Conditions our Melbourne Dietitian works with 

Binge Eating

Disordered Eating

PCOS

Type 2 Diabetes

NDIS Support

Gut Health

Women's Health

General Nutrition

Eating Disorders

Oh, Hey ... I'm Erin 

My mission? To free people from body hate, unrelenting food standards, and noisy diet culture because, IMO, you’ve got *way* more important things to do with your one freaking fabulous life! 

Dietitian in Melbourne 

I’m a non-diet, HAES, trauma-informed, weight-neutral, and size-inclusive dietitian in Melbourne, and I work with clients online across Australia 

Dietitian and Nutritionist clinic, Southbank, Melbourne 

Clinic*

Telehealth*

Online dietitian consultations available Australia-wide from the comfort of your home
*UGG boots optional

1Balston Street 
Southbank, 3006 
*Please note we are currently only offering telehealth appointments 

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Don't have an Eating Disorder Care Plan? You may be eligible to access a rebate from your health fund if you are covered for dietitian services. The rebate amount will depend on your policy and level of dietetic cover

Anyone with Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is eligible for 20 dietetic sessions with an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) within 12 months. And will receive a Medicare rebate of $63ish for each appointment. 

Can you claim a rebate for your dietitian services?

Melbourne Dietitian & Nutritionist FAQs

What does a dietitian do?

Do I need a referral to see a Dietitian?

While many people believe a dietitian's role is limited to improving nutrition and health, their scope is much broader. A dietitian is highly skilled in conducting detailed assessments of your medical condition and health concerns.
They consider factors such as your symptoms, medical history, blood test results, medications, supplements, lifestyle, dietary habits, and your personal relationship with food and preferences. By gathering this comprehensive information, a good dietitian collaborates with you to develop health goals that also respect your values.
Click here to learn more about our nutrition and dietitian services available in Melbourne and across Australia.

Does private health insurance cover Dietitians?

No, you don’t need a referral to see a Melbourne Dietitian. However, if you want to claim a medicare rebate for your session, you will need a referral from your GP. We recommend seeing if you’re eligible for either a Chronic Disease Management Plan or an Eating Disorder Care Plan (EDP)

Yes, most private health insurance companies cover Accredited Practising Dietitians. We recommend contacting your health fund to discuss the rebates that are available, as they depend on your level of cover. 

How to find a good dietitian in Melbourne

If you’re looking for a good dietitian in Melbourne, the first thing to do is look for their credentials. Make sure they’re Accredited Practising Dietitians (APD). Next make sure they’re the best dietitian for you by considering the areas they specialise in, their expertise, their approach, their availability, and their fees.
Are you looking for a dietitian near you? Feel free to book a free discovery call to see if we’re a good fit