Dietitian Appointments in St Kilda & ONline Australia-Wide
Online Dietitian Australia-Wide
Emma Keenan Dietitian offers online dietitian consultations via Zoom, providing nutrition to clients across Australia. Whether you’re located in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Canberra, Adelaide, Darwin, or a regional or rural area, you can access nutrition support from the comfort of your own home.
Appointments available:
📅 Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
🕘 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Dietitian in St Kilda, Melbourne
Emma Keenan Dietitian, offers in-person appointments at our clinic in St Kilda, Melbourne
Appointments available:
📅 Wednesdays | 🕘 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Finding Emma Keenan Dietitian
Street View
HallwayWhen you arrive, head down the hallway, and you’ll find Suite 4 on your right. If you find the door locked, please ring the bell, and someone will open the door for you.
Front WindowEmma Keenan Dietitian is located within Indigo Therapy Group. We are located on St Kilda Rd/Nepean Highway, around the corner from the Aldi supermarket.
Waiting AreaPlease come in and make yourself comfortable in the waiting area. I will greet you at your appointment time
Public Transport Options in St Kilda
We are conveniently located near several major tram routes, bus stops and train stations making it easy to reach us from the CBD, Balaclava, or Richmond.
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Trams 67, 3, or 3a (St Kilda Road): Hop off at Stop 34 – Inkerman St/St Kilda Rd. This stop is located directly outside our building.
Trams 6, 3, or 3a (Brighton Road): Get off at Stop 35 – Brighton Rd/Carlisle St. From here, it is 350m (approximately 4 mins walk) to the clinic.
Tram 78 (Chapel Street): Hop off at Inkerman St/Chapel St. We are approximately 550m (7 minutes) from this stop, walking west along Inkerman Street.
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Buses 246, 600, 922, or 923: Disembark at the Inkerman St/Barkly St stop, located about 500m from the building
Bus 623: Hop off at the Blessington St/Carlisle St stop approximately 400m away
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The closest train station is Balaclava station, which is 950 meters away
Parking Near Dietitian St Kilda Clinic
Finding a park before attending an appointment for the first time can be stressful, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the area.
I hope the following parking information will make planning your travel time a little bit easier and eliminate some of the anxiety of searching for a parking spot.
St Kilda Road: Paid on-street parking is available directly out front
Pakington Street: 4-hour free on-street parking (just around the corner)
Inkerman Street: 1-hour free on-street parking
Aldi Carpark (Inkerman St): 2-hour free undercover parking — a great option if it’s raining!
Accessibility & Inclusion
Hello, you and your body are always welcome in this space
This is a space where every body belongs. I aim to positively support the health and wellbeing of people of all sizes, shapes, weights, backgrounds, genders, ages, sexualities, races, cultures, languages, neurotypes, abilities, disabilities, and identities.
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The consultation room is gently lit with warm white floor lamps to create a low stimulation, calming environment. There is no overhead fluorescent lighting in this space, which helps reduce sensory overload. The lighting is non-flickering, and desk lamps available if the floor lamps feel too bright.
The waiting area has standard overhead fluorescent lighting, which may be brighter and less suitable for those with sensory sensitivities.
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The consultation room is typically quiet with minimal background noise. Soft, calming music is played in the waiting area and can be turned off on request. You’re very welcome to bring noise-cancelling headphones or other sensory supports that help you feel more comfortable.
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There are a few seating options available in the consultation room, including a couch, an armchair, a desk with two chairs, and a rug if you prefer sitting on the floor. You’re welcome to choose whatever feels most comfortable for you.
In the waiting area, armchairs are available.
Armchairs: Seat pad measures 50 cm wide by 52 cm deep, with 58 cm between the armrests.
Couch: Seating area is 118 cm wide and 50 cm deep.
Desk chairs: Seating area is 43 cm wide and 43 cm deep.
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Weighing clients is not a routine part of my practice, and there are no visible scales in the consultation room. In situations where it is medically necessary, such in cases of restrictive eating disorders or unexplained weight loss, weight may be monitored with consent. You will always have the option to decline or to be blind weighed (where the number is not shared), depending on what feels most supportive for you.
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There are two cubicles with gendered signs, but you are welcome to use whichever one feels most comfortable for you, regardless of your gender identity.
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The space is generally low-scent and fragrance-free; however, lightly fragranced essential oil room sprays may occasionally be used. If you are sensitive to smells or experience sensory overwhelm from fragrance, please let us know when you fill out the intake form, and we’ll do our best to keep the space as scent-free as possible.
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A selection of colouring books and fidget tools are available in the consultation room for anyone who finds them helpful for self-regulating, easing stress, or supporting focus during sessions. You’re also very welcome to bring your own sensory tools or fidgets.
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If you have a special squishmallow or cuddly companion that helps you feel calm and supported, you’re more than welcome to bring them to your appointment.
If not, Ally the weighted Axolotl and Steeven the Shark are here and ready for cuddles.
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Unfortunately, the clinic space does not meet the Australian standards for wheelchair accessibility.
Coffee or a Snack?
If you’ve arrived early and have a bit of time to spare for a coffee or something to eat, there are a few lovely spots nearby.
Goose Coffee is located on St Kilda Road
Just around the corner on Pakington Street you’ll find The Lounge
Online Dietitian FAQs
Still have questions? Get in touch anytime. If you’re feeling ready, you’re welcome to schedule an appointment.
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Research shows that telehealth consultations are as effective as in-person sessions. The quality of care remains the same regardless of which consultation you choose.
Ultimately, your choice should depend on what best suits your lifestyle, location, schedule, and personal preferences.
It's worth noting that telehealth services remove geographical barriers and provide equal access to high-quality healthcare. Allowing people living in rural or remote areas to receive the same level of care as those in cities.
If you'd like more information, explore in-person consultations in St Kilda, Melbourne, or discover online consultation options across Australia.
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Telehealth is the delivery of healthcare services remotely using digital communication, such as video calls. It allows clients access to healthcare services without having to visit a clinic.
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We provide telehealth consultations via the online video platform Zoom. When you book a telehealth appointment, you’ll receive a secure link to access your session online.
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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.