Flourish with our passionate, innovative team.

At the Centre for Eating, Weight and Body Image (CEWBI), we are committed to supporting people to build healthier, more sustainable relationships with food, weight and body image. We believe that high-quality care for clients is only possible when the clinicians delivering it are supported, valued, and encouraged to thrive in their work. We are now expanding our services with a new clinic location in Albury, alongside our new general psychology practice, Albury Wodonga Psychology.

Our mission is to deliver best-practice, evidence-based, personalised, weight-inclusive, psychological care that empowers individuals and families. We are passionate about reducing stigma, promoting body acceptance, and contributing to meaningful, lasting change for our clients and the wider community.

About CEWBI

We are a dedicated team of general, clinical, and health psychologists working alongside trusted medical and allied health professionals. Together, we provide comprehensive psychological assessment, treatment, and support across the lifespan.

Our areas of focus include:

• Eating disorders

• Disordered eating

• Weight and shape concerns

• Body image and self-esteem issues

• Associated psychological conditions, including anxiety and depression

• Associated medical conditions, such as diabetes, gastrointestinal issues, PCOS and diabetes

• Child and adolescent feeding and eating difficulties

We use a range of evidence-informed therapies personalised to individual needs, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Family-Based Therapy (FBT), Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM), MANTRA, Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), Schema Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches.

How We Work

CEWBI is built on the belief that clinicians provide best-practice care when they are supported, connected, and respected. We provide a structured training, supervision and development program that goes far beyond the minimum. This includes access to our comprehensive training calendar of events with expert clinician-researchers, many of whom offer regular group supervision at CEWBI. We also provide over 60 hours each year of individual and group supervision and professional development, delivered by national and international experts in their respective fields.

We also work closely with GPs, dietitians, psychiatrists, and other health professionals to ensure our clients receive whole-person care. Our best-practice, evidence-based, personalised, weight-inclusive, psychological care approach shapes every part of our practice. We are committed to building a workplace that is inclusive, supportive, and growth-oriented. Supporting clinicians to follow their passion and grow their own niche area of practice.

In Albury, clinicians will have the opportunity to work with clients through both CEWBI and our general psychology service, Albury Wodonga Psychology.

Opportunities at CEWBI

Whether you are just beginning your career, looking to advance your practice, or ready to take on leadership and supervisory responsibilities, we have a place for you.

• Graduate Program: A structured pathway designed to support clinical registrars and early career psychologists, with comprehensive training and supervision built in.

• Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist: Flexible opportunities (3 to 5 days) to focus on delivering high-quality, evidence-based care.

• Minimum commitment of 3 days per week is required for all positions.

• Leadership & Supervision: Pathways for experienced psychologists to provide supervision, contribute to service innovation, and take on leadership opportunities.

Why Join CEWBI?

When you join CEWBI, you become part of a supportive, passionate team that values both client outcomes and clinician wellbeing. You'll experience:

• High-quality supervision and development: over 60 hours each year of individual and group supervision, plus regular in-house professional development

• Clear career pathways: support for registrar programs, ongoing skill development, and opportunities for leadership and supervision roles

• Research-informed practice: be part of a team that integrates the latest evidence into therapy and collaborates with medical and health professionals

• An inclusive, growth-oriented environment: where values matter, lived experience is respected, and you're supported to thrive in your role

• Practical support that makes a difference: including dedicated, high-level administrative support and active diary management, so you can focus on what matters most - supporting your clients

Our Director, Professor Leah Brennan, is a clinician-researcher who partners with national bodies such as the National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC), Eating Disorders Victoria (EDV), ANZAED, the InsideOut Institute and CEED, as well as international colleagues, to ensure our service is guided by current evidence and clinical expertise. This alignment strengthens supervision, enriches professional development, and supports high-quality, evidence-based care for clients and families.

Current Roles

We are currently inviting applications from:

• Clinical, Health, Counselling, Educational & Developmental Psychologists

• General registration with the Psychology Board of Australia is required as the minimum registration level.

• General Psychologists

• Psychologists undertaking registrar programs

• Experienced psychologists seeking supervision and leadership opportunities

Australian citizenship is required for all positions.

Apply now

If you value evidence-based, client-centred, personalised care and want to develop your practice within a supportive, research-informed team, we'd love to hear from you.

Please send your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your professional interests, your approach to best-practice care, and what attracts you to CEWBI to [email protected].