Kate Lane Dietitian

Kate Lane Dietitian Nutrition therapy for:
- Eating Disorders
- Gut Issues
- Neurodivergent Persons
- Mental Health

Best described as a “nutrition therapist”, Kate is known for her warm, down-to-earth, and collaborative style when providing dietetic interventions and counselling for nutritional issues across the lifespan. Her practice is grounded in Intuitive Eating, Non-Diet Approach® and Health at Every Size® (HAES) principles.

I do cringe a little when I hear someone experiencing gut issues being given very general recommendations to “eat more f...
03/11/2025

I do cringe a little when I hear someone experiencing gut issues being given very general recommendations to “eat more fibre” or “take a fibre supplement”.

There’s a LOT more to it.
The timing, pace and volume of fibre introduction/increase AND the various properties of fibre all require consideration to ensure the best outcome for the patient.

As requested (a little while ago sorry!) for those curious about rumination syndrome/disorder.One of the few conditions ...
13/10/2025

As requested (a little while ago sorry!) for those curious about rumination syndrome/disorder.

One of the few conditions that have different diagnoses depending on what specialty you are consulting which can make things a bit confusing.

To be fair, that’s also because rumination patterns can arise for many different reasons - emotional, sensory, behavioural and physiological.

While there isn’t an awful lot of research on rumination, there are several nutritional, psychological, behavioural (including physical therapy) and medical approaches to try - as always much better when working in a team who understands rumination and how best to support you.

Increasing my awareness of different sensory profiles and sensory processing differences of people experiencing eating d...
07/09/2025

Increasing my awareness of different sensory profiles and sensory processing differences of people experiencing eating disorders has brought a new depth to my assessments, formulations, and the way I support people in treatment. It has also proven invaluable in supporting ND persons and people experiencing altered sensory function such as with visceral hypersensitivity.

I fear we miss big parts of the whole picture when we exclude a sensory perspective from eating disorder treatment - I know I did for some time earlier in my career!

If you’re looking for somewhere to start learning about sensory processing in those experiencing eating disorders:

Sensory processing across eating disorders:
A systematic review and meta-analysis of self-report inventories.
(Cobbaert, Hay, Mitchell, Roza & Perkes, 2024)
DOI: 10.1002/eat.24184

Ahh, the microbiome, the great unknown.As more and more evidence emerges on the gut microbiome in eating disorders, it i...
16/07/2025

Ahh, the microbiome, the great unknown.

As more and more evidence emerges on the gut microbiome in eating disorders, it is increasingly apparent that there’s a lottttt happening in the gut.

It makes sense right? The gut microbiome is heavily influenced by diet quality, adequacy and diversity, not to mention the well-known impact of mental health.

From what we know so far, the gut microbiome and gut function doesn’t necessarily appear to “bounce right back” in early ED recovery, so understanding what we can do to support it in the long term is helpful 🦠🥕🍄‍🟫💊😴🧘🏻‍♀️🤸🏻‍♀️.

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