Hello, we’re Margo, Eve, Casey, Sam, Ebeney & Bec.
We are the Whole Body Nutrition Team.
Meet
Casey Conroy
Casey (she/her) is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with over 15 years of clinical experience, as well as a Naturopath, Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician, Certified Intuitive Eating Counsellor and yoga teacher. She is based in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland on Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara Country.
Casey supports people across the lifespan with eating disorders, disordered eating, feeding differences, body image concerns, gastrointestinal concerns, hormonal and reproductive health concerns, and the many places where food, health, neurodivergence and nervous system capacity overlap.
Her practice is grounded in a non-diet, weight-inclusive, trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming approach. She is passionate about helping people move away from shame, fear and rigidity around food, and towards patterns of eating that feel more safe, flexible, nourishing and realistic for their actual life, body and brain.
Casey brings both clinical and lived experience to her work, including recovery from restrictive and orthorexic-type disordered eating patterns, as well as close family experience of ADHD.
This informs her interest in supporting neurodivergent clients and families where eating is impacted by sensory needs, anxiety, rigidity, executive functioning, gut symptoms, food rules, or past food and body distress.
Casey also has a special interest in PCOS, endometriosis, hypothalamic amenorrhoea, IBS and gut symptoms, GLP-1 related eating concerns, and providing education for natural health practitioners around recognising and responding safely to disordered eating.
Outside of clinical work, Casey is a solo mum of two, a long-time yoga teacher, and loves bushwalking, tarot, making art, and drawing strange, colourful little worlds.
Meet
Sam Jeffrey
Sam (he/him) is a neurodivergent (AuDHD) naturopath based on Whadjuk Noongar land and a proud queer, trans man. He is deeply committed to creating healthcare spaces where neurodivergent, queer and trans folks feel safe, respected and genuinely understood.
Sam’s naturopathic approach is grounded in lived experience. He understands how frustrating it is when generic health advice doesn’t account for sensory needs, executive functioning differences, chronic pain or medical trauma. In his practice he centres accessibility, collaboration, compassion, and uses a trauma informed and strengths based approach that builds on what’s already working. He is passionate about shared decision making, inviting clients into a genuine partnership where plans are created together and always tailored to each person’s capacity, sensory profile and real life context.
Sam came to naturopathy after navigating his own digestive issues and finding meaningful relief and validation through naturopathic care. He went on to complete a Bachelor in Health Science and quickly realised that much of the wellness industry could be individualistic, ableist, fat phobic and dismissive of marginalised communities. In response, he intentionally practices through a social justice lens which acknowledges how broader systems impact our health and rejects harmful wellness narratives. With lived experience of disordered eating, Sam understands how complex and emotionally loaded food can be, especially when layered with neurodivergence and chronic health conditions. He is passionate about helping people build sustainable, compassionate relationships with food that feel safe, realistic and nourishing.
Sam has a special interest in POTS, MCAS, endometriosis, gastrointestinal health and supporting neurodivergent folks to have a gentle and nourishing relationship with food.
He is particularly passionate about improving access to reproductive health related care for LGBTQIA+ folks. Outside the clinic, Sam is a PhD candidate researching barriers to care for trans and gender diverse people with endometriosis. When he's not studying or in session, you'll usually find him painting, making pottery or watching birds.
Sam supports individuals over 18+
Meet
Margo White
Margo (she/her) is a proud AuDHDer and the Founder of Whole Body Nutrition which is based on Wurundjeri Land. Margo has a passion for supporting adults and families who experience Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), feeding differences, eating disorders and PDA (persistent drive for autonomy).
My story and why I started Whole Body Nutrition (TW: Disordered eating)
I started WBN after spending years feeling shame, guilt and broken by societal norms and diet culture.
Most of my life I have struggled with body image and disordered eating. Both stemming from childhood trauma, low self esteem and not understanding why I felt so different to my peers. Being late diagnosed neurodivergent meant that as a child I often felt “different, unlikeable” and very alone at times. When I realised I was AuDHD it was like a light bulb switched on and suddenly everything made sense. My diagnosis has allowed me to understand myself and my struggles and it has also taught me self compassion, self acceptance and further facilitated my recovery by allowing me to drop many neuronormative standards weighing me down.
I want you to know that I see you. As a parent that wants the best for my children and as someone with lived experience, I understand how hard feeding and eating can be.
My goal for Whole Body Nutrition is to utilise my lived experience and clinical expertise to educate and empower others. To spread the message that all bodies and brains are worthy and valuable.
I want to help Neurodivergent folk of all ages, genders and backgrounds to cultivate an emotionally healthy relationship with food. A relationship that understands, and accepts that there are different ways of eating, and that validates all sensory feeding differences. I want to support ND folk to strip away shame and guilt about eating differences, so they can move towards compassion and acceptance for themselves and their family members.
Margo currently has a 2-3 month wait for initial appointments. Please email us at hello@wholebodynutrition.com.au and we can put you on her waitlist.
Meet
Eve Skliros
Eve (she/her) is a neurodivergent (AuDHD) dietitian and a mum of two humans and two cats, based on Wurundjeri Land and currently practicing at Whole Body Nutrition.
Growing up unaware of her own neurodivergence and recovering from an eating disorder was not an easy journey, but it was one that also gave Eve an enormous amount of compassion and hope, and that sparked her fire of wanting to use her personal and professional experience to help others.
Having worked for over 15 years as a clinical dietitian in a hospital setting before moving into private practice, Eve deeply understands what it is like navigating the healthcare system as a neurodivergent person and parent. She has a special interest in mental health, eating disorders, gastrointestinal health, and PDA (persistent drive for autonomy), and is passionate about empowering people to draw on their unique strengths, to find their own version of nourishing themselves.
Eve operates from a strengths-based, and trauma-informed position. She considers herself a lifelong learner and values the insights she gains from each therapeutic partnership, working alongside individuals and their families as the experts of their own experience, and collaborating with others in their support network.
Eve advocates for and supports enteral feeding - including PEG feeding.
Eve currently has a 2-3 month wait for initial appointments. Please email us at hello@wholebodynutrition.com.au and we can put you on her waitlist.
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Ebeney Whillas
Ebeney (she/her) is based on Dharawal Country. Ebeney is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who supports individuals over 16+ to develop and maintain a positive relationship with food, while using medical nutrition therapy to assist in the management of chronic health conditions. Her practice is grounded in a non-diet framework and recognises that nutrition care should be individualised, flexible, and aligned with each client’s unique goals and needs.
With lived experience of recovery from emetophobia-driven ARFID, alongside published research exploring nutrition beyond elite sport, Ebeney brings both clinical expertise and personal insight to her work. She has a deep understanding of the mental and physical challenges associated with eating disorders and disordered eating, and approaches care with compassion, curiosity, and respect—recognising that no two experiences are the same.
Ebeney is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and collaborative environment that supports truly patient-centred care. She values ongoing professional development and staying up to date with current evidence, continually refining her skills to best support her clients.
Ebeney works with Eating disorders & disordered eating AN, ARFID, BED
GI conditions - IBS, IBD, Bariatric surgery, coeliac disease
Food allergies and intolerances
PCOS, Endometriosis
Sports nutrition
Ebeney supports ages 16+
Ebeney’s books are currently closed for new clients.
Meet
Rebecca Smith
Rebecca (she/her) is part of the admin team at Whole Body Nutrition and is usually the person behind your emails, enquiries and clinic communication. She understands that reaching out for support can sometimes feel vulnerable or overwhelming and values helping people feel welcomed, safe and supported from their very first interaction with the clinic.
She is a proud AuDHDer, mum of 3 and student naturopath living and studying on Wurundjeri land. Bec also brings lived and professional experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and families.
When not at her desk, you’ll usually find her browsing op shops, baking sourdough or working at regional farmers market stalls.
Dietetic,Clinical Nutrition & Naturopathic Consultations
We all hold Bachelor level degrees in our individual fields.
The initial consultation goes for one hour and is an information gathering session where we learn all about you!
We will ask you detailed questions to gain a deeper, comprehensive understanding of your unique health situation.
Together we will investigate current presenting health concerns, explore any dysregulation present within body systems, discuss personal and family health history, dietary and lifestyle factors and personal goals.
The follow up consultation will take place 2-4 weeks post the initial appointment.
We will check your progress, discuss all new relevant health findings, chat about what is and isn’t working, and determine how to best move forward.
Adults, teens, children, families
We offer support in the following areas
Feeding differences & challenges for Autistic and ADHD individuals
Eating disorders - ARFID, AN, BED, BN.
Nutrition support including enteral nutrition and co-occurring medical conditions impacting on nutrition
PDA (persistent drive for autonomy)
Food Trauma
Anxiety & stress management
Gastrointestinal disorders including irritable bowel syndrome
Resources for parents & carers Find them here
Health professionals, educators, and those working with in the neurodivergent space
We are passionate about creating resources, education and training from a trauma-informed and neuro-affirming lens, including:
Evidence-based professional learning
Lived experience talks
Supervision and mentoring for allied health practitioners wanting to learn more
Resources for health professionals and educators Find them here
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Qualifications/training approaches we draws from:
Bachelor of Health Science (BHSc) - Nutrition and Dietetic Medicine
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics
AARPN Member PN00236U - Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA)
Dietitians Australia Registration
Australian First Aid & Working With Children Check
Certified Eating Disorders Clinician Registration
Non-diet approach & Healthy At Every size
Neuro-affirming Nutritional Medicine Care
Certified Nourished Gut Practitioner (Karly Raven) 2023
Annual PDA Space Summit (The PDA Space) 2024
Dr. Ross Greene's trainings 2024
In-Tune Learning Collective (Kristy Forbes) 2024
Interoception training (Kelly Mahler) 2024
RD’s for Neurodiversity trainings - paediatric & adult ARFID course (Naureen Hunani) 2023 & 2024
Supporting Interoception supporting the path to nourishment (RDs for Neurodiversity) 2025
Neurodiversity Affirming Dietetic Care & Eating Disorder Training for Dietitians (The Mindful Dietitian) 2024-2025
Trauma Informed Care for Dietitians & Neurodiversity Affirming Care (The Mindful Dietitian) 2023
DBT Dialectical Behaviour Therapy training for Dietitians (Dietitians Australia) 2023
Pediatric eating disorders in practice (Dietitians Australia) 2023
Home Enteral Nutrition for Dietitians (Dietitians Australia) 2025
Paediatric Microbiome Mentoring (Dr Brad Leech) 2026
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