. 

     

    Weight stigma. Education in Nutrition 2021. Webinar. 

     

    Weight Stigma in Clinical Practice; How to educate clients about stigma to promote eating disorder recovery. AED WS-SJ SIG, AED Nutrition SIG, ANZAED WS-SJ SIG. ICED 2020, Online. Panel 

     

    Committees and Boards: 

     

    Monash University Course Advisory Board. Nutrition and Dietetics. 2025. 

    ANZAED Weight stigma and Social Justice SIG. 2020-2022. 

    Eating Disorders Victoria. Board of Management. 2005. 

     

    BOOKING DETAILS: 

    Jo no longer has capacity to accept referrals in her role as Clinical Director. For all client and referral enquiries, please contact reception via:
    Email: reception@eatlovelive.com.au
    Phone: (03) 9087 8379
    Fax: (03) 9445 9261

    EAT LOVE LIVE POLICY

    Please take the time to familiarise yourself with the Eat Love Live Practice policy.  Booking an appointment with Eat Love live implies consent to the practice policies. 

    Consultation and fee Policy

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    Inclusion and Diversity Policy

    • We require that all clients be linked in with regular medical support to ensure their ongoing medical safety.

    • We require clients to be engaged with or planning to engage with psychological support to ensure that we are providing safe, ethical and evidence-based support.

    • For all clients aged 15 or younger we request that the initial assessment be with the parents/ carer only.

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