Client Wins
You’ve been trying to conceive for months, maybe years, and feel frustrated or confused about what actually helps.
Your cycles feel irregular, unpredictable, or difficult to track.
You’ve heard nutrition might play a role in fertility but don’t know where to start.
You want to give your body the best chance of conceiving—naturally or alongside fertility treatment.
If any of that resonates, you’re in the right place.
How I Support Women Trying to Conceive
As an experienced fertility dietitian, I take a personalised, realistic, and science-backed approach to help you:
Improve egg health and support regular ovulation
Balance hormones through targeted nutrition strategies
Address underlying conditions like PCOS or hypothalamic amenorrhea
Support your body before and during IVF or IUI treatment
Create a nourishing, flexible meal plan to support conception
Involve your partner in preconception health where appropriate
What’s Included in Fertility Nutrition Consults?
A 75-minute initial consultation (online via Zoom)
Personalised nutrition and supplement plan
Meal and snack ideas tailored to your preferences
Review of your bloodwork and referrals for further testing if needed
Resources to support your journey, including recipe packs and food swaps
Optional partner session or sperm health add-on
Does This Sound Familiar?
Frequently asked questions
frequently asked questions
Yes! Diet plays a huge role in regulating cycles, improving egg quality, supporting implantation, and reducing inflammation—all of which can impact your chances of falling pregnant.
Both can be helpful. Ideally, we start 3 months before egg collection or transfer to improve egg quality and endometrial health, but support at any stage can make a difference.
Yes! I work with many women with PCOS, HA, endometriosis, thyroid conditions and more. Your plan will be completely tailored to your unique cycle and goals.
Yes! If your GP provides a Chronic Disease Management Plan (also known as a care plan or EPC), you may be eligible for Medicare rebates for up to 5 dietitian appointments per year. These typically rebate around $60 per session.
I also accept private health insurance claims—most major Australian health funds provide cover for dietitian consults. The amount you can claim will depend on your level of extras cover, so it’s best to check with your provider.
If you’re not sure whether you qualify or how to claim, I’m happy to guide you through the process.
