In Australia, a nutritionist is typically someone who has completed a bachelors degree, specialising in nutrition. It may also be used by someone who has completed a certificate in nutrition. However, the title of nutritionist is not regulated by any professional body, and may be used by anyone. A nutritionist may work in areas of community & public health.

An Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) is a health care professional who has completed a 5 year degree in nutrition & dietetics. They are qualified to provide general and specialised nutrition advice, including medical nutrition therapy. They may work in many different areas including hospitals, community & public health, food services and private practice. APDs are accredited & regulated by the professional body Dietitians Australia (DA).

A referral is not required to see an Accredited Practising Dietitian. However, if you're interested in claiming the Medicare rebate, you will need a GP referral.

To confirm your booking and receive the link for your telehealth consultation, please fill out the online form in your booking email.

There is nothing you are required to bring to your appointment. However, please feel free to bring any medical documentation such as medical reports and blood test results.

Additionally, if it’s applicable - you can bring a recent food diary showing your typical eating habits, and any specific questions or concerns you have about your diet or health.

If you have been diagnosed with an eating disorder, I would recommend visiting https://butterfly.org.au/get-support/butterflys-referral-database/ to find a dietitian specialising in eating disorders to best support you.

I am able to provide you with nutrition advice to help your general fitness goals, however if you are an athlete looking for specialist guidance, visit Dietitians Australia