Dietitian-nutritionist specialised in eating disorders in Brussels, Belgium. Consultations in Watermael-Boitsfort and online across Belgium for bulimia, binge-eating disorder, ARFID and other eating disorders, with guidance through the Belgian eating disorder care pathway.
Eating disorder specialist dietitian in Brussels.
Dietitian-nutritionist specialised in eating disorders in Brussels, Belgium. Consultations take place in Watermael-Boitsfort and online across Belgium for children, adolescents, young adults and families. Support covers anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder and ARFID through a caring, collaborative approach, with guidance through the Belgian eating disorder care pathway and specialist referral networks.
During consultations, I work with each patient to build practical eating strategies adapted to their situation, pace and environment, involving relatives and the care team whenever this supports recovery.
My background combines hospital practice, outpatient follow-up, specialised groups and public health. It helps me connect nutrition care with the medical, psychological, family and social realities of eating disorders.
Severe restriction, weight loss and intense fear of gaining weight. The goal is to restore nutrition and a safer relationship with the body.
Recurrent binge episodes with compensatory behaviours. Support focuses on reducing cycles and stabilising eating.
Episodes of loss of control without compensatory behaviours. The aim is to reduce binges and rebuild regular eating patterns.
Marked selectivity or avoidance with health impact. We proceed gradually, safely and without pressure.
Clear pointers to understand eating disorders, know when to seek help, and identify the right Belgian care pathway.
Visit this page to spot warning signs and first steps.
Understand eating disordersVisit this page to understand the Belgian 0–23 care pathway, the SMEA/GGKJ networks and the available reference centres.
See the care pathwayRoxane Aglave sees children, adolescents, young adults, and families affected by anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, ARFID, or another eating disorder in Watermael-Boitsfort. Online consultations are also available across Belgium.
Consultations focus on eating disorders and, when needed, form part of coordinated care with the GP, psychologist, family, and Belgian care networks.
The practice is located on Boulevard du Souverain in 1170 Watermael-Boitsfort. The first meeting clarifies the situation, current eating difficulties, and professionals already involved.
Visible weight loss is not required. Persistent meal anxiety, restriction, binge episodes, or food avoidance already justify a specialist assessment.
SCOFF is a screening test for eating disorders. If you have two positive answers, it is recommended to seek advice. Answer the 5 questions below by selecting Yes or No, then submit to view your score.
Answer the 5 questions below by selecting Yes or No, then submit to view your score.
1.Have you ever made yourself vomit because you felt uncomfortably full?
2.Do you worry you have lost control over how much you eat?
3.Have you recently lost more than 6 kg in three months?
4.Do you believe you are fat when others say you are too thin?
5.Would you say that food is something that takes up a dominant place in your life?
Short answers to the questions most often asked by patients and families.
Children, adolescents, young adults and families affected by eating disorders, as well as patients referred within an eating disorder care pathway.
We review the situation, explain the approach and build a personalised plan together.
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge‑eating disorder, ARFID and related difficulties.
Yes. We coordinate with families and professionals to ensure consistent support.
Consultations take place in Brussels (Watermael-Boitsfort), with easy access from Walloon Brabant. Video consultations can also be arranged across Belgium when needed.
I work within the Belgian eating-disorder care pathway (ages 0–23). Reimbursement depends on your situation, the network involved and the pathway eligibility criteria.
Appointments are booked through the website. If you first need practical guidance or help deciding where to start, you can also make contact directly.
A few public sources that present my work and commitments.
A teenager’s testimony about anorexia and bulimia, with insights on warning signs and support.
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Report on the dietitian’s role and key moments to seek support.
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Intervention during World Eating Disorders Action Day focused on awareness, orientation and prevention.
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UPDLF publication highlighting the profession and key missions of dietitians.
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Narrative review (PMID: 39210761) on high-calorie refeeding in adolescents with anorexia under close clinical monitoring.
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TV segment on the dietitian’s role in daily food choices and prevention.
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TV news segment on the increase in reimbursed dietetic sessions.
Watch reportContent is written to answer questions from patients, relatives and professionals within the Belgian context, then reviewed by Roxane Aglave against her specialist eating-disorder practice.
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Public content is grounded in Belgian institutional sources, specialist care networks, and clinical practice.
Roxane Aglave
During consultations, I work with each patient to build practical eating strategies adapted to their situation, pace and environment, involving relatives and the care team whenever this supports recovery.