Support for diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol, hypertension and other chronic health concerns. We provide realistic nutrition strategies that improve long-term health outcomes and everyday wellbeing.

We take a non-diet, evidence-based approach to weight loss that focuses on long-term wellbeing, not quick fixes or restrictive meal plans.

Our goal is to help clients build a healthy relationship with food, understand their body’s needs, improve routine and confidence, and make sustainable lifestyle changes that last.

Our Approach to Weight Loss Includes:

• A non-restrictive framework that avoids fad diets and “all-or-nothing” thinking
• Improving eating habits through gentle nutrition, structure and routine
• Building confidence and trust in your body
• Exploring emotional, behavioural and environmental factors that influence eating
• Creating realistic, personalised strategies that fit your life
• Focusing on health improvements, not just the number on the scale
• Supporting sustainable changes that can be maintained long term
• Encouraging a balanced approach to movement, stress and sleep

Support for GLP-1 Medications

We can also support clients using GLP-1 weight loss medications (such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Saxenda and Mounjaro).

Our role includes:

• Ensuring nutritional adequacy while appetite is reduced
• Preventing micronutrient deficiencies
• Supporting protein intake and muscle mass
• Managing common side effects
• Encouraging balanced, sustainable eating patterns
• Helping maintain results long-term

We provide safe, supportive strategies for individuals who need to gain weight due to medical conditions, reduced appetite, increased energy needs, chronic illness, digestive issues, or unintentional weight loss.

Our Weight Gain Support Includes:

• Identifying underlying factors contributing to weight loss
• Creating personalised, enjoyable and achievable high-energy plans
• Improving appetite, meal frequency and variety
• Meeting increased calorie and protein needs
• Managing digestive concerns that may reduce intake
• Supporting muscle growth & strength
• Supporting sustainable changes that can be maintained long term
• Ongoing monitoring to support safe, gradual progress
• ONS (Oral Nutrition Supplement) prescription and guidance when clinically appropriate to support nutrition adequacy and weight restoration

Support for conditions such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Coeliac Disease, reflux, constipation, diarrhoea and other functional or chronic gut issues.

Guidance for symptoms related to lactose intolerance, FODMAP sensitivities, non-Coeliac gluten sensitivity and diagnosed food allergies. We help identify triggers while maintaining balanced nutrition.

Support for infants, children and adolescents, including growth concerns, fussy eating, ARFID, gastrointestinal issues, sports nutrition and healthy eating foundations. SOS qualified Feeding Practitioners at Happier, Healthier.

Nutrition support for older adults to optimise health, prevent malnutrition, maintain independence and improve quality of life.

Evidence-based fuelling, hydration, recovery and performance strategies for recreational and competitive athletes.

Assessment and management of deficiencies such as low iron, B12, vitamin D, calcium and zinc, with tailored food and supplementation strategies.

Comprehensive capacity-building and therapeutic nutrition services for NDIS participants, including meal planning, skill development, grocery shopping support, enteral nutrition and condition-specific nutrition management.

Support with IDDSI levels for clients requiring soft, minced, moist or pureed diets to ensure meals are safe, nutritious and enjoyable.

Assessment, prescription and monitoring of PEG, PEJ and NG feeding plans to ensure comfort, safety and nutritional adequacy.

Nutrition support across PCOS, endometriosis, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum recovery and breastfeeding.

Support for weight changes, cardiovascular health, digestive concerns, energy levels and maintaining muscle mass.

Strategies to support mood, appetite, daily functioning and wellbeing for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD and more.

Practical guidance for improving everyday eating habits, boosting energy and building long-term healthy routines.

Support with meeting nutrient needs, balancing meals and optimising key nutrients such as iron, B12, calcium, zinc and protein.

Support tailored for individuals with ASD, ADHD or sensory-based eating challenges, including routine building and expanding food variety.

Eating disorders require compassionate, specialised and multidisciplinary care. Our Accredited Practising Dietitians support individuals of all ages experiencing:

• Anorexia Nervosa
• Bulimia Nervosa
• Binge Eating Disorder
• ARFID
• OSFED / atypical presentations
• Disordered eating or chronic dieting patterns

We work closely with GPs, psychologists, psychiatrists, paediatricians and support networks to ensure safe, coordinated care.

Recommended Appointment Structure

We recommend an extended 60-minute initial appointment for all eating disorder presentations. This allows time to explore:

• Eating patterns and behaviours
• Fear foods, triggers and avoidance
• Medical, psychological and weight history
• GI symptoms, routines and daily functioning
• Safety concerns & recovery goals

Follow-up is typically weekly or fortnightly depending on support needs.

Our Accredited Practising Dietitians provide specialised food therapy for children with fussy eating, sensory-based feeding difficulties, ARFID, or limited food variety. Our team includes qualified SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) Feeding Therapists, offering a gentle, play-based and child-led approach to help children build confidence and curiosity with food.

We support fussy eating related to sensory sensitivities, neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, SPD), developmental delays, anxiety around food, and mealtime stress.

Parent education and foundation strategies are essential, and often occur before direct therapy to set the child up for success.

Recommended Appointment Structure

Feeding concerns require time and a collaborative approach.
We recommend an extended 60-minute initial appointment to explore:

• Current food range & eating patterns
• Sensory needs and preferences
• Mealtime environment and routines
• Growth, nutrition & feeding history
• Family goals, stress points and support needs

Follow-ups vary for each child and family, ranging from parent-only coaching to regular child sessions.

What Food Therapy Includes:

• SOS-based sensory feeding strategies
• Gentle exposure to new foods
• Expanding food variety at a safe, child-led pace
• Support for ARFID
• Mealtime structure & routine guidance
• Parent coaching and at-home strategies
• Neurodivergent-sensitive feeding support
• Growth & nutrition monitoring

Fees & Subsidies

Food therapy is charged at an hourly rate of $194.
Session length and frequency vary based on the child’s needs.

Subsidies may be available through NDIS or Medicare (if eligible).

Bariatric surgery is a powerful tool, but long-term success relies on ongoing nutrition support. Our Accredited Practising Dietitians provide evidence-based guidance before and after surgery to help you achieve safe, sustainable and long-lasting results.

We support clients undergoing gastric sleeve, gastric bypass and revision procedures with personalised nutrition plans, symptom management, deficiency prevention, and lifestyle change support.

Why Ongoing Dietetic Care Matters

Up to 50–70% of people experience weight regain without adequate long-term follow-up.

Regular reviews with your dietitian help you:

• Meet protein and nutrient needs
• Prevent vitamin and mineral deficiencies
• Reduce risk of complications
• Improve energy, gut function and overall wellbeing
• Build habits for long-term weight stability
• Stay accountable and supported

Recommended Appointment Schedule

Our structured bariatric pathway ensures you feel supported, informed and confident at every stage.

Pre-Surgery Appointments

Initial Extended Assessment (60 minutes recommended)

A comprehensive appointment to explore motivations, expectations, medical history, eating patterns and long-term goals.
This extended session ensures you receive the education, preparation and confidence needed before surgery.

Very Low Calorie Diet (VLCD) Education

Education on safe and effective use of a VLCD leading up to surgery.

VLCD Check-In + Liquids Phase Education
Review your progress and introduce the post-surgery liquids phase.

Post-Surgery Appointments

Week 1 – Puree Phase Education
Support to introduce purees safely while meeting protein, hydration and healing needs.

Week 3 – Soft Foods Education
Guidance for transitioning to soft foods, improving tolerance and maintaining nutrition.

Week 5 – Full Foods Education
Education on returning to a wider variety of foods and long-term meal structure.

Week 7 – Full Foods Review
Review progress, troubleshoot symptoms, adjust nutrition goals and refine habits.

Long-Term Follow-Up

After the initial phases, we recommend ongoing reviews for 3–6 years post-surgery to support:

• Healthy weight maintenance
• Prevention of nutritional deficiencies
• Balanced eating patterns
• Energy optimisation
• Behaviour change & habit building
• Digestive comfort
• Long-term lifestyle success