The Bronte Centre

Jan Clarke

Jan Clarke is the mother of Bronte Cullis, a Melbourne teenager suffering from Anorexia Nervosa whose story was told by Ray Martin and Channel Nine between 1996 and 2003. Jan’s passion and commitment to creating change in the way eating disorders are understood and treated, stems from her own personal experience.

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Consultations with Bronte's Mum, Jan Clarke

Jan provides consultations to families, helping them understand their loved ones eating disorder, determine treatment guidelines and put a plan of action in place that will lead to recovery.   We recommend that you begin with reading 'A Journey Shared' which can be purchased via the resource link on the contact us page or, to discuss your needs simply follow the links on the contact us page. 

A Journey Shared

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Written for families and professionals, A Journey Shared details how an eating disorder develops, the vulnerabilities shared by individuals who develop them and what is really going on inside the mind of the sufferer.  Written in plain English, Families tell us that A Journey Shared is the most helpful book they have read and for most, the first time they have felt understood and hopeful.  To purchase a copy of A Journey Shared simply follow the link on the contact us page.


International Academy of Eating Disorders

The academy is the international peak body for professionals in treatment and research
Jan Anna and MukeshLaunched in June 2006 at the International Academy of Eating Disorders Annual Conference in Barcelona, Spain, at the inaugural World Summit on Eating Disorders, the Worldwide Charter for Action on Eating Disorders is a document detailing the rights and expectations of people with eating disorders and their families. The team at The Bronte Centre believes that broad acceptance of the Charter represents a defining step in the battle against eating disorders.
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