BodyMatters co-founder Lydia Jade Turner has returned from maternity leave and is taking on new clients again. We are thrilled to have Lydia back. She is a huge asset to BodyMatters and to the many people she has supported in recovery. A compassionate therapist, Lydia possess a unique skill set- she is the only therapist we are aware of in Sydney with dual specialisations in treating eating disorders and sexual assault. It is estimated that approximately 30-40% of eating disorder sufferers are survivors of some sort of sexual trauma- which highlights just how vital Lydia’s skill set is. If you wish to schedule an appointment with Lydia or find out more, please contact us.
BodyMatters welcomes co founder back from maternity leave
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