Maud is Autistic (late-identified) and has a lived experience of restrictive eating disorder. 
She works as a mental health dietitian / Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician in private practice and inpatient mental health services.
Her main area of interest is to provide neurodiversity-affirming health care for neurodivergent persons with feeding differences and eating disorders. 
She understands that different brains mean different needs and also runs supervision groups and workshops for health professionals / eating disorder services to help create a more accessible, safe, and supportive space for all the diversity of minds out there. 
Maud holds two Masters degrees (toxicology and dietetics), a PhD, and is committed to life-long learning to support her clients. In their spare time, they enjoy drawing with charcoal and reading sci-fi and fantasy books.