Our clinicians
Our clinicians are specialists in eating disorders and disordered eating, working together as a multidisciplinary team.
We support adults, and parents or carers who are worried about a child or young person, through structured, online care that is assessment-led and neurodiversity-informed.
How our clinical team works
Care at The Eating Disorders Clinic begins with an assessment. This allows us to understand what is happening for you, what support is needed, and which clinicians are best placed to help.
Our clinicians work as a multidisciplinary team. This means dietitians, psychologists, psychotherapists, and occupational therapists can be involved where appropriate, with clear coordination and shared understanding.
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Assessment-led care from the outset
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Clear recommendations and next steps
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Clinicians with specialist eating disorders experience
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Neurodiversity-informed adjustments where needed
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Online sessions delivered in a structured, predictable way
Meet our clinicians
Our team is made up of qualified clinicians specialising in eating disorders and disordered eating. You do not need to decide who is right for you now. We can help guide this as part of the initial consultation.
Sara holds a Clinical Doctorate in Psychology and has over 16 years of experience working with all age patients. She specialises in eating disorders, Autism, and ADHD. With experience in both the NHS and private healthcare, in inpatient and outpatient settings, Sara brings comprehensive expertise. Her compassionate approach has helped many patients recover and cope with the challenges of neurodiversity.
Sara Parsi di Landrone
Clinical Director / Lead Psychologist
Stefanos holds an MSc in Eating Disorders and has over 9 years of experience working with both children and adults in inpatient and outpatient settings. His background in both the NHS and private healthcare equips him with comprehensive expertise in treating every eating disorder. Stefanos is dedicated to providing personalised, and compassionate dietetic care to foster recovery and well-being.
Stefanos Pagonidis
Clinical Director / Lead Dietitian
Piera is a Psychologist, Counsellor, and Coach with a background in Neuroscience from Sapienza University in Rome. Her international experience shapes her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach. Specialising in trauma, she uses CBT, EMDR, and Schema Therapy to reduce anxiety and promote recovery, while helping manage stress, improve communication, and foster personal growth.
Piera Matarazzo
Clinical Psychologist
Jordan is an Integrative Psychotherapist with a background in Clinical Psychology and Counselling. He draws on Person-Centred Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, EMDR, and Internal Family Systems to provide tailored support. With extensive experience in grief, relationships, and complex trauma, Jordan takes a warm approach, helping clients work towards positive change.
Jordan Cheung
Psychotherapist
With a background in both the NHS and private settings, Madeline specialises in complex Eating Disorders, including Anorexia and ARFID. She also supports patients with neurodiversity, including those with Autism and ADHD, tailoring her approach to sensory needs. Known for her empathy, Madeline fosters a supportive environment to help patients achieve lasting recovery and well-being.
Madeline Farrell
Specialist Dietitian
Kejal is an Occupational Therapist specialising in mental health. She has expertise in sensory assessments and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and is completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Sensory Integration to enhance her work with sensory processing, including food taste, smell, and texture. She advocates for neurodiverse inclusion with a holistic, person-centred approach.
Kejal Jasani
Occupational Therapist
Starting support with us
Step 1: Initial consultation
Your first appointment is always with one of our Clinical Directors. This session focuses on understanding your concerns, your circumstances, and what support may be helpful.
Step 2: Clarifying the right approach
If things feel clear, a treatment plan can be recommended straight away. If more understanding is needed, we may suggest a specialist assessment to ensure the right clinicians and tools are involved for your personal situation.
Step 3: Starting tailored support
Support is planned around your needs and may involve a psychologist, a dietitian, and, where sensory needs are relevant, an occupational therapist. All treatment plans are individualised and reviewed as work progresses.
We are here to help
Reaching out for support can feel difficult. Whether you are struggling yourself or are worried about someone you care about, you don’t have to face this on your own.
Supporting people with eating difficulties is what we do every day. Our clinicians are experienced specialists who understand how complex this can feel, and who offer calm, compassionate support. We are here to listen, to guide you, and to help you take the next step in a way that feels safe and manageable.