Melbourne Dietitian & Nutritionist
Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) and Credentialled Eating Disorder Dietitian providing personalised, evidence-based nutrition support in St Kilda, Melbourne and online Australia-wide. I support adults with gut health, eating disorders and disordered eating, women's health and a range of general health and nutrition concerns.
Dietitian Support Individualised With You
Whether you’re managing digestive symptoms, navigating changes in your health, or working to rebuild your relationship with food, dietetic care should be personalised with you. I provide evidence-based nutrition support across a range of health and nutrition concerns including:
Gut & Digestive Health
Support for IBS, bloating, constipation, reflux, coeliac disease, food intolerances, and other digestive concerns.
Women's Health
Compassionate nutrition support for eating disorders and disordered eating, including nutrition rehabilitation.
General Health
Nutrition support through women’s life stages such as perimenopause, with a focus on meeting your nutritional needs.
Eating Disorders
Personalised nutrition support for chronic health conditions, nutritional adequacy and general health and wellbeing.
Weight-Inclusive, Whole-Person Nutrition Care
I look beyond individual foods, body weight and isolated symptoms to understand the bigger picture of your health. This means considering your medical history symptoms, eating patterns, lifestyle, mental wellbeing, environment, culture, and relationship with food.
Together, we’ll develop practical, evidence-based strategies that are personalised to your needs, realistic for your life and designed to support your health and wellbeing.
Evidence-Based Dietetic Care, Without the Weight Bias
Emma is a dietitian who helps clients cut through the nutrition noise and move toward a more sustainable, balanced and grounded approach to health. Her practice is guided by a few simple principles:
⬜Nourishing yourself doesn’t need to be complicated
⬜Nutrition should support you, not overwhelm you
⬜Health doesn't require perfection
⬜There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to eating
⬜Your body is not a problem that needs to be fixed
⬜Most importantly, healthcare should be guided by evidence and your individual needs — not by diet and wellness culture
Every Body Deserves to be Nourished
In a culture that has mistaken restriction for “health”, unapologetically feeding yourself becomes an act of courage and self-care
Melbourne Dietitian & Nutritionist Blog
Explore evidence-based nutrition information from an Accredited Practising Dietitian, covering gut health, women’s health, diet culture, nutrition science, recipes, and practical approaches to eating.
Melbourne Dietitian & Nutritionist FAQs
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ page or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, you’re welcome to schedule an appointment.
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Your location does not need to be a barrier to quality nutrition care. As a qualified and experienced dietitian, I provide:
Online Dietitian Appointments via Zoom are a convenient way to receive nutrition support from the comfort of your home, no matter where you live in Australia.
In-Clinic Consultations are available for those who can attend in person in St Kilda, Melbourne.
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In Australia, the title 'dietitian' can only be used by those with an approved dietetics degree from an Australian university.
Dietetics is an evidence-based profession, and Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs) must complete 30 hours of professional development each year. Ensuring our nutrition knowledge remains current and aligned with the latest nutrition science.
When choosing the right dietitian, consider the areas they specialise in, expertise, approach, availability, and fees.
Please don't hesitate to reach out through the contact page or email if you have any questions.
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Both dietitian and dietician are listed in dictionaries, but dietitian is the standard and preferred spelling used by professional bodies such as Dietitians Australia, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and the British Dietetic Association.
Discover how nutrition supports health, cellular function and wellbeing, and why eating enough is the foundation for meeting your body’s biological needs