1:1 Nutrition Coaching 

All dietitians are nutritionists, but nutritionists without a dietetics qualification can’t call themselves a dietitian.

While the definition of a dietitian and nutritionist are similar, there are differences in qualifications and regulation.

As a profession, nutritionists aren’t regulated and can have limited qualifications.

The dietetic profession is regulated. Most dietitians have graduated with an approved dietetics degree from an Australian university.

Dietitians with the Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) credential commit to ongoing training and education throughout their careers. They adhere to a code of conduct. Dietitians have the knowledge and skills found in the National Competency Standards for Dietitians.

Our Good Nutrition Co. Dietitian Coaching business now operates exclusively via video, telehealth. If you would prefer a telephone consultation, please let us know at the time of booking.

All appointments can be made online here

Yes. We will automatically send you a video link at the time of booking. If you don’t appear on the video at the time of booking, we will call your mobile phone.

We can assist you with any of the following:

✅Gut symptoms or food intolerance
✅Metabolic issues (weight, diabetes, cholesterol)
✅Women's health (PCOS, ENDO, Peri-menopause)
✅General healthy eating or nutrition concerns 

✅Sports or performance nutrition

The first appointment is not only our opportunity to get to know you but to help determine the goals you are working towards and start to set the wheels in motion towards achieving those goals.

We pride ourselves on our ability to actively listen to your story and look at the big picture of everything that is going on for you, to help determine other lifestyle factors that may be contributing to your gut issues.

We allow 45-minutes to 1-hour to ensure we can help you in the best way possible.

We will also determine how many visits we think it could take to assist you in achieving your goals at the initial appointment.

Keeping a food diary is not essential but is a good idea to assist with the recall of what you generally eat. Writing down what you eat and drink for 3 weekdays and 1 weekend day is usually sufficient to give us a snapshot of your usual diet.

The pre-visit form gives you the opportunity to write as much detail as you would like us to know before the consultation. You can include medical conditions, medications / supplements you take, family history, social history, exercise routine, symptoms, eating habits and your health goals.  It can help to give us time to think about the best way to help you during the consultation.

The first appointment is not only our opportunity to get to know you but to help determine the goals you are working towards and start to set the wheels in motion towards achieving those goals.

We pride ourselves on our ability to actively listen to your story and look at the big picture of everything that is going on for you, to help determine other lifestyle factors that may be contributing to your gut issues.

We allow 45-minutes to 1-hour to ensure we can help you in the best way possible.

We will also determine how many visits we think it could take to assist you in achieving your goals at the initial appointment.

Some of our patients like to have a guide in the form of a meal plan to help motivate them to get started. This is not always the case but if it is something that you think would help you, please advise your dietitian early in the consultation, so that we can allow time to develop it with your input during the consultation. We find that this is the best way to tailor a plan to you, rather than creating a general plan with foods that you may not enjoy.

The number of sessions needed to achieve your goals can be discussed with your dietitian at the first consultation.  It will vary depending on your health condition, the dietary treatment required and the goals you would like to achieve. 

We aim to provide high quality, evidence based, professional assessment, advice, and care. We endeavour to keep our prices at the lower end of industry standards to ensure we can reach and help as many people as possible.

*Prices are reviewed annually

Our booking system requires payment at the time of booking. You will be issued a receipt on the day of your appointment.

If you require an alternative payment arrangement, please email us at [email protected]

Private Health Funds provide rebates on dietitian services for some patients. Please call your provider to check what your policy covers. A receipt will be provided to you after the consultation for claiming purposes.

Medicare provides a rebate ($62.00*) on some dietitian services for patients with an EPC Referral form from their GP for chronic health conditions ONLY. 

We will provide you a receipt after your consultation for you to claim through the Medicare App or take to Medicare.

*Up to date as at Sep 2024

We ask that you provide as much notice as possible for all cancellations and rescheduling of appointments. Late cancellation of appointments or failure to attend will attract a cancellation fee.

It is not our aim to make profits from cancellation fees, rather to make sure those appointment times are kept available for others who need them, and in order that you respect your dietitian’s time.

The Good Nutrition Co.'s CANCELLATION POLICY is as follows:

1️⃣Patients who cancel on the day of their appointment will incur a $50 late cancellation fee
2️⃣Patients who do not attend their appointments will incur a $50 non-attendance fee
3️⃣The above fees (and the next appointment fee) must be paid prior to rescheduling another appointment.

Yes. 

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