Nutritional medicine is a holistic approach that utilises diet, nutrition and lifestyle interventions to prevent, manage, and treat health conditions. By focusing on the science of how nutrients affect the body, nutritional medicine aims to optimise overall wellness and address specific health issues. This approach combines evidence-based practices with personalised dietary strategies to support your body’s natural healing processes and promote long-term health.

YES. You can claim via private health insurance depending on your level of cover. This is covered under the umbrella of ‘Dietary advice, Nutrition or Dietetics’. I recommend checking with your private health fund to guarantee cover.

Yes! As a practitioner I can assist with reviewing your pathology results. If you require a referral for a test that will not be covered by Medicare I can assist with writing you a referral letter for your general practitioner.

If functional testing is needed, such as hair, stool, microbiome, or hormone testing, I can refer you accordingly. Please note that these tests typically require out-of-pocket payment and are usually not eligible for reimbursement. I will discuss the associated costs with you before proceeding.

Once a referral is made, the laboratory will send you a testing kit with instructions for collecting and returning the sample. Payment for the test will be made directly to the laboratory at the time of sample submission. The results will be forwarded to me, and we will review them together during our next appointment.

Yes! I offer online consultations in addition to face to face.

Online consultations allow you to access nutrition appointments from any location.

After making a booking, you’ll receive an email with a New Patient Intake Form to complete before your appointment. You will also get a link for our private video call.

We will conduct the consultation using Telehealth. For a smoother experience, it’s recommended to ensure your audio and video settings are active.