01Nutrition assessment
A clear picture of current intake, routines, health needs, food access and the barriers making eating harder.
NUTRITION SUPPORT THAT FITS REAL LIFE
NDIS dietitian support, built around you
Practical, respectful nutrition support for NDIS participants. We work with your goals, routines, preferences and support network to make everyday eating feel more manageable.
- Participant-led
- Goal-focused
- Family and team friendly
Food support without judgementClear steps, shaped around your day
SUPPORT THAT STARTS WITH LISTENING
Food is personal. Your nutrition support should be too.
There is no single right way to eat. Disability, health, sensory preferences, energy, skills, culture, budget and the people around you can all shape what works.
Our role is to understand the whole picture, explain options clearly and help turn nutrition advice into routines you can actually use.
See our approachHOW WE CAN HELP
Nutrition support for everyday goals
Support is tailored to the participant. These are common areas we can explore together, not a fixed program or checklist.
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02Everyday eating skills
Practical support with meal planning, shopping, preparation and building food routines that feel manageable.
03A comfortable relationship with food
Respectful, non-judgemental strategies for food variety, appetite changes and eating with more confidence.
04Family and support teams
Simple guidance that helps families, carers and support workers use the same practical approach day to day.
05Reports and recommendations
Goal-linked recommendations and reports that explain the participant’s disability-related nutrition needs.
06Coordinated care
Collaboration with the participant’s chosen health professionals, support coordinator and wider care team.
YOUR LIFEsets the direction
OUR APPROACH
Small, useful changes can build lasting confidence
Good nutrition support is more than a meal plan. It connects clinical knowledge with the routines, skills and environment that shape each day.
Participant-led
Your goals, preferences and definition of progress guide the work.
Practical
Strategies are designed for ordinary kitchens, real budgets and changing energy levels.
Respectful
Food, body size, disability, culture and family life are discussed without judgement.
Collaborative
You choose who is involved, from family and support workers to your clinical team.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A clear path from first conversation to everyday action
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Start with a conversation
Share what is happening now, what matters most and how you prefer to communicate.
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Build the full picture
We explore food, routines, health information, supports and disability-related barriers.
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Choose practical goals
Together we turn priorities into realistic steps that fit your home, budget, culture and support needs.
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Review and adapt
We check what is working, solve new barriers and update the plan as your needs change.
NDIS FUNDING
Understanding dietitian support in your plan
The NDIS includes dietary support among the therapy supports it may fund. Like every NDIS support, it must meet the funding criteria and relate to your individual disability support needs and goals.
Dietary support may be funded when it relates to disability support needs and meets the NDIS funding criteria.
Funding decisions are individual. A recommendation from a health professional does not guarantee that a support will be funded.
Evidence should explain the disability-related need, the expected functional benefit and how the support connects to your goals.
Before booking, check your plan, funding category and plan management arrangements.
Not sure where to start?Bring your goals and current plan to the first conversation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Helpful answers before you begin
The NDIS lists dietary support as a type of therapy support that may be funded when it meets all NDIS funding criteria. Funding depends on your individual plan, disability-related needs and goals.
You can start by making an enquiry. Depending on your health needs and plan, we may also ask for information from your GP, specialist or another member of your support team.
The first appointment focuses on your goals, current eating patterns, health history, routines, food access and the supports around you. Together, we agree on useful next steps.
Yes. You decide who is involved. Family members, carers, support workers and other health professionals can help make strategies easier to use consistently.
The focus is your disability-related nutrition needs, health, daily function and personal goals. Advice is individual and does not assume that weight loss is the right goal for everyone.
Yes. Tell us what helps you feel comfortable, including communication preferences, sensory needs, appointment pace and whether you would like another person present.
Reports and written recommendations can be discussed as part of your service. The right format and level of detail depend on your goals and what your plan or support team requires.
Check the stated supports and budget in your current plan, or ask your plan manager, support coordinator or the NDIA. We do not promise NDIS funding because each participant’s circumstances are assessed individually.
LET'S TALK
Tell us what good nutrition support would look like for you
Share a few details about your goals, communication preferences and current supports. We will use them to guide the first conversation.
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