Nutrition Support for Individuals & Families
I offer calm, practical nutrition support designed to build confidence, routine and independence around food for individuals and families.
My approach is education-based, focusing on real-life skills, nourishment and sustainable habits that support everyday wellbeing.
GAPS-Informed Approach
My work is GAPS‑informed, meaning I draw on whole‑food nutrition principles that prioritise real foods, gentle food preparation, and nourishment of the body through everyday habits.
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GAPS principles are used educationally and practically
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I support food choices and routines that may be recommended by a participant’s broader care team
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I do not prescribe, diagnose, or treat medical conditions
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I do not replace medical, dietetic, or allied health care
My role is to help clients understand, implement, and sustain nourishing food practices in a way that fits their daily life.
NDIS‑Aligned Practice
My work supports participants and families to build skills that contribute to:
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Improved Daily Living skills
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Increased independence around food and routines
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Stronger family and carer confidence
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Reduced stress around meals
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Improved engagement and participation in daily life
I practise in accordance with:
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The NDIS Code of Conduct
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Privacy and confidentiality requirements
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Clear documentation and transparent communication
Professional Standards
I am committed to providing ethical, respectful and high-quality nutrition support that prioritises safety, dignity and individual choice. My work is guided by professional standards, clear boundaries and best practice when supporting all clients.
I am committed to:
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Ethical, respectful, and person‑centred practice
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Clear professional boundaries
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Ongoing education and professional development
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Culturally sensitive and trauma‑aware support