Iām here to understand you and your unique health story, together we can make living a healthy lifestyle easy
So what is a Nutritionist?
To become a qualified accredited nutritionist, one must complete a Health and Science Bachelor degree studying in the field of nutrition. With consideration of the mind, body and soul, a nutritionist provides education and advice in relation to dietary choices and nutritional status. Guided by evidence based research and through educating clients, general public, and wider population groups, a nutritionist uses food and nutrition to improve health, wellbeing, and prevent future health implications. A nutritionist focuses on the multifaceted aspect of illness and disease by treating the whole person.
Qualifications & Associations
BHSc (Bachelor of Health and Science) in Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine
Working with children check
Up to date First aid certificate
Member of Australian Natural Therapies Association
Health insurance info:
Some Private Health funds cover nutritional consultations, although you should check your own individual level of cover.
Private health funds that may offer some cover are: NIB, HBF, AHM, GU Health, Medibank, Westfund, CUA,
Australian Unity, Police Health, and APIA health insurance.
How Can A Nutritionist Help?
AREAS WHERE A CLINICAL NUTRITIONIST CAN OFFER SUPPORT
Hormonal health
Cardiovascular health
Gut health
Fertility and reproductive health
Weight management
Sports nutrition
Nervous system health
Musculoskeletal health
Allergies
Autoimmune conditions
Meal planning
Kids health
Mental health
Preventative health
