We work with clients right across Australia via telehealth, making it easy to access support wherever you are. For those in Melbourne’s north eastern suburbs, we also offer flexible home visits for a more personal touch.

No, you do not need a referral to book an appointment. However, a referral from your GP is required if you wish to access Medicare rebates (e.g. through a Chronic Disease Management Plan).

If you are a healthcare professional referring a patient, please complete the referral form on our website or send your referral to hello@bitesizednutrition.com.au

We offer flexible consultation options to suit your needs, including telehealth (video or phone) and in-home visits within North East Melbourne. This allows you to access support in a way that is convenient and comfortable for you.

Fees vary depending on the type and length of appointment:

• Initial Consultation (60 minutes): $220

• Standard Review (45 minutes): $150

• Extended Review (60 minutes): $180

Medicare rebates may be available with a valid referral, such as a Chronic Disease Management Plan from your GP.

Many private health funds also provide rebates for dietetic services. We recommend checking with your provider to understand your level of cover.

An Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) is a university-qualified health professional who meets strict national standards and is accredited to provide medical nutrition therapy.

The term “nutritionist” is not always regulated, meaning qualifications and scope of practice can vary. Dietitians are qualified to work with complex medical conditions, while other nutrition professionals may focus more on general healthy eating advice.

What and how we eat plays a major role in everyday life, health, and wellbeing. A dietitian can help you build a positive, sustainable relationship with food while working towards your health goals.

This may include supporting:

• Growth and development in children

• Management of medical conditions such as diabetes

• Improving energy levels and overall wellbeing

• Navigating allergies or intolerances

• Achieving personal nutrition and lifestyle goals

Our focus is on practical, evidence-based advice that fits into real life—helping you make food choices that are both enjoyable and supportive of your long-term health.