EATING BEHAVIOUR SPECIALIST
Who is Karissa?
Karissa is an Eating Behaviour Specialist who works with women from all over the world. Her unique skill set is a combination of university degree's (Nutrition Science, Neuroscience + Psychology), 15 years as a weight loss specialist and her own decade long battle with eating disorders.
"I know what it's like to be desperate. To be equal parts obsessed with food and desperate to lose weight all at the same time. I think that's why I'm so effective - I know what its like, and I know what it takes to get back in control. I'm not reading off a map - I paved the path - I know exactly where you will get stuck and what you need to get through it."
Karissa Colledge
BSc Nutrition Science
Msc Psychology + Neuroscience
Member of Nutrition Society Australia
How Can We Help You?
Private Sessions
With Clinical Dietitian - Romi Sussman
Romi is a clinical dietitian that specialises in mental health and has a particular interest in sustainable and healthy weight management.
Since COVID-19 these sessions are now run exclusively over zoom and are available to you from all over the world.
Food Rehab - The Confidential Edit
A complete guide to breaking binge eating
This online program teaches you why you binge, how to stop for good and outlines the formula for successful, long term fat loss.
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Private Sessions
Eating Behaviour Specialist - Karissa Sandona
Karissa combines nutrition and psychology in her approach to working with clients to successfully target disordered eating from both key disciplines.
Karissa is currently unavailable for sessions.
What People Are Saying About Us
Katie Lehane
Age: 23
Occupation: Chemical Engineer
My eating behaviours are linked to a limiting belief that I need to be thin to find love. When I figured this out it just blew my mind and sounded so ridiculous, but I didn’t realise because of the long pathway between those two things. Biggest win so far? Just the fuck it attitude I’m developing towards food - I ate half a bar of chocolate yesterday and just felt totally indifferent.
What do I like most? The fact that it’s simple - it’s only one hour per week and a few tools and things to implement but it makes suchhh a difference.
