Nutrition Works

Dietitian in MT Lawley, WA

Nutrition Works is a dietitian in MT Lawley, WA. You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate. It is one of 95 dietitians listed in Western Australia.

Contact and location

Who practises here

  • Simone Maria Allen Accredited Practising Dietitian

Areas of practice

  • Eating disorders (including anorexia, bulimia, compulsive eating)
  • Coeliac disease
  • Diabetes - Type 2
  • Diabetes - Type 1, includes injections and pumps
  • Gastrointestinal (stomach/bowel) disorders
  • Sports nutrition

What a dietitian does

Accredited practising dietitians translate nutrition evidence into what to actually eat. In this stage of life that covers fertility, nausea, iron and other deficiencies, gestational diabetes, feeding yourself while feeding a baby, and eating disorders.

Commonly after a gestational diabetes diagnosis, when iron or B12 is low, when nausea is making eating hard, or when planning a pregnancy on a restricted diet.

Referrals, fees and Medicare

You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate.

Usually paid privately or through extras cover. Medicare may cover part of a small number of visits a year with a GP chronic disease management plan, and gestational diabetes care is often provided free through a hospital clinic.

See what maternity care costs in Australia.

Common questions about Nutrition Works

Does Nutrition Works offer telehealth?

This listing does not tell us either way. Many practices added telehealth and kept it, so it is worth asking when you call.

Do I need a referral to see a dietitian in Western Australia?

You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate.

Is Nutrition Works taking new patients?

We do not hold appointment availability, and it changes week to week. Ringing 08 9473 1155 is the quickest way to find out.

What if Nutrition Works is not the right fit?

That is a completely reasonable thing to decide. We list 95 dietitians in Western Australia, so there are other options nearby.

Questions worth asking

  • Do you work with pregnancy and postnatal nutrition regularly?
  • What is your fee, and can I claim through Medicare or my fund?
  • Will you work with what I already eat rather than replacing it?
  • How many appointments would you expect?
  • Do you offer telehealth?

Other dietitians nearby

Related reading