At Nourished Not Deprived, our telehealth dietitian services make it easier for individuals and families across Australia to get the support they need — without the travel, waitlists or overwhelm. Whether you’re living in a remote area, navigating an NDIS plan or managing nutrition-related needs, we’re here to support you through person-centred care.
We provide telehealth dietitian support for people of all ages, across a wide range of needs — including:
Our team comprises credentialed, trauma-informed dietitians with over three years of clinical experience and a strong understanding of psychosocial capacity.
Our telehealth services model is built for real life. It’s flexible, accessible and led by experienced clinicians across multiple disciplines.
What you can expect from our online dietician appointments:
Our telehealth nutritionist sessions support people with low functional capacity around eating and meal preparation, individuals working to build independent skills and carers who want clear, practical advice they can trust. We also provide NDIS report writing to help participants access the support they need through their plan.
Our dietitians deliver tailored guidance to help individuals of all ages develop better eating habits, improve psychosocial capacity and manage nutrition-related challenges in everyday life. Sessions are collaborative, focusing on realistic, strengths-based strategies that suit each person’s lifestyle.
Our telehealth nutritionists work closely with individuals and their supports to deliver:Perso
We know accessing quality dietetic care can be difficult, especially when needs are complex. That’s why Nourished Not Deprived takes a holistic, person-first approach that builds confidence, capacity and connection through every session.
We make it easier to access expert care wherever you are. Contact us today and book your first telehealth dietitian appointment with Nourished Not Deprived.
We believe everyone deserves access to expert, respectful care. Our model is built for families navigating complex systems — and we’ve supported thousands of Australians with practical, outcome-focused dietitian support.
A Telehealth dietitian is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) who provides nutrition consultations online through secure video or phone. They offer the same expert dietary advice, meal planning, and evidence-based support you’d receive in a clinic — but without the need to travel.
Sessions take place via a secure video link or phone call. You’ll discuss your health goals, medical history, and lifestyle with your dietitian, who will then provide tailored strategies and resources. Meal plans, shopping lists, and follow-up support can be delivered electronically.
Yes. Research shows Telehealth nutrition support is just as effective as in-person consultations. Many people even find it easier to follow through with changes when support is accessible from home, especially for families, people in remote areas, or those with mobility challenges.
Telehealth dietetics is suitable for:
Children, teens, and adults needing tailored nutrition advice
People managing chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, heart disease, coeliac disease)
Families seeking guidance on fussy eating or balanced meal planning
NDIS participants working towards capacity-building goals
People with eating disorders or disordered eating patterns
Anyone looking to improve their overall health and wellbeing
Telehealth dietitians support clients with:
Weight management and body image concerns
Diabetes management and blood sugar control
IBS, coeliac disease, and other digestive conditions
High cholesterol and heart health
Eating disorders and ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)
Nutrition for disability support and NDIS goals
Sports and performance nutrition
General healthy eating for all ages
Yes. Telehealth dietitian services can often be funded through:
NDIS: if dietetic support relates to your plan goals
Medicare: rebates are available with a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan from your GP
Private health insurance: many extras policies cover dietetics
A computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet access
A quiet, private space
Relevant information such as recent blood test results, food diaries, or medical history
A notepad to write down key strategies
Yes. Telehealth dietitians can work with parents and young people to manage fussy eating, growth and development, healthy weight, sports nutrition, and eating concerns. Parents may be included in sessions to ensure strategies are practical and supported at home.
A telehealth consult includes a full review of your dietary habits, concerns and goals. You’ll work with a credentialed dietitian to create a personalised, practical plan supporting positive intake management and functional outcomes.
Costs vary depending on your referral type. If you have a referral from your GP, bulk billing may be available through our Medicare services. Our dietitian sessions are also accessible under NDIS plans, workers’ compensation and private health insurance.
If you or someone you support is managing a chronic condition, has specific food restrictions or is looking for support to develop a healthy relationship with food, seeing a dietitian can help build confidence and skills for the long term.
Submit an enquiry if you have more questions or make a referral today.
