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At Access Therapy, our accredited dietitian understands that nutrition goes beyond basic survival, it’s about respecting personal choices and achieving overall health and well-being. Using a personcentered and collaborative approach, she addresses individual preferences, special nutritional needs, and eating habits.

Our dietitian tailors nutrition care plans for individuals, particularly those living with disabilities, and helps manage pre-existing conditions or prevent their progression. By supporting clients in overcoming physical and psychological barriers, she builds the skills needed to achieve healthier eating habits and prevent long-term health issues.

We Can assist with:

  • Medical nutrition therapy for conditions like cancer, kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes, gastrointestinal issues, and post-surgical recovery

  • Nutritional risks and malnutrition management

  • Weight management

  • Healthy eating habit

  • Meal plan setting

  • Fussy eating support

  • Career and support worker training

How It Works

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Assessment
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Therapy sessions
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Frequently asked
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What does a dietitian do?

A dietitian is a qualified health professional who provides personalized nutrition advice. They help you make healthy food choices to manage medical conditions, support recovery, or achieve wellness goals.

Who can benefit from seeing a dietitian?

Anyone! Whether you're managing diabetes, weight, food allergies, digestive issues, or simply want to eat healthier, a dietitian can create a safe and effective plan tailored to your needs.

What happens during a consultation with a dietitian?

The dietitian will ask about your lifestyle, health history, and eating habits. Then they’ll provide practical advice, meal ideas, and a plan designed just for you.

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