Dietetics & Nutrition

Accredited Practicing Dietitians are qualified and registered health professionals, who are the leading experts in food, nutrition and offer support for a range of health conditions. Their role is to translate scientific nutritional information that is relevant to you, your life and individual circumstances, by providing you with the tools and knowledge on how to adequately nourish you body, access food and how to problem solve.

Dietetic therapy not only focuses on food and eating, but utilises a whole person approach, whereby factors such as sleep, physical activity, mental health, body image, and lifestyle are all considerations.

Here at Person Centred Psychology and Allied Health, we know the journey looks different for everyone. Our team of experienced dietitians believe that there is no ‘one size fits all’ and will work with you to facilitate your goals. Our dietitians practice from a Health at Every Size ® , non-diet paradigm to provide a safe and respectful space to learn and reinvigorate your connection to food, nutrition and your body.

Our dietitians can support you with:

  • Eating disorder treatment and recovery

  • Breaking the cycle of dieting

  • Gastrointestinal concerns

  • Food and mood

  • Food allergies and intolerances

  • Nutrient deficiencies

  • Chronic conditions: cardiovascular, diabetes, kidney disease

  • Women's health (Endometriosis, PCOS, adenomyosis) & fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum support. 

New offering: Navigating GLP-1 Agonist Medications - Three Session Package providing assessment, education, and recommendations tailored specifically to you. Reach out to us today to find out more.

Nicole Munro

Marcus Connor

Our Dietitians

Jordan Burke

Relevant articles from our blog

All articles have been thoughtfully prepared by our team of psychologists and dieticians.

The power of collaborative care in eating disorder recovery

What is size-inclusive care and why do we practice it here at Person Centred Psychology & Allied Health?

The gift of a (non-appearance related) compliment

Chronic stress - mind, body, gut - a collaborative perspective

Unhappy digestive system? Let’s talk about the less glamourous side of dieting – constipation or diarrhoea!

Stop thinking about your summer body

How dieting or over-emphasising ‘healthy eating’ leads to eating disorders

How self-compassion can help you improve your relationship with your body

Enhancing clinical outcomes through collaborative care

Men don’t get eating disorders, do they?

Fact or fiction - how to decipher online nutrition advice

Body image: but am I only for this body?