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Weight Loss Dietitians Across Australia

Find a weight loss dietitian near you. Search 1,042 accredited practising dietitians (APDs) across Australia specialising in weight management, obesity support, GLP-1 medication guidance, bariatric nutrition, and more. All verified through Dietitians Australia.

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Kimberley Ann Davis

Kimberley Ann Davis

Good Nutrition For Life

Victoria Point, QLD 12 yrs Telehealth

Kimberley Davis APD & AN, owner of Good Nutrition For Life (est. 2013) in Brisbane Bayside, specialises in HAES, non-diet approach, diabetes, GI health, bariatric surgery, and more.

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What is an Accredited Practising Dietitian?

An Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) is a university-qualified nutrition expert who has completed a minimum four-year degree in nutrition and dietetics. “Dietitian” is a protected title in Australia, meaning only qualified professionals who meet strict education and practice standards can use it.

Unlike “nutritionist” (which is not a protected title and can be used by anyone), APDs are recognised by Medicare, NDIS, DVA, and private health funds. They can provide Medical Nutrition Therapy and work alongside your GP to manage conditions like obesity, diabetes, PCOS, and more.

All dietitians listed on this directory are verified through Dietitians Australia and specialise in weight management and/or obesity support.

How to See a Dietitian for Weight Loss

  1. 01

    Get a GP Referral

    Ask your GP for an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan to receive up to 5 Medicare-rebated dietitian sessions per year.

  2. 02

    Choose a Dietitian

    Browse profiles to find a dietitian who matches your needs. Filter by location, telehealth availability, specialisation, or rebate options.

  3. 03

    Book & Start

    Book online or by phone. Your initial consultation is typically 45-60 minutes, where your dietitian will create a personalised plan for your goals.