Dietitian at Young Community Health (MLHD), offering free community-based nutrition services across the Murrumbidgee region for weight management, diabetes, heart disease, and many other conditions.
Services are free for eligible Medicare card holders. Accessed via Community Care Intake Service referral process.
Referral
Self-referral is accepted; GP, hospital, or other service provider referrals are also accepted. Contact CCIS on 1800 654 324.
Book a Consultation
Initial visit is a longer appointment including a complete assessment of needs: medical history, medication review, current health issues, living situation, and functional assessment.
Booking link and phone number are shown on verified listings.
“APD & AN with 10+ years experience, formerly at a private mental health facility. Evidence-based, non-judgemental approach. Specialises in invisible illnesses, eating disorders, gut health & metabolic conditions.”
Weight management and obesity · Type 2 Diabetes · Diabetes in pregnancy · PCOS
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“Amanda Clark (AAPD) has 25+ yrs experience in weight management, bariatric surgery & anti-obesity medication support. Author of Portion Perfection for Bariatrics. Clinics at Gold Coast, Tweed Heads & Lismore + Australia-wide telehealth.”
Paediatric nutrition (infants to teens) · Fussy eating · ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) · Child and teenage nutrition
“Dr Fiona Arrowsmith, PhD APD, paediatric dietitian with 25 years experience. Specialises in tube feeding, fussy eating, ARFID, allergies, NDIS, and child growth from infants to teens.”