Find the right dietitian for you

Connect with accredited, independent dietitians — in person or Australia-wide via telehealth

Dietlicious connects you with trusted, independently practising Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs). Below you'll find our featured dietitians — browse their profiles, compare specialties, and choose the person who's the best fit for your goals.

Consultations are booked and delivered directly by the dietitian you choose. Dietlicious is a referral and information platform only — we don't provide the consultation ourselves, and the clinical relationship is between you and your chosen dietitian.

 

Weight Loss & Sustainable Body Weight

Crash diets don't work long-term. A dietitian can design a realistic, science-backed weight management plan tailored to your routine, preferences, and metabolic needs — helping you lose weight sustainably without extreme restriction.

Diabetes Management (Type 1, Type 2 & Pre-Diabetes)

Better blood glucose control starts with the right food choices at the right times. A dietitian can help you manage carbohydrate intake, stabilise blood sugar levels, and reduce your risk of long-term complications.

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Diet plays a powerful role in managing blood pressure. A dietitian can provide a low-sodium, heart-smart eating plan that helps reduce hypertension risk factors while keeping meals flavourful and satisfying.

High Cholesterol

A dietitian can create a structured, evidence-based meal plan that supports healthy cholesterol levels through targeted changes in fats, fibre, and overall dietary pattern — as part of a broader approach to long-term cardiovascular health.

Arthritis & Inflammatory Conditions

Certain foods can worsen joint inflammation, while others help reduce it. A dietitian can help you identify anti-inflammatory eating patterns that may ease arthritis symptoms and support joint health.

Heart Conditions

For those managing or recovering from cardiovascular conditions, a dietitian can provide a heart-healthy nutrition plan aligned with cardiac rehabilitation goals — focusing on healthy fats, sodium control, and heart-protective nutrients.

Menopause Nutrition Support

Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect weight, bone density, mood, and energy. A dietitian can offer menopause nutrition strategies tailored to support hormonal balance, bone health, and overall wellbeing through this transition.

Kidney (Renal) Conditions

Managing chronic kidney disease requires careful attention to protein, potassium, phosphorus, and sodium intake. A renal-trained dietitian can work alongside your medical team to support kidney function and slow disease progression.

Cancer Recovery Nutrition

Nutrition needs change significantly during and after cancer treatment. A dietitian can provide supportive dietary guidance to help manage treatment side effects, maintain strength, and support recovery.

Gut Health & Digestive Conditions

From IBS to bloating, reflux, and food intolerances, a dietitian can help identify triggers and build a gut-friendly eating plan — including guidance through structured approaches like the low FODMAP diet.

Nutrition Support Alongside GLP-1 Medication

If you've been prescribed a GLP-1 medication by your doctor, a dietitian can help preserve muscle mass, manage side effects, and ensure you're getting adequate nutrition while appetite is suppressed — working alongside your prescribing doctor to help you get the most out of your treatment, safely and sustainably.

NDIS Dietitian Support

Our featured dietitians support NDIS participants with tailored nutrition plans, mealtime management, and dietary support as part of their care plan, working collaboratively with support coordinators, carers, and allied health teams.

Support at Home

For you or a loved one who might need help with seniors nutrition, managing health conditions, appetite, chewing and swallowing, our featured dietitians bring you expert support. For those who find it difficult to attend in-person appointments, just ask for a telehealth consultation Australia-wide.

 

Meet our featured dietitians

Two experienced, independently practising dietitians are currently featured on Dietlicious. Review their profiles below and contact whichever dietitian is the right fit for you.

Dana Winik — Munch Dietetics, Sydney

Bachelor of Science (Nutrition) (Honours in Nutrition and Dietetics); Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD), Accredited Nutritionist (AN)

Dana Winik is a passionate and dedicated Accredited Practising Dietitian with nearly 20 years of experience in the dietetics industry. She previously worked as a Clinical Dietitian at St Vincent’s Hospital. During her time at the hospital, Dana began working in private practice part-time and established Munch Dietetics in Bondi Junction, Sydney. Dana now dedicates all her time to Munch Dietetics where she works full-time as the Principal Dietitian.

Throughout her career Dana has developed expertise in a number of areas of personal and clinical interest. These include weight management, insulin resistance, polycystic ovary syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, fertility, high cholesterol, diabetes and cancer.

Dana’s inspiration to be a Dietitian comes from her desire to help clients discover how food has the power to prevent and treat chronic disease, promote longevity, increase energy and concentration levels and improve quality of life.

Face-to-face consultations - Bondi Junction, plus telehealth Australia-wide.   Book an appointment with Dana here

 

Emily Commerford — Melbourne Nutrition Services, Melbourne

Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science, Deakin University; Master of Nutrition and Dietetics, Deakin University, Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD), Accredited Nutritionist (AN), Accredited Sports Dietitian

Emily is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who helps people achieve their health and performance goals with non-judgemental, compassionate evidence-based nutrition advice. With qualifications in both sports science and dietetics, she combines movement and medical nutrition therapy. She became a dietitian in 2012 and founded Melbourne Nutrition Services in 2016. 

Emily is a real foodie and lover of all things flavoursome, so she will never ask her clients to stop eating the things they love. She is a strong believer in a healthy relationship with food being the basis of a great diet.

Her special interests include bariatric surgery, supporting bariatric athletes in their training, recovery and performance endeavours, endurance sports nutrition, and care for individuals living with lipoedema. Emily offers personalised, practical advice that empowers her clients to feel confident, energised, and supported at every stage.

Outside of work, Emily has been a passionate participant in endurance events including marathons, trail runs and Ironman triathlons. Her other hobbies include rock climbing, baking and reading fantasy books. 

Face-to-face consultations - Melbourne and Moorabbin, plus telehealth Australia-wide.   Book an appointment with Emily here

 

Why use Dietlicious to find your dietitian?

• Curated — every featured dietitian is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD)
• Choice — compare experienced dietitians and choose who's right for you
• Flexible — face-to-face in Sydney or Melbourne, or telehealth from anywhere in Australia
• Direct — you contact and book with your chosen dietitian directly, with no middleman

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?

Not always — however, a GP referral (such as a Chronic Disease Management Plan) may make you eligible for Medicare rebates. This is something to confirm directly with your chosen dietitian.

What can I expect from a dietitian consultation?

Your consultation will be tailored to your individual health goals, nutritional needs and concerns. Your dietitian may provide personalised nutrition advice, meal plans, easy recipes and shopping lists, as well as recommendations for suitable Dietlicious prepared meals. Where appropriate, your plan may also include lifestyle recommendations, activity guidelines, suggested tests and follow-up support to help you stay on track.

How can a dietitian help me?

A dietitian can provide personalised nutrition advice to help you manage specific health concerns, improve your diet and work towards your health and wellbeing goals. Your dietitian will assess your individual needs and provide practical, evidence-based recommendations suited to your lifestyle.

Can I see a dietitian through NDIS?

Yes, dietetic support can be included as part of an NDIS plan where nutrition is identified as a support need. Speak with your chosen dietitian directly to discuss your individual circumstances, eligibility and plan.

Do you offer telehealth dietitian appointments?

Yes — our featured dietitians offer telehealth consultations Australia-wide, in addition to face-to-face appointments in Sydney and Melbourne.

How much does a dietitian consultation cost? 

The cost of a dietitian consultation will depend on the type and length of appointment. Your chosen dietitian can provide details about their consultation fees when you enquire.

Can I claim a dietitian consultation through my health fund?

You may be able to claim a dietitian consultation through your private health insurance extras cover, depending on your health fund and level of cover. We recommend checking with your health fund before your appointment to confirm your eligibility and rebate.

How many dietitian appointments will I need?

This varies depending on your individual needs, goals and condition. Your chosen dietitian will recommend an appropriate consultation and follow up plan based on your circumstances.

Does Dietlicious provide the dietitian consultation?

No. Dietlicious can help you find and connect with a reputable independent, accredited dietitian. The consultation is provided directly by the dietitian you choose to contact. Dietlicious is not involved in the clinical relationship or the provision of clinical advice.