Information & referral

Isis has an abundance of resources about eating issues, body image, self-esteem and more. 

We understand that talking about eating issues can sometimes be difficult.  We also understand that there’s a lot of misinformation out there about eating issues and body image, so we look forward to helping others find clarity on the subject. 

Our team at Isis are trained to: 

•     answer your questions
•     offer referrals
•     help you access our borrowing library
•     provide resources

Your questions

If you have any questions about eating issues, or about our service in particular: 

•     visit our faq page on this website
•     talk to us over the phone: 07 3844 6055 (Australia +61)
•     write to us by email or post a letter
•     make an appointment to talk to one of our staff at the centre  

We will do what we can to answer your queries.  If needed, we can refer you to someone who might be able to help further.

All conversations and correspondence with Isis staff are considered strictly confidential.

Referrals

If Isis can’t directly assist you with what you need, we can also refer you on to other organisations, clinics and practitioners who are more likely to be able to meet your needs.

To date, this free service has been particularly useful for those living regionally or interstate.  It has also been helpful for those looking for counselling support for people under the age of 17 and for family counselling services.

See our Other services for other Statewide Queensland referral services such as the Eating Disorders Resource Centre. 

Contact us for helpful referral contacts.

Isis access borrowing library

We have a free borrowing library open to the general public for those able to visit our centre. 

Our collection of books and journals cover topics including: eating issues, body image, youth, self-esteem, feminism, dealing with abuse, nutrition, and more.

Resources

See Isis’ resources page.

Popular resources for the general public include:

•     Isis Info Pack (free)
•     Articles (free)
•     Bite Me (audio CD booklet for young women)
•     ‘The Don’t Diet – Live it! Workbook - Healing food weight and body issues’ 

Health worker resources
We also have resources specifically for those in the health sector working with those who have eating issues: Training and resourcing workers.


Contact us for more information on our information and referral services.