About Rebecca
Rebecca Papprill (Toms) is passionate about raising awareness and improving support for people with eating disorders. As the founder of WithLoveED and an Eating Disorder Recovery Life Coach, she led a petition that secured over $3 million in government funding to improve care in New Zealand’s public health system. With lived experience and firsthand insight from supporting a loved one through an eating disorder, she understands how tough it can be for families. That’s why she’s committed to driving real change; ensuring individuals and their families receive the understanding, support, and resources they need.
Our Mission, Vision & Goals
Our Mission
To provide personalized, compassionate care that supports holistic healing.
Our Vission
A world where everyone has access to nurturing and empowering health support.
Our Goals
To guide each individual on a path to sustainable wellness and self-discovery.
What Our Clients Say
"I came to WithLoveEd during a tough time, and it changed everything. The care was personal, warm, and exactly what I needed. My energy and balance are back!"
"WithLoveEd gave me the confidence to trust my body again. Every session felt tailored just for me, and I always felt heard. I'm healing at a pace that feels natural and supported."
"The approach is so gentle yet effective. I felt truly seen and understood. It wasn’t just treatment — it was a partnership in healing."
WithLoveED Advocacy
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Petition to Parliament
Petition of Rebecca Toms: Urgent expert care and subsidy assistance for young people with eating disorders
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Eating disorder patients and advocates taking petition to Parliament over crisis in care
Eating disorder patient numbers have been rising steadily year after year. But the families say we lack the facilities, funding or expertise to deal with it.
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Petition calls for improved treatment for eating disorders
Rebecca Toms is a Christchurch mother of a recovered eating disorder sufferer and earlier this morning presented a petition to Parliament calling for urgent expert care and subsidy assistance for young people with eating disorders.
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What happened when my daughter’s eating disorder reflected my own struggles?
Eating disorders are often misunderstood, yet they have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. Here, Rebecca Papprill, the founder of WithLoveED – an NZ voluntary platform that is designed to support families impacted by eating disorders.
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The fight for better eating disorder care in New Zealand
The government’s recent updates on its strategy to address eating disorders, as outlined in the Beehive article 'Refreshed Eating Disorder Strategy' announced during Awareness Week, have sparked a mixture of hope and frustration in me. While I acknowledge the efforts being made, I cannot help but reflect on how long families like mine have waited for real, meaningful change. Sixteen years, to be exact.
