Gut Health Dietitian & Nutritionist I Melbourne & Online

Experienced Gut Health Dietitian Support

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Bloating, abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhoea, reflux, emergency bathroom trips, food fear, and the constant worry about the next flare can be exhausting and frustrating! Especially if you’ve already tried cutting out gluten, dairy, FODMAPs, and everything in between, only to feel more confused and still experiencing symptoms.

Many of my clients come to me feeling:

  • Overwhelmed and confused by conflicting gut health advice

  • Anxious around food or eating out

  • Unsure what actually triggers their symptoms

  • Worried that ongoing elimination is the only path to relief

  • Worn down from trying to manage it all on their own

Does this sound like you? Are you tired of….

  • Scanning every menu for “safe” foods before going out

  • Always needing to know where the nearest toilet is…just in case

  • Being told all your tests are normal while you still feel awful

  • Trying to piece it all together on your own

My role is to help you identify what’s contributing to your symptoms, better understand your gut, reduce discomfort, and rebuild confidence with food. Together, we’ll create a personalised, evidence-backed plan that focuses on adding foods back in, not taking them away.

Areas of Gut Health Expertise

Ready For Gut Health Support — Without Restriction?

Managing gut symptoms doesn’t mean cutting out everything you love. Together, we’ll identify the causes of your symptoms and create a practical, flexible approach that lets you feel confident, nourished, and free to enjoy eating.

Online and in-person appointments available

    • Identify the underlying cause of your digestive symptoms

    • Provide personalised, evidence-based nutrition guidance

    • Help you rebuild confidence and feel more comfortable around food

    • Ensure your diet meets all your nutritional requirements

    • Collaborates with your GP and gastroenterologist to support your care

    • Increased understanding of diagnosis

    • Improvement of symptoms

    • Improved nutritional status

    • Normalised bowel movements

    • Minimised gastrointestinal discomfort

    • Identification of trigger foods

    • Supplement recommendation, if indicated