Liminal Psychology
Men's and trans eating and body concerns.
Eating and body-image concerns in men and trans and gender-diverse people are under-recognised and under-treated. Focused, affirming support that goes beyond the stereotype.
How we work with you
How we work with this.
Eating disorders and body image affect men and trans and gender-diverse people too — but they often look different and go unrecognised. Muscle dysmorphia, restrictive eating, binge eating, compulsive exercise and dysphoria-related body concerns are all common.
We understand the pressures around bodies, food and identity. We offer support that doesn't assume eating concerns are a "women's issue", or that body image exists separately from gender.
Whether it's disordered eating, body-image distress, gym culture, masculinity norms or transition — we're here with affirming, focused care. Healthy body at every size.
Common topics
Things we help with.
Muscle dysmorphia
When the mirror lies, and the gym stops being a choice.
Restrictive eating
Rules that started as control and became a cage.
Binge eating
Shame is the fuel; we work on the fuel.
Compulsive exercise
Movement that stopped being for you.
Dysphoria and the body
Where gender and food collide.
Eating Disorder Plans
Up to 40 Medicare-rebated sessions with a GP plan.
How we support you
At a glance.
- Medicare
- Eating Disorder Plans: up to 40 sessions a year, in blocks of 10
- Team
- We work with your GP, dietitian and psychiatrist where needed
- Approach
- Healthy-body-at-every-size; affirming of gender and body diversity
- Who
- Adults of every gender; men and trans people are our special interest
Beyond the stereotype.
Email hello@liminalclinic.com.au or call (03) 7042 9820. You can contact us yourself — a GP referral comes later, so we're connected with the hub of your care.