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Feel Your Best With Expert Diet Advice

Struggling with gut issues, energy levels or weight? Our dietitians help you can feel better, manage health conditions and enjoy food without stress.

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Nutrition without the confusion.

There’s a lot of noise out there with diets, food rules, and conflicting advice. Eating ‘healthy’ can feel overwhelming!

Whether you’re dealing with gut issues, low energy, or managing a condition like diabetes or PCOS, our dieticians make it simple, effective and sustainable.

We take the time to understand your body, goals, and lifestyle — then help you build healthy habits that stick.
It’s not about cutting everything out. It’s about eating in a way that works for you, whilst maintaining a healthy relationship with food that doesn’t stress you out.

So if you’re tired of food stress and guesswork, book an appointment with our dietitians today!

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Diet & Nutrition Can Help

  • We provide practical, sustainable strategies to help manage blood sugar and support a healthy weight.

    • Type 1, Type 2 & Gestational Diabetes

    • Insulin resistance and pre-diabetes

    • Long-term weight loss support

    • Blood glucose and medication management

  • Support for digestive issues, food sensitivities, and finding relief without restricting more than necessary.

    • IBS and bloating

    • Low FODMAP guidance

    • Coeliac disease and gluten-free eating

    • Identifying and managing food triggers

  • Build long-term healthy habits with realistic and personalised guidance.

    • Meal planning and prep

    • Mindful eating strategies

    • Balanced nutrition for everyday life

    • Behaviour change support

  • Get expert advice on how to meet your nutritional needs with plant-based eating.

    • Vegan and vegetarian meal planning

    • Ensuring nutrient adequacy (e.g. iron, B12, calcium)

    • Transitioning to a plant-based diet

    • Supplement guidance if needed

  • Compassionate, non-judgemental support for recovery and rebuilding a healthy relationship with food.

    • Anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder

    • Disordered eating patterns

    • Support alongside psychologists or medical teams

    • Body image and food-related anxiety

  • We support clients with ongoing conditions to improve their quality of life through food.

    • Heart disease and high cholesterol

    • Kidney disease and liver conditions

    • Cancer nutrition

    • Fatigue and inflammation support

  • Tailored guidance for families and growing children to support development, learning, and wellbeing.

    • Fussy eating and food refusal

    • Nutrient-dense meal ideas for kids

    • Growth and weight concerns

    • Building healthy habits from a young age

  • Helping participants use their NDIS plan to access meaningful, goal-directed nutrition care.

    • Functional eating goals

    • Meal planning support

    • Reports and communication with your care team

    • Home visits or telehealth available

  • Nutritional support for every stage of pregnancy — from planning to postpartum.

    • Pre-conception nutrition

    • Managing nausea and energy

    • Eating for gestational diabetes

    • Postnatal recovery and breastfeeding support

  • Guidance before and after weight loss surgery to help you stay nourished and achieve long-term success.

    • Pre-surgery preparation

    • Post-surgery dietary stages

    • Meeting protein and nutrient needs

    • Managing portion sizes and supplements

What does a dietitian do?

A dietitian is a qualified health professional who helps you understand your body, improve your relationship with food, and eat in a way that supports your health — without the stress, confusion or extremes.

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    Provide personalised nutrition advice

    Everything is tailored to your body, lifestyle, goals, and medical needs — so eating well feels realistic, enjoyable, and sustainable.

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    Manage health conditions through food

    Use evidence-based strategies to support conditions like diabetes, heart health, PCOS, and gut issues and improve how you feel day to day.

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    Support lifestyle and performance goals

    Fuel your body for energy, weight loss, plant-based eating, or athletic performance in a sustainable way that works for you.

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    Build a healthy relationship and habits with food.

    Create a healthier mindset around eating without guilt, strict rules, or cutting everything out.

What makes Victory different?

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    Fully personalised to your body and goals.

    No generic meal plans — everything is tailored to your lifestyle, needs, and what actually works for you.

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    Health and sustainable habits with no extremes.

    Build a better relationship with food without guilt, strict rules, or cutting everything out.

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    Judgement-free support, no matter your goals.

    Whether it’s managing a condition or just eating better, get practical advice without guilt or pressure.

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About Our Team

At Victory Allied Health, our dietitians are passionate about helping you build a healthier relationship with food — without guilt, confusion, or restriction.

Each member of our team is university-qualified, accredited, and experienced in working across a wide range of conditions, from diabetes and gut health to eating disorders, family nutrition, and NDIS support.

We take the time to understand your goals, lifestyle, and challenges, then tailor realistic nutrition advice that fits into your life — not the other way around.

Whether you’re managing a medical condition, navigating food sensitivities, or simply wanting to eat better and feel your best, our dietitians are here to support you with care, clarity, and evidence-based strategies.

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Dietitian FAQ

  • Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs) are qualified to assess your nutrition needs and create personalised, evidence-based plans to help you manage health conditions, improve wellbeing, or achieve specific goals through food.

  • Our dietitians support a wide range of concerns, including:

    • Diabetes and weight management

    • Gut health and food intolerances

    • Eating disorders and disordered eating

    • NDIS nutrition support

    • Family and paediatric nutrition

    • Plant-based diets and lifestyle changes

    • Pregnancy and chronic disease

  • You don’t need a referral for private sessions. However, a referral is required if you’re accessing care through Medicare (EPC/CDM), DVA, or My Aged Care.

  • Yes — if you have a GP referral under a Medicare care plan (EPC/CDM), you may be eligible for subsidised sessions. Many private health funds also offer rebates depending on your level of cover.

  • It depends on your goals and complexity. Some people benefit from one or two sessions, while others may need ongoing support over time — especially for chronic conditions, NDIS plans, or eating disorder recovery.

  • Your first session involves a detailed assessment of your medical history, lifestyle, goals, and eating habits. From there, your dietitian will create a practical plan and offer support to help you implement it in a realistic way.

  • Yes — we work with self-managed, plan-managed and agency-managed participants, and provide individualised care, reporting, and communication with support teams.