Your Questions, Answered

  • Yes — nutrition therapy is one of the most effective tools for improving blood glucose management and reducing HbA1c levels.

  • No — carbohydrates are still important. We help you understand portion sizes, carbohydrate timing and better-quality carbohydrate choices rather than removing foods completely.

  • Yes — we provide evidence-based support for sustainable weight management alongside diabetes care.

  • Yes — we can help you identify how meals, snacks, exercise and routines may affect your glucose levels.

  • Yes — we can help interpret CGM data and use it to guide meal planning and lifestyle changes.

  • Absolutely. Early support can help reduce confusion and give you a clear plan moving forward.

  • Yes — we provide nutrition guidance during pregnancy to help support healthy blood glucose levels for both mother and baby.

  • You may be eligible for Medicare rebates through a GP Chronic Disease Management Plan (formerly EPC/CDM plan). Speak with your GP to see if you qualify. 

  • Your initial appointment usually includes:

    • Review of medical history

    • Blood test discussion

    • Current eating habits

    • Lifestyle assessment

    • Goal setting

    • Personalised nutrition recommendations

  • Helpful items include:

    • GP referral (if applicable)

    • Recent blood test results

    • Medication list

    • Glucose readings or CGM reports

    • Food diary (optional)

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  • You may be eligible for Medicare rebates through a GP Chronic Disease Management Plan (formerly EPC/CDM plan). Speak with your GP to see if you qualify.

  • Yes — many private health funds include dietitian services under extras cover.