A dietitian is a university qualified health professional who has completed a minimum 4 year degree and is recognised by the government to be an expert in the field of nutrition. While every dietitian is a nutritionist by default, not every nutritionist is a dietitian and the term ‘nutritionist’ is not protected. This means anyone could call themselves a nutritionist without any formal training. An APD (accredited practising dietitian) is a dietitian who continues to complete a minimum of 30 hours of professional development each year to remain up to date with the most relevant advancements in health and nutrition. All of our guides have been written by APD’s. 

No, you do not need a referral to book an appointment with us.

Our guides are intended for those newly diagnosed with their health condition. However, if you are still a little unsure on the best dietary management techniques for you, this guide will also be perfect for you!

Each guide is tailored to the specific health condition only. If you have multiple health conditions we would recommend purchasing each guide that is relevant to you and then reaching out to discuss booking an appointment with an accredited practising dietitian to incrementally incorporate any necessary dietary changes into your lifestyle. 

When it comes to nutrition, knowledge is one thing but incorporating these changes into your daily life is the next challenge! Head to the ‘Book Appointment’ button in the navigation bar to book a consultation with an Accredited Practising Dietitian and we’ll get the ball rolling to becoming your healthiest and most confident self.

Our guides have been created with some references to Australian laws and common foods. However, the vast majority of the information provided is suitable for those outside of Australia. 

All our guides are provided in both EPUB and PDF formats for the best compatibility with most devices. If however you require a special format, please reach out as this can be provided.