Sport Nutrition Support That Actually Fits Into Your Life

Gut issues and food reactions can make everyday eating feel confusing and frustrating. Our dietitians work with you to figure out what’s really going on—and help you eat in a way that feels good again.


Whether you're dealing with bloating, unpredictable bowels, or trying to make sense of possible intolerances, we offer support that’s grounded in evidence and adapted to real life.

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More Training Doesn’t Mean Less Food


When training ramps up, food needs usually do too, even if it doesn’t always feel obvious at first.



Food helps muscles repair and keeps energy up between sessions, so skipping meals after sport can slow progress down.

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Ashleigh Robinson

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Qualified Chef

Fueling Your Body Through Injuries, Periods, And Health Flare-Ups

Sport and movement can be powerful.

But let’s be real  -  when your body’s not playing along, it can feel hard to keep up. 


Maybe it’s an injury that won’t settle. Maybe it’s chronic pain that flares when you try to push.

Or maybe your cycle hits like a truck and messes with your appetite, your energy, and your mindset.


If any of that sounds familiar, you’re in the right place. It’s not about being the best on the field. It’s about feeling like yourself in your own skin  -  on the days when you’re moving, and on the days when you’re resting. 


The goal is to build a food and movement routine that honours your whole experience, even when your body says “not today.”

Not Just Fuel  -  Real Food Support That Moves With You

Think of this like nutritional support with no pressure, no performance goals, and no “just push through” talk.

This is about feeling stronger, steadier, and more in tune with what your body actually needs.


Your body might not fit a typical training plan - and that’s exactly why your nutrition support shouldn’t either.

We help you figure out food routines that work with your body, not against it. 


That includes pain days, down days, and every kind of hormonal rollercoaster.

You’re not being dramatic. You’re not being lazy. You’re just someone living in a body that needs care, not comparison. 



That care might mean rethinking how you approach meals and movement - not to achieve more, but to feel better.

Let’s Cut to the Chase  -  This Isn’t Your Standard Meal Plan

Forget those eat-clean lists or "anti-inflammatory superfood" charts.

We're talking about real food, real life, and figuring it out together.


You're not just a diagnosis or a set of symptoms.

You're a whole person who’s trying to do their best in a body that sometimes has its own agenda.


That deserves respect  -  and nutrition advice that doesn't make you feel like you’re failing at something.

You might be:

  • Trying to stay active after a sports injury
  • Living with endo, PCOS or period pain that throws you off for weeks
  • Managing a chronic illness like arthritis, MS, or fatigue
  • Working through mental health struggles that mess with your appetite
  • Supporting someone else while forgetting to feed yourself properly


Whatever it is  -  you deserve support that sees the bigger picture.

You deserve food support that doesn’t feel like another performance test.

Can You Imagine How It Feels To Finally Have A Plan That’s Yours?

Not a one-size-fits-all template. Not a generic sports nutrition brochure. A plan that actually makes space for:

  • Days when you can’t leave the couch
  • Cravings that change with your hormones
  • Energy dips that hit out of nowhere
  • Support workers helping with meals
  • Sensory needs or appetite changes


Think of it like adjusting your seatbelt  -  not throwing away the car. It’s support that works with the shape of your life.

It’s like building a soft landing that still lets you move forward, even when the ground keeps shifting.

Your Nutrition Shouldn’t Add Stress

You’ve already got enough going on.

The last thing you need is food advice that feels like another chore or makes you feel like you’re not doing enough.


We get it. Some of us have lived this too  -  caring for someone with complex needs, juggling health appointments, managing our own bodies through pain or fatigue. 


That’s why every bit of support we offer is grounded in kindness, practicality, and deep understanding.

You’ll never be judged for eating takeaways, skipping a meal, or struggling with routine.

Support That Comes To You  -  However That Looks

You can see your Dietitian:

  • At home, if you’re in Melbourne (and are a NDIS or HCP participant)
  • Over Telehealth
  • In clinic


We work with NDIS plans and also see private clients.

If your support coordinator or plan manager isn’t sure how to get it funded, we’ll help with that too.


We’ve seen how confusing the paperwork can be. We’ve sat with families going, “I don’t even know what I’m allowed to ask for.” You’re not alone in that.


If it feels like too much to organise, you can call. We’ll walk you through it  -  one step at a time.

Here’s What A Session Might Look Like

It starts with a chat. You don’t need a diagnosis, a referral, or a full food diary.

You just need to be ready to talk honestly about what’s hard right now.


You might end up:

  • Learning how to manage sugar crashes during your period
  • Figuring out snacks that don’t hurt your stomach after physio
  • Getting help for nausea, bloating, or pain flare-ups
  • Exploring what to eat when fatigue makes cooking feel impossible
  • Building a plan that fits your lifestyle
  • Understanding how to keep food fun and non-pressuring with your kids


The point is  -  you stay involved. This isn’t about handing over control.

It’s about making decisions together, so your food routines support you


You get to choose what feels right. You get to say what’s realistic and what’s not.

No Athlete Background Needed

This isn’t just for people with a sports injury history.


We support anyone who’s using movement to feel better  -  whether that’s gym sessions, walking with a support worker, or stretching to keep your joints moving.


You don’t need to be fit. You don’t need to be consistent. You don’t even need to enjoy exercise.

You just need support that understands how food and movement interact  -  and how pain, periods, or mental health can throw everything off.



It’s kind of like adjusting your pace to match the terrain. Some days are uphill. Some days you rest. Either way, you deserve to feel fueled.

Home Visits

across Melbourne for comfort and ease

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Clinic Appointments

in Dandenong and Glenroy

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Telehealth Sessions

if you're regional, remote, or just prefer online support

What Sets Us Apart

It’s not about cutting everything out. It’s about building a way of eating that supports your gut and your life. You won’t find fad diets, fear tactics, or strict food rules here.


Instead, we offer:

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Hydration Isn’t Just a Summer Thing


Even when it’s cold outside, the body still loses water through breathing, moving and thinking.


Drinking enough all year round helps with energy, focus, and even digestion.

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Julian Rosenstein

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Performance Nutritionist | Director

Feel Like You Should Be Doing It All On Your Own?

Here’s something we hear a lot:
“I feel like I should be the one doing this  -  not handing it off.”


You’re not alone in that. A lot of families feel guilty about bringing in support, like they’re letting someone down.

But the truth is, good support adds value. It doesn’t replace you  -  it strengthens what you already do.


And when it comes to food? A Dietitian can help you or your family members feel more in control.

It’s not just about supervision. It’s about understanding what fuels the body and mind  -  and building habits that actually stick.



Think of it like this: you’re not stepping back. You’re bringing in someone who can help carry the load  -  so you’ve got more space to breathe.

You Deserve To Feel Supported In This

You might be exhausted. You might be burnt out.

You might feel like you’ve tried it all and nothing’s worked. That’s okay.


You’re allowed to start again. You’re allowed to ask for help. And you’re allowed to want something that actually fits around your life  -  not the other way around.


There’s nothing wrong with needing support. And there’s nothing soft or weak about asking for it. If anything, it shows strength. It shows you’re still fighting for a better day.


You’re not failing. You’re just human. And your care should reflect that.

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Still Not Sure? That’s Completely Fine

You don’t need to have all the answers right now. If you’re thinking about it, that’s a start.

If you’re not sure what support would even look like, we’re happy to talk it through.


This isn’t a hard sell. It’s a conversation.


You can reach out, ask a question, or book a no-pressure first chat. Whether it turns into something or not  -  you’ve taken a step.


And that counts for something. Let’s start where you are, and go from there.