Research. Training. COUNSELLING.
Welcome
Dr. Cath Morley (they/them) is a dietitian researcher-practitioner, educator, writer, film maker, textile artist, Death Doula candidate and author of “No Love Like It: Feeding Someone Who is Sick” (FriesenPress, 2025).
Cath’s research interests are:
- feeding a loved one who is sick or at end of life (see blog)
- queering dietetics, especially consideration of the food, nutrition, and eating issues of transgender and gender diverse people
- critical history of dietetics and diet therapies
- arts in dietetics.
Training
Cath is interested in working with dietitians to enhance their skills and comfort in nutrition counselling, research methods, and evaluation.
Counselling
To arrange a personal consultation, email cath@cathmorley.com.
Fees: sliding scale.
Feeding a Loved One Who Is Sick
Blog
What and how one eats when living with illness or when preparing food for someone who is sick is often one of the only ways one can feel they have some control in situations where many things are out of one’s control. That, in itself, is sufficient to produce anxiety.
My intention is to make these experiences less stressful. By deconstructing the complexities of eating and feeding at ‘normal’ times, and then how these change with changed health status, readers will be able to assess their own situations, have a clearer idea about what is happening and why they feel the way they do about food and eating, and make a plan of action to minimize uncertainty.
2D. 3D. Videos
Gallery
Meet Catherine Morley
About
Interests are feeding loved ones who are sick, feeding and eating in caregiving, transgender and gender diverse food/nutrition/eating issues, nutrition counselling skill development, dietetics history, dietitians’ research participation and skill development, the arts in nutrition/dietetics education and practice, and critical dietetics.