Google logo with the text 'Rated 5.0 by 100+ locals.'

Dietitian ipswich: Feel Your Best With Expert Diet Advice

Dealing with gut discomfort, low energy, or weight concerns? Our dietitians help manage symptoms, support your health, and make eating easier.

Simple and stress-free nutrition.

With so many diets, rules, and opinions out there, knowing how to eat well can feel confusing.

Whether you’re managing gut issues, fatigue, or conditions like diabetes or PCOS, our dietitians make nutrition clear, practical, and tailored to you.

We get to know your body, lifestyle, and goals, then guide you in creating habits that actually stick.

No strict meal plans or cutting everything out. Just a way of eating that fits your life and supports your health.

Ready to stop the guesswork? Book a session with our dietitians today.

Diet & Nutrition Can Help

  • Managing weight and long-term conditions doesn't have to be restrictive. We offer practical support tailored to your health goals.

    • Support for weight loss or gain

    • Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes management

    • High blood pressure & heart health

    • High cholesterol support

    • Bariatric surgery (pre & post)

    • PCOS & insulin resistance

    • Malnutrition and nutrition supplements

  • Digestive issues can impact daily life. We help identify triggers, relieve symptoms, and support better gut function.

    • Bloating, reflux & IBS

    • Food intolerances & sensitivities

    • Coeliac disease support

    • Low FODMAP guidance

    • Constipation or diarrhoea

    • Gut healing after illness or medication

  • Good nutrition shouldn’t be confusing. We make healthy eating simple, flexible, and sustainable.

    • Balanced meal planning

    • Label reading & shopping tips

    • Portion guidance

    • Plant-based & vegan diets

    • Creating long-term healthy habits

    • Improving energy and focus

  • From fertility to postpartum, we support women with nutrition advice for every stage.

    • Preconception & fertility nutrition

    • Antenatal & postnatal support

    • Managing nausea or cravings

    • Gestational diabetes guidance

    • Iron and nutrient support

    • PCOS & hormonal health

  • We offer personalised nutrition care for people with disabilities, including NDIS participants.

    • Mealtime support plans

    • Texture-modified diets

    • Managing medical conditions

    • Nutrition for mobility or activity needs

    • Supporting carers and families

    • Reports for NDIS reviews

  • Tailored guidance for families and growing children to support development, learning, and wellbeing.

    • Fussy eating and food refusal

    • Nutrient-dense meal ideas for kids

    • Growth and weight concerns

    • Building healthy habits from a young age

  • Guidance before and after weight loss surgery to help you stay nourished and achieve long-term success.

    • Pre-surgery preparation

    • Post-surgery dietary stages

    • Meeting protein and nutrient needs

    • Managing portion sizes and supplements

  • We provide supportive care to help rebuild a healthy relationship with food and body.

    • Anorexia, bulimia & binge eating

    • Disordered eating patterns

    • Body image & food guilt

    • Gentle nutrition strategies

    • Meal structure & planning

    • Trauma-informed support

What does a dietitian do?

A dietitian is a qualified health professional who applies nutrition science to support your health, manage medical conditions, and build healthier habits, all in a way that’s practical, personalised, and stress-free.

  • A man practicing a fitness exercise with a woman on a gray carpeted floor in a room with shelves. The man is holding the woman, who is seated, while she leans back with her arms extended.

    Personalised nutrition support

    Dietitians carefully assess your health, lifestyle, and medical needs to offer personalised, tailored guidance that supports long-term nutrition and overall wellbeing.

  • A person receiving acupuncture treatment with thin needles inserted into their skin on their back.

    Food-based management of health conditions

    Using evidence-based approaches, dietitians help manage conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal issues, and PCOS through diet.

  • A woman exercises on a stability ball while a trainer assists her in a gym.

    Support for energy, weight, and performance

    Dietitians offer structured advice to support healthy weight, plant-based eating, physical activity, and energy balance for everyday or athletic performance.

  • A person receiving a massage or treatment on their back in a spa or clinic setting, with a therapist applying pressure or therapy.

    Encourage a balanced approach to eating

    Through practical strategies, dietitians help reduce food-related stress and support positive eating behaviours that align with your physical and mental health.

What makes Prime different?

  • Lasting results, not endless meal plans

    We look at what’s really behind your food or health concerns, not just the symptoms. The goal is lasting progress, not constant follow-ups.

  • A healthcare professional assisting a woman with arm movement therapy in a medical setting.

    Personalised support from the first session

    No long consults or waiting to get started. After a short initial assessment, you’ll get clear, tailored nutrition advice right away.

  • Person lying on a black exercise mat under a power rack, performing a bench press with a barbell.

    Evidence-based care, aligned with your goals

    Everything we suggest is backed by science and shaped to your lifestyle, so healthy eating feels doable and makes a real difference.

Book appointment
Group photo of nine physiotherapists wearing black shirts with the Prime Performance Physiotherapy logo, arranged in a circle around the central Prime Performance Physiotherapy logo.

About Our Team

We go beyond meal plans and short-term fixes, addressing the root cause by understanding your health, lifestyle, and relationship with food.

We use research-backed nutrition strategies and personalised care to support everything from everyday eating to complex health conditions.

Our team of qualified dietitians brings years of experience and a genuine commitment to helping you eat well and feel your best.

With 5-star reviews across Goodna and Ipswich, Prime is known for expert care, clear communication, and real results.

Ipswich Dietitian FAQ

  • In Australia, all Dietitians are Nutritionists, but not all Nutritionists are Dietitians. Dietitians have completed accredited university training, are regulated, and can work in clinical settings.

    Nutritionists, on the other hand, are not a regulated profession and may have varying levels of qualification.

  • No referral is needed, you can book directly. However, we also accept GP referrals under Team Care Arrangements, as well as DVA D904 referrals.

  • Dietitians provide expert, evidence-based advice for a wide range of health concerns.

    They take the time to understand your body, medical history, lifestyle, and goals to create a personalised plan that works for you.

  • Your first session will usually involve a detailed assessment of your health, lifestyle, and nutrition habits. Together, you and your Dietitian will develop a plan that suits your needs. Make sure to complete any intake forms beforehand or arrive early to fill them out.

    • Private clients: Initial consults are 1 hour

    • Medicare: 30-minute appointments

    • DVA: 45 minutes for initial, 30 minutes for follow-ups

    • NDIS: Usually 1 hour, depending on your needs and setting

  • Yes, Dietitians are trained to support a range of conditions including diabetes, heart disease, PCOS, IBS, and more.

    They use nutrition to help manage symptoms, improve health, and prevent further complications.

  • Yes. We provide dietetic services for NDIS participants who are self- or plan-managed.

    Our team can support a range of needs, from mealtime planning to managing specific health conditions.

  • Please bring any relevant medical documents, recent test results, and a list of medications or supplements you’re taking.

    If you've kept a food diary, that can also be helpful, but it's not required.