At InHome Nutrition Dietetic Services, we provide personalised, evidence-based nutrition care designed around each person's health, abilities, lifestyle and goals.
From supporting healthy ageing and chronic disease management to enteral nutrition, sensory-related eating challenges and everyday healthy eating, we focus on practical strategies that make a meaningful difference in daily life.
Our services are available through home visits and telehealth.
Supporting healthy ageing, independence & quality of life.
Good nutrition is an important part of staying healthy, strong and independent as we age. Changes in appetite, mobility, health conditions and the ability to shop or prepare meals can all affect nutritional wellbeing.
Our dietitian works with older adults, families and care teams to identify nutrition concerns early and develop practical strategies that support health and independence at home.
We support older adults experiencing or at risk of:
Support may include food fortification, high-energy and high-protein strategies, oral nutrition supplements, meal planning and practical recommendations tailored to the client's abilities and home environment.
For clients with swallowing difficulties, adequate nutrition and hydration can become more challenging.
Working alongside Speech Pathologists and the broader healthcare team, we provide nutrition support for clients requiring texture-modified foods or thickened fluids, helping ensure their diet remains nutritionally adequate, enjoyable and appropriate for their swallowing recommendations.
Support may include meal fortification, suitable food choices, modified meal planning and nutrition education for clients, families and carers.
Personalised nutrition support can help older adults manage chronic health conditions while maintaining nutritional adequacy and quality of life.
We provide dietetic support for conditions including:
When clients have multiple health conditions, we help simplify sometimes-conflicting dietary advice into practical priorities that are easier to follow.
We can also assist with:
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Nutrition support aligned with everyday life & NDIS goals.
Nutrition challenges can affect a person's health, independence, participation and ability to manage everyday activities.
Our approach considers the participant's disability, functional capacity, living environment, support needs and NDIS goals to develop practical strategies that can be implemented consistently in daily life.
Please note: we are currently an unregistered NDIS provider and are unable to accept NDIA-managed funding.
Dietetic support may include:
We provide practical, non-judgemental support to help participants develop healthier eating patterns while considering disability-related barriers.
Rather than focusing only on weight, we may work towards improving food quality, meal structure, portion awareness, cooking skills and sustainable daily routines that support long-term health.
Consistency between the participant, family and support team can make a significant difference.
We provide nutrition education sessions for support workers, carers and SIL teams to help translate dietetic recommendations into everyday practice.
Education may cover meal planning, healthy food choices, portion guidance, nutrition support strategies, mealtime routines, food fortification and implementation of individual nutrition care plans.
With participant consent, we can collaborate with:
This helps ensure nutrition strategies are practical, coordinated and appropriate within the participant's broader support plan.
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Supporting healthy growth, positive eating & confident mealtimes.
Every child's relationship with food is different. Feeding difficulties, sensory preferences, limited food variety or nutritional concerns can make mealtimes challenging for both children and families.
At InHome Nutrition, we provide gentle, family-centred nutrition support to help children meet their nutritional needs, develop positive eating experiences and gradually build confidence with food.
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or sensory sensitivities may experience strong preferences around the taste, texture, smell, colour, brand or presentation of food. This can sometimes lead to a very limited range of accepted foods and concerns about nutritional adequacy.
Our dietitian can support with:
Our approach is gentle, responsive and pressure-free. We work at the child's individual pace, building on familiar and accepted foods while creating opportunities to safely explore new foods and expand dietary variety over time.
We can also support children experiencing:
Where appropriate, we work collaboratively with parents, paediatricians, GPs, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and other members of the child's healthcare team to provide coordinated support.
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Practical nutrition support for you & your family.
You don't need to have a diagnosed medical condition to benefit from seeing a dietitian.
Our private dietetic services support individuals and families who want personalised guidance to improve their eating habits, manage nutrition concerns or feel more confident around food.
We can help you move beyond confusing nutrition information and develop an approach to eating that works for your lifestyle.
Support may include:
Our focus is on realistic changes rather than restrictive diets or quick fixes.
We provide personalised nutrition strategies for:
Our goal is to identify practical strategies that improve symptoms while maintaining a varied and nutritionally adequate diet.
Our approach to weight management considers the whole person—not just the number on the scales.
We can help with:
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Individual assessment of nutritional status, dietary intake, health concerns and goals.
Practical recommendations tailored to individual needs and circumstances.
Personalised meal plans considering nutritional requirements, preferences, culture, budget and cooking capacity.
Individual, family, carer or support-worker education to build confidence and practical nutrition skills.
Assessment, product recommendations and ongoing monitoring where nutritional supplementation is clinically indicated.
Professional documentation and collaboration with healthcare and support teams when required. Additional clinical report writing may be billed separately.
Every person's nutrition needs are different.
Whether you're seeking support for yourself, a family member or someone you care for, we'll help identify the right approach based on your individual needs and goals.