Meet the faces at Easy to Digest.

Our team at Easy to Digest are highly skilled and have extensive experience in delivering evidence-based interventions. All of our practitioners are fully registered Accredited Practising Dietitians (APD) and are also qualified nutritionists. Dietititans are recognised as experts in food and nutrition and the role they play within our body, and are knowledgeable in science, nutrition, health and medical nutrition therapy. Here at Easy to Digest we prioritise and value the importance of developing a strong therapeutic alliance with your practitioner, so take some time to read whose approach is the best fit for you.

Learn more about our clinicians below.

Kate Flint

Dietitian & Founder | Credentialled Eating Disorder Clinician | Supervisor

Kate understands how hard it can be to reach out for professional support and aims to create a warm trauma informed space for sessions, and isn’t afraid of having a good chuckle with her clients. Having completed training in eating disorder specific therapies (i.e. CBT-e, CBT-AR, SSCM, FBT), Kate has a therapy informed lens with her practice. Her approach to treatment is grounded in an understanding that each individual is unique – celebrating all people, cultures, bodies, abilities, genders and sexualities.

Kate is passionate about supporting and supervising dietitians in the eating disorder and disordered eating space. She aims to create a safe and judgement-free space for clinicians in order to support their practice and to allow them to feel more connected. Kate approaches each supervision session with curiosity, and encourages a space for reflection, respect, compassion and growth. She is passionate about supporting other clinicians in developing practices for self-care, burnout prevention and managing high-risk cases. Kate has undertaken formal supervision training through QuEDS and Cunningham Centre, and is a facilitator as part of the QuEDS facilitator peer supervision program.

In her spare time, Kate enjoys gardening and spending time with her cheeky staffy puppy Neville (who she is always happy to chat about).

    • Feeding and eating disorders

    • Neurodiversity affirming care to eating and nutrition

    • Nutritional concerns in mental health (anxiety, depression, trauma)

    • Intuitive eating and Non-Diet Approaches to improve health and wellbeing

    • Gastrointestinal disorders

    • Supervision for early career dietitians

  • Tuesdays and Thursdays (Thursdays are telehealth only)

    Kate supports clients 15 years and older

    Kate is able to support a handful of new clients from September 2026, and has immediate availability to work alongside new supervisees

    • Full registration as an Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Dietitians Australia

    • Bachelor of Nutrition/Media and Communications, Queensland University of Technology

    • Masters of Dietetics Studies, University of Queensland

    • Crentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC), ANZAED

    Kate has also completed trainings in multiple therapy modalities to support her dietetic work - CBT-e, CBT-AR, SSCM, FBT, ACT

Amelia Weddell

Dietitian | Credentialled Eating Disorder Clinician

Amelia is a passionate and friendly Dietitian, who works with individuals through evidenced based medical nutrition therapy. She empowers her clients with science-backed nutrition principles and evokes motivation for behaviour change to support wellbeing. Amelia has experience working with adolescents and adults in the community to improve their nutritional wellbeing whilst navigating the modern world with an eating disorder and/or living with other mental health co-existing conditions such as depression, anxiety, ADHD and Autism. She uses trauma informed approaches, neurodiversity affirming care and a holistic view to wellbeing that helps facilitate the best support and outcomes for her clients.

Amelia has a strong weight-neutral approach to dietetics, whereby she believes that health can truly be achieved at any weight or body shape. This position facilitates clients to improve their lifestyle to achieve their health goals whilst supporting a positive relationship with food and feeling comfortable in their own skin.

In her spare time, Amelia enjoys a mix of different activities like playing AFL football, watching reality TV, spending time outside at the beach and trying out new cafes and restaurants to eat.

    • Feeding and eating disorders

    • Neurodiversity affirming care to eating and nutrition

    • Nutritional concerns in mental health (anxiety, depression, trauma)

    • Intuitive eating and Non-Diet Approaches to improve health and wellbeing

    • Gastrointestinal disorders

    • Nutrition for sport

  • Wednesdays & Thursdays

    Amelia supports clients 15 years and older

    Amelia is able to support a handful of new clients from September 2026.

    • Full registration as an Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Dietitians Australia

    • Bachelor of Applied Science, La Trobe University

    • Master of Dietetics Studies, La Trobe University

    • Crentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC), ANZAED