Our Services

Dietetics

There's a lot of nutrition noise out there. Our accredited practising dietitians cut through it with evidence-based, practical advice that actually fits your life. Whether you're managing a chronic condition like diabetes or heart disease, navigating a food allergy, supporting a child with feeding difficulties, or simply wanting to eat better — we build plans around real food, your preferences, and your goals.

Book a Dietitian Appointment

What is a Dietitian?

An Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) is a university-trained nutrition expert who uses evidence-based dietary advice to prevent and manage disease, improve health, and support overall wellbeing. Unlike general nutritionists, APDs are qualified to provide medical nutrition therapy for complex health conditions.

Good nutrition is fundamental to health — and what works for one person may not work for another. Our dietitians take a highly individualised approach, considering your health history, food preferences, cultural background, and lifestyle when developing your nutrition plan.

Dietitian services may be funded through Medicare (with a GP referral), private health insurance, workers compensation, or your NDIS plan.

What's the Difference Between a Dietitian and a Nutritionist?

In Australia, the title 'Accredited Practising Dietitian' (APD) is legally protected and requires a university degree and ongoing professional registration. Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist. When you see one of our APDs, you know you're getting clinically trained, evidence-based nutrition support.

Why See a Dietitian?

  • Manage a chronic health condition through nutrition
  • Achieve sustainable weight management
  • Improve energy levels and overall wellbeing
  • Get evidence-based advice — not social media fads
  • Receive NDIS-funded nutrition support
  • Address food allergies or intolerances

Our dietitians are experienced working with patients from diverse cultural backgrounds and understand the role that food plays in culture, family, and identity. We build plans around your food preferences and cultural practices, not around replacing them.

Our Dietetic Services

Comprehensive nutrition support across the lifespan and a wide range of health conditions.

Nutritional Assessment

A thorough assessment of your dietary intake, health status, and goals to inform a personalised nutrition plan.

Personalised Meal Planning

Practical, realistic meal plans tailored to your food preferences, lifestyle, cultural background, and health conditions.

Clinical Nutrition

Evidence-based medical nutrition therapy for chronic disease management, including diabetes, heart disease, and gastrointestinal conditions.

Paediatric Dietetics

Specialised nutrition support for children with feeding difficulties, growth concerns, or complex medical conditions.

Sports Nutrition

Performance-focused nutrition strategies for athletes and active individuals seeking to optimise energy, recovery, and body composition.

NDIS Nutrition Support

Nutrition assessment and intervention for NDIS participants, supporting health, independence, and quality of life goals.

Conditions We Support

Weight management and obesity
Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes
Cardiovascular disease
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Food allergies and intolerances
Eating disorders (in collaboration)
Kidney disease
Cancer nutrition support
Paediatric nutrition
NDIS nutritional support

Why Choose Flex for Dietetics?

Accredited Practitioners

Our dietitians are Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs), meeting the highest standards of training and professional practice.

Integrated Allied Health

Dietetics works hand-in-hand with exercise physiology, physiotherapy, and other disciplines to support your whole health.

NDIS & Medicare

Dietitian services may be funded through NDIS, Medicare (with GP referral), or private health insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?

No, you can self-refer. However, a GP referral under a Chronic Disease Management plan may allow you to access Medicare rebates.

How many sessions will I need?

This depends on your goals and health condition. Most people benefit from an initial assessment plus 3–6 follow-up sessions, but we'll discuss this at your first appointment.

Is dietetics covered by Medicare?

Yes. With a GP referral under a Chronic Disease Management or Team Care Arrangement plan, you may be eligible for Medicare-subsidised dietitian sessions.

Can a dietitian help with my child's feeding difficulties?

Yes. Our paediatric dietitian services support children with feeding difficulties, food refusal, growth concerns, and complex medical conditions.

Book Your Dietitian Appointment

Take the first step toward better nutrition and health. Book your appointment today.

Serving Liverpool, Casula, Moorebank, Prestons, Chipping Norton, Warwick Farm, Cecil Hills, and surrounding areas.