Hello from Inner Health Nutrition!

You may want to see a dietitian if you have been referred to by a doctor or you can self refer if you experience:  

• Significant weight change 
• A newly diagnosed chronic disease or health concern
• Signs that your chronic illness is not being managed effectively 
• Poor appetite, poor food intake, or difficulty eating
• A difficult or stressful relationship with food

If you experience symptoms of chronic illness such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Coeliac Disease, Crohn’s Disease, or Ulcerative Colitis, you may also wish to see a dietitian.  

As Accredited Practising Dietitians, Inner Health Nutritionists are able to offer a range of services to our clients to help them improve their gut health, manage intolerances and achieve their healthiest weight. We take a food first approach to each of our clients, which means that instead of prescribing you countless supplements we let great tasting food do the work. With this approach we can provide a tailor-made solution to nutritional concerns that is both practical and sustainable.  

As accredited dietitians under the Dietitians Association of Australia for many years the Inner Health dietitians have been deemed to be extremely qualified in their field. This means that our dietitians have all graduated from an accredited Australian university dietic course. Each of our dietitians have then completed further study and training to become qualified in a range of specialisations including FODMAPs.  

In order to be an accredited dietitian our dietitians must have: 

• Completed a Bachelor or Master’s level dietic qualification 
• Completed a minimum of 30 hours per year of continuing professional development 
• Adhered to the DAA Code of Professional Conduct and Statement of Ethical Practice 
• Complied with audit requirements 

We believe that failure to attend your arranged appointment without 24 hours’ notice is unfair to both other patients and a waste of your practitioner’s time. To ensure that we are providing the best service to each of our patients we require that you provide a 24 business hours’ notice if you are unable to make a scheduled appointment. If you fail to provide enough notice you will incur an $85 fee. We do understand that in exceptional circumstances, this may not be possible, and we are always happy to make exceptions at such times.