Dietetics


Transform your approach to nutrition with tailored guidance that supports your health, lifestyle, and long-term wellbeing.

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Nutrition support design around you

At Lifecare, we understand the vital role nutrition plays in overall health. Our dietetics team takes a personalised approach, offering evidence-informed advice and individualised meal plans that align with your specific health goals, preferences, and lifestyle.

Simple, sustainable strategies for healthy eating

Healthy eating doesn’t need to be complicated. Lifecare’s dietetics services provide clear, practical guidance that fits into your everyday routine. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition or aiming to improve your energy and focus, we’ll help you make lasting, confident choices.

How can dietetics support your health?

Lifecare dietitians can assist with a wide range of health needs, including:

Making informed choices that last

Our dietitians use the latest nutrition science combined with real-world strategies to support you in building habits that work for the long term. From fuelling your body effectively to understanding how food supports your recovery, we’re here to guide you on your journey to feeling your best.

Why choose Lifecare for dietetics?

We focus on nutrition that works for real life. At Lifecare, our accredited dietitians take the time to understand your challenges and create practical plans that promote confidence, energy, and improved wellbeing. You’ll benefit from:

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Frequently asked questions about dietetics

What is dietetics?

Dietetics is the science of how food and nutrition affect health. Dietitians assess your dietary needs and offer personalised plans to support wellbeing, manage conditions, and promote long-term health through balanced nutrition.

Should I see a dietitian?

You might benefit from dietetic support if:

What is the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?

Both dietitians and nutritionists provide nutrition advice, but dietitians have formal clinical training and are accredited to provide medical nutrition therapy for specific health conditions. Nutritionists may have varying levels of education and do not require accreditation to practice.

Do I need a doctor’s referral for dietetics services?

You don’t need a referral to book a dietetics appointment. However, if you have a Chronic Disease Management Plan (CDMP) from your GP, bring it along to your consultation.

Can I claim this service on private health insurance?

Many private health plans include cover for dietetics. We recommend checking your policy or contacting your provider to confirm your level of cover.

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