Hybrid, small group
Six weekly 90-minute sessions online, with the option of occasional in-person meetups in Nedlands. A small cohort of 6–8, so it stays intimate.
A small, warm group for the ADHD-and-eating overlap. Six weeks of understanding, language and belonging, for the food, focus and body stuff that so often gets held alone.
Waitlist now open
The Belonging Table is a six-week, small-group program for adults navigating where ADHD (and AuDHD) meets eating, appetite and body image. It’s education and belonging, not group therapy, and not for acute eating disorders. A place to understand what’s going on, in good company, without having to explain yourself first.
Six weekly 90-minute sessions online, with the option of occasional in-person meetups in Nedlands. A small cohort of 6–8, so it stays intimate.
About $58 a session, private-pay, with no referral or rebate needed. One or two concession places held each cohort, just ask.
Newly diagnosed, questioning, or long-time ADHD and AuDHD adults who want to understand the food-and-brain tangle and feel less alone with it.
Six gentle, practical sessions, each building on the last.
The ADHD-and-eating overlap, without shame.
Quiet signals, medication, timing.
Executive function around food.
Identity, sensory experience, self-kindness.
What fits your brain, not another diet.
Resources, community, what next.
The Belonging Table is psychoeducation and peer belonging, led by an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician. It isn’t group therapy, and it isn’t the right setting for an acute eating disorder. Everyone is gently screened before joining, so if a group isn’t the safest fit we can point you to the right support instead. Clear crisis and scope boundaries throughout.
$350 for the six-week program, hybrid (online, with occasional Nedlands meetups). The first cohort forms once the waitlist is ready, join now and you’ll be first to hear the date.