Dietitian Support That Fits Into Your Life
Help In Your Own Home, Online Or At Our Clinic
We offer government-funded and privately-funded dietitian services across Melbourne.
Whether you're after support with gut issues, diabetes, fussy eating, or just want help feeling better in your body, our dietitians come to you - home visits, telehealth, whatever suits you best.
We offer government-funded and privately-funded dietitian services across Melbourne.
Whether you're after support with gut issues, diabetes, fussy eating, or just want help feeling better in your body, our dietitians come to you - home visits, telehealth, whatever suits you best.
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We Work in Homes, Clinics, and Schools
We are a team of Dietitians who genuinely care, know our stuff, and want to help you feel better about food - so you can get the most out of life.
Our team is made up of Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs), which means we've done the serious studying - university degrees, clinical placements, and a lot of practical experience with real life people.
We Work in Homes, Clinics, and Schools
We are a team of Dietitians who genuinely care, know our stuff, and want to help you feel better about food - so you can get the most out of life.
Our team is made up of Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs), which means we've done the serious studying - university degrees, clinical placements, and a lot of practical experience with real life people.
Every one of our dietitians:
Is officially registered with Dietitians Australia and is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD)
Is a qualified professional with a minimum of four to five years of university training from an Accredited Dietetics course. They complete continuous professional education every year to ensure they stay up to date with nutrition research.
Is officially registered with Dietitians Australia
Has completed an accredited university program
Understands how to work under the NDIS
Knows that food is personal — and makes sure your support is too
Understands how to work under the NDIS
Knows that food is personal — and makes sure your support is too
Gut Health Isn’t Just About Yoghurt
Yoghurt is great, but there’s a lot more to gut health than just probiotics. Fibre quantities and types, pre-biotics and many other factors can play a big role.
Even adding one extra veggie a day can be a good first step.
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Gut Health Isn’t Just About Yoghurt
Yoghurt is great, but there’s a lot more to gut health than just probiotics. Fibre quantities and types, pre-biotics and many other factors can play a big role.
Even adding one extra veggie a day can be a good first step.
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Gut Health Isn’t Just About Yoghurt
Yoghurt is great, but there’s a lot more to gut health than just probiotics. Fibre quantities and types, pre-biotics and many other factors can play a big role.
Even adding one extra veggie a day can be a good first step.
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Life Experience and Continuous Learning
The world of health is always changing, so our team is constantly upskilling - doing ongoing training in areas like:
- Trauma-informed care
- Feeding and eating disorders
- Tube feeding (enteral nutrition)
- Disability support and neuro-affirming practices
- Culturally safe care for diverse communities
Our team also gets together every month to chat through complex cases (no names, just the tricky stuff) and learn from each other. That means you're getting care that’s not just qualified - it’s connected, thoughtful, and always evolving.
Whatever You’re Facing - Someone On The Team Can Help
Olivia Officer
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Olivia is a compassionate dietitian with experience across hospitals, aged care, and community settings in both public and private healthcare. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach, helping clients feel confident and supported as they work toward their goals.
Olivia’s big on creating practical, values-based strategies that boost independence and improve overall wellbeing. She has a special interest in disability support, gut health, chronic conditions, neurological health, and mental wellbeing.
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Griffith University); Bachelor of Health Sciences (Deakin University); Member of Dietitians Australia
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Julian’s all about building real connections and helping people reach their goals in a way that actually sticks. He blends the latest nutrition science with a personalised approach, so things feel doable - not overwhelming.
Julian’s speciality is helping people with disability support, sports nutrition, diabetes, gut health, and making weight changes that last. He’s here for the long haul, cheering you on every step of the way - in English or Spanish!
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Bond University); Bachelor of Science (The University of Melbourne); Level 1 ISAK Anthropometrist; Completed Sports Dietitians Australia’s Sports Nutrition Course; ASADA Level 1 & 2 Anti-Doping Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Member of Dietitians Australia; Member of Sports Dietitians Australia
Caitlin Kemp
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Caitlin’s a compassionate dietitian with a warm, practical approach to nutrition. She’s worked across hospitals, aged care, and community settings, and brings that well-rounded experience to every session.
With a special interest in gut health, women’s health, and sustainable weight change, Caitlin loves helping people feel more confident about food choices. She also has extra training in the low FODMAP diet and is available for online consults on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Completed the Monash University; ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ course; Published author on the Nutrition and Dietetics journal of Dietitians Australia; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course
Adheesha Jayawardhana
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Clinical Lead
Adheesha is a dedicated dietitian with a strong background in NDIS and chronic condition support across all ages. She brings a practical, holistic approach to nutrition, helping people feel more in control of their health.
As our clinical lead, Adheesha supports clients with one-on-one advice, especially in areas like disability support, tube feeding, and children’s nutrition. She speaks Sinhalese and offers both Telehealth and home visits for NDIS and Home Care Package clients.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Applied Science/Master of Dietetic Practice from La Trobe University; Master of Human; Nutrition from Deakin University; Completed the Inside out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course
Rukmini Venkat
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Rukmini is an experienced dietitian who works across hospitals, aged care, and clinics in both rural and metro settings. She’s especially passionate about helping people build a healthier relationship with food, with a focus on heart health, disordered eating, and ageing well.
Rukmini brings a culturally inclusive approach to her work, making sure each plan is realistic, respectful, and personal. She currently supports NDIS participants in South-East Melbourne through both Telehealth and home visits.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Member of Dietitians Australia; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Completed the Evidence-informed Dietetic Practice for Eating Disorders Program; Accredited Standard Mental Health First Aider
Ashleigh Robinson
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Qualified Chef
Ashleigh is a dietitian with a background as a qualified chef, which she uses to help clients feel confident preparing simple, tasty meals. She takes a collaborative, no-judgement approach, working closely with each person to find nutrition strategies that actually fit their lifestyle.
Ashleigh’s especially passionate about supporting people with diabetes, gut issues, and heart health, and she always focuses on moderation and long-term changes over fad diets. She offers NDIS support via Telehealth or home visits.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Certificate III in Commercial Cookery Completed at Holmesglen; Certificate III in Patisserie Completed at Holmesglen; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course
Bonnie Taylor
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Bonnie is an experienced Accredited Practising Dietitian who’s worked across aged care, GP clinics, public hospitals and dialysis settings. She’s passionate about helping people reach their health goals with realistic, down-to-earth nutrition advice.
Bonnie has a special interest in chronic disease management and supporting people with disabilities. She’s available for NDIS consultations via home visits or Telehealth.
Qualifications:
Master of Dietetic Practice (Monash University); Bachelor of Nutrition Science (Monash University); Member of Dietitians Australia; Published author in ‘Nutrients’ and ‘Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism’; Member of Dietitians Australia
Olivia Officer
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Olivia is a compassionate dietitian with experience across hospitals, aged care, and community settings in both public and private healthcare. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach, helping clients feel confident and supported as they work toward their goals.
Olivia’s big on creating practical, values-based strategies that boost independence and improve overall wellbeing. She has a special interest in disability support, gut health, chronic conditions, neurological health, and mental wellbeing.
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Griffith University); Bachelor of Health Sciences (Deakin University); Member of Dietitians Australia
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Julian’s all about building real connections and helping people reach their goals in a way that actually sticks. He blends the latest nutrition science with a personalised approach, so things feel doable - not overwhelming.
Julian’s speciality is helping people with disability support, sports nutrition, diabetes, gut health, and making weight changes that last. He’s here for the long haul, cheering you on every step of the way - in English or Spanish!
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Bond University); Bachelor of Science (The University of Melbourne); Level 1 ISAK Anthropometrist; Completed Sports Dietitians Australia’s Sports Nutrition Course; ASADA Level 1 & 2 Anti-Doping Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Member of Dietitians Australia; Member of Sports Dietitians Australia
Olivia Officer
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Olivia is a compassionate dietitian with experience across hospitals, aged care, and community settings in both public and private healthcare. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach, helping clients feel confident and supported as they work toward their goals.
Olivia’s big on creating practical, values-based strategies that boost independence and improve overall wellbeing. She has a special interest in disability support, gut health, chronic conditions, neurological health, and mental wellbeing.
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Griffith University); Bachelor of Health Sciences (Deakin University); Member of Dietitians Australia
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Julian’s all about building real connections and helping people reach their goals in a way that actually sticks. He blends the latest nutrition science with a personalised approach, so things feel doable - not overwhelming.
Julian’s speciality is helping people with disability support, sports nutrition, diabetes, gut health, and making weight changes that last. He’s here for the long haul, cheering you on every step of the way - in English or Spanish!
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Bond University); Bachelor of Science (The University of Melbourne); Level 1 ISAK Anthropometrist; Completed Sports Dietitians Australia’s Sports Nutrition Course; ASADA Level 1 & 2 Anti-Doping Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Member of Dietitians Australia; Member of Sports Dietitians Australia
Caitlin Kemp
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Caitlin’s a compassionate dietitian with a warm, practical approach to nutrition. She’s worked across hospitals, aged care, and community settings, and brings that well-rounded experience to every session.
With a special interest in gut health, women’s health, and sustainable weight change, Caitlin loves helping people feel more confident about food choices. She also has extra training in the low FODMAP diet and is available for online consults on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Completed the Monash University; ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ course; Published author on the Nutrition and Dietetics journal of Dietitians Australia; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course
Adheesha Jayawardhana
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Clinical Lead
Adheesha is a dedicated dietitian with a strong background in NDIS and chronic condition support across all ages. She brings a practical, holistic approach to nutrition, helping people feel more in control of their health.
As our clinical lead, Adheesha supports clients with one-on-one advice, especially in areas like disability support, tube feeding, and children’s nutrition. She speaks Sinhalese and offers both Telehealth and home visits for NDIS and Home Care Package clients.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Applied Science/Master of Dietetic Practice from La Trobe University; Master of Human; Nutrition from Deakin University; Completed the Inside out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course
Rukmini Venkat
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Rukmini is an experienced dietitian who works across hospitals, aged care, and clinics in both rural and metro settings. She’s especially passionate about helping people build a healthier relationship with food, with a focus on heart health, disordered eating, and ageing well.
Rukmini brings a culturally inclusive approach to her work, making sure each plan is realistic, respectful, and personal. She currently supports NDIS participants in South-East Melbourne through both Telehealth and home visits.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Member of Dietitians Australia; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Completed the Evidence-informed Dietetic Practice for Eating Disorders Program; Accredited Standard Mental Health First Aider
Ashleigh Robinson
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Qualified Chef
Ashleigh is a dietitian with a background as a qualified chef, which she uses to help clients feel confident preparing simple, tasty meals. She takes a collaborative, no-judgement approach, working closely with each person to find nutrition strategies that actually fit their lifestyle.
Ashleigh’s especially passionate about supporting people with diabetes, gut issues, and heart health, and she always focuses on moderation and long-term changes over fad diets. She offers NDIS support via Telehealth or home visits.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours (Monash University); Certificate III in Commercial Cookery Completed at Holmesglen; Certificate III in Patisserie Completed at Holmesglen; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course
Bonnie Taylor
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Bonnie is an experienced Accredited Practising Dietitian who’s worked across aged care, GP clinics, public hospitals and dialysis settings. She’s passionate about helping people reach their health goals with realistic, down-to-earth nutrition advice.
Bonnie has a special interest in chronic disease management and supporting people with disabilities. She’s available for NDIS consultations via home visits or Telehealth.
Qualifications:
Master of Dietetic Practice (Monash University); Bachelor of Nutrition Science (Monash University); Member of Dietitians Australia; Published author in ‘Nutrients’ and ‘Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism’; Member of Dietitians Australia
Olivia Officer
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Olivia is a compassionate dietitian with experience across hospitals, aged care, and community settings in both public and private healthcare. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach, helping clients feel confident and supported as they work toward their goals.
Olivia’s big on creating practical, values-based strategies that boost independence and improve overall wellbeing. She has a special interest in disability support, gut health, chronic conditions, neurological health, and mental wellbeing.
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Griffith University); Bachelor of Health Sciences (Deakin University); Member of Dietitians Australia
Julian Rosenstein
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director
Julian’s all about building real connections and helping people reach their goals in a way that actually sticks. He blends the latest nutrition science with a personalised approach, so things feel doable - not overwhelming.
Julian’s speciality is helping people with disability support, sports nutrition, diabetes, gut health, and making weight changes that last. He’s here for the long haul, cheering you on every step of the way - in English or Spanish!
Qualifications:
Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Bond University); Bachelor of Science (The University of Melbourne); Level 1 ISAK Anthropometrist; Completed Sports Dietitians Australia’s Sports Nutrition Course; ASADA Level 1 & 2 Anti-Doping Course; Completed the Monash University ‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’ Course; Completed the Inside Out ‘Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders’ Course; Member of Dietitians Australia; Member of Sports Dietitians Australia
What a Dietitian Can
Really Help With
It’s more than just food talk. Our role is to help you enjoy eating in a way that fits your life, health needs, and preferences - without making it complicated.
NDIS Participants
Private Clients
Home Care Packages
From Diabetes to PEG Feeds
Supporting texture-modified diets or swallowing concerns (hello blended meals that taste like food again)
Helping manage diabetes, gut issues, or tube feeding needs
Planning realistic meal ideas based on your day-to-day life
Working with you to figure out which foods you may be sensitive to
Chatting through food-related behaviours or restrictive eating
Supporting carers and support workers with food prep ideas and guidance
Supporting texture-modified diets or swallowing concerns (hello blended meals that taste like food again)
Helping manage diabetes, gut issues, or tube feeding needs
Planning realistic meal ideas based on your day-to-day life
Working with you to figure out which foods you may be sensitive to
Chatting through food-related behaviours or restrictive eating
Supporting carers and support workers with food prep ideas and guidance
Feeling Bloated Doesn’t Mean You’re Doing It Wrong
If someone’s been eating more fibre than usual, some amount of bloating is completely normal at first and everyone will experience bloating from time to time.
It's when bloating becomes more troublesome and interferes with daily life that a dietitian can help troubleshoot with diet solutions.
Ashleigh Robinson
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Qualified Chef
Feeling Bloated Doesn’t Mean You’re Doing It Wrong
If someone’s been eating more fibre than usual, some bloating is completely normal at first.
It usually passes once their gut adjusts to new foods and starts handling them more easily.
Ashleigh Robinson
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Qualified Chef
Food Help That Feels Doable
If you're unsure whether a dietitian is the right fit - you're not alone. Many people think dietitians just hand out strict meal plans. We don’t do that.
Instead, we listen, adapt, and make food work for you.
Food Help That Feels Doable
If you're unsure whether a dietitian is the right fit - you're not alone. Many people think dietitians just hand out strict meal plans. We don’t do that.
Instead, we listen, adapt, and make food work for you.
We’re Mobile - Here’s Where We Can Help
We provide mobile NDIS dietitian services across metro Melbourne and parts of regional Victoria.
That means we can come to your home, your school, your supported accommodation, or anywhere else you feel comfortable.
We’re Mobile - Here’s Where We Can Help
We provide mobile NDIS dietitian services across metro Melbourne and parts of regional Victoria.
That means we can come to your home, your school, your supported accommodation, or anywhere else you feel comfortable.
Want to Chat From the Couch? We’re Good With That
Prefer online? Telehealth is always an option. We're Australia wide and have worked with people from NSW, QLD, SA and elsewhere - and yes, it’s still claimable under NDIS.
We’ve helped people in:
Inner and Outer Metro Melbourne
Dandenong, Frankston, Bayside suburbs
Mornington Peninsula
Ballarat, Geelong, Bendigo
Regional Victoria (via telehealth)
Wherever you are, there’s a good chance we can help - or connect you with someone who can.
Hunger Is Not a Weakness
Hunger is just your body’s way of asking for what it needs—it’s not a failure.
Treating it kindly and responding with nourishing food helps more than trying to ignore it.
Rukmini Venkat
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Hunger Is Not a Weakness
Hunger is just your body’s way of asking for what it needs—it’s not a failure.
Treating it kindly and responding with food helps more than trying to ignore it.
Rukmini Venkat
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
Hunger Is Not a Weakness
Hunger is just your body’s way of asking for what it needs—it’s not a failure.
Treating it kindly and responding with nourishing food helps more than trying to ignore it.
Rukmini Venkat
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist
We Match The Support To You - Not Just the Diagnosis
We help children, teens, adults, and older adults who are NDIS participants, including people with:
Disordered eating or feeding issues
Psychosocial disability or complex mental health
Neurological conditions (e.g. MS, Huntington’s, ABI)
Tube feeding (PEG/PEJ/NG)
Disordered eating or feeding issues
Psychosocial disability or complex mental health
Neurological conditions (e.g. MS, Huntington’s, ABI)
Tube feeding (PEG/PEJ/NG)
Multiple health conditions where food feels hard to navigate
Intellectual or developmental disability
Autism or ADHD
Swallowing difficulties
Multiple health conditions where food feels hard to navigate
Intellectual or developmental disability
Autism or ADHD
Swallowing difficulties
Got a Support Worker or Family Member? We Loop Them In Too
We're also here for families and carers who just need someone to help take the pressure off food and mealtimes.
Got a Support Worker or Family Member? We Loop Them In Too
We're also here for families and carers who just need someone to help take the pressure off food and mealtimes.
Most Plans Cover Dietitian Support - Let’s Check Yours
Our services are suitable for:
- Self-managed NDIS plans
- Plan-managed NDIS plans
- NDIA-managed NDIS plans
We are an NDIS Registered Provider.
Not sure if your plan covers a dietitian? Drop us a message - we can help figure it out.
We Adjust Plans as Things Change - That’s Normal
Forget stiff appointments or lectures about what not to eat. Our sessions are down-to-earth, practical, and all about you.
Your first session is a chance for us to really get to know you - your routine, likes/dislikes, health conditions, supports, and goals. There’s no pressure to “be ready” - we go at your pace.
We Adjust Plans as Things Change - That’s Normal
Forget stiff appointments or lectures about what not to eat. Our sessions are down-to-earth, practical, and all about you.
Your first session is a chance for us to really get to know you - your routines, likes/dislikes, health conditions, supports, and goals. There’s no pressure to “be ready” - we go at your pace.
You Don’t Need to Have It All Figured Out
Review sessions are tailored to what you want to focus on. That might include:
- Adjusting eating routines with practical food solutions
- Working with support staff to create simple healthy meals
- Managing tube feeds or writing mealtime management plans
- Navigating sensory issues or fussy eating
- Reviewing how your body responds to certain foods
We also provide letters, reports, and support documentation if you need them.
We’re Big on Compatibility - It Matters
We’ve Worked With… Well, Everyone
You’re not just your NDIS number or a list of goals. Our team takes the time to match you with a dietitian who gets where you’re coming from - whether that’s neurodiversity, mobility needs, trauma-informed care, or just needing someone who speaks human, not medical.
We’re Big on Compatibility - It Matters
We’ve Worked With… Well, Everyone
You’re not just your NDIS number or a list of goals. Our team takes the time to match you with a dietitian who gets where you’re coming from - whether that’s neurodiversity, mobility needs, trauma-informed care, or just needing someone who speaks human, not medical.
We’re Big on Compatibility - It Matters
We’ve Worked With… Well, Everyone
You’re not just your NDIS number or a list of goals. Our team takes the time to match you with a dietitian who gets where you’re coming from - whether that’s neurodiversity, mobility needs, trauma-informed care, or just needing someone who speaks human, not medical.
Get Started With Dietitian Support
Reach Out When You’re Ready
Want to book an appointment or just have questions? Use the button below to reach out. We’ll walk you through what’s possible and match you with the right person.
Get Started With Dietitian Support
Reach Out When You’re Ready
Want to book an appointment or just have questions? Use the button below to reach out. We’ll walk you through what’s possible and match you with the right person.
