Health Services
Your health should be the main priority in your life, so don’t let it slip through the cracks of a busy lifestyle. Eat'n'Grow is here to ensure that you stay on the right track to achieving all of your health goals. Whether you are looking to manage a chronic health condition, lose weight, or get your kids to eat more veggies. There are many ways Eat'n'Grow can help. Take a look at the health services offered below, and do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

Reduce Meal Time Stress
Help for picky and problem eaters
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Learn how to plan and prepare balanced meals for all family members
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I work with picky eaters, food avoidance, selective eating and limited food acceptance
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I have a special interest in helping children with Autism, Sensory Processing Disorders and those with eating problems and other disabilities
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Feeding Clinics with clinicians trained in the SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) Approach to Feeding
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Children with slow or inadequate weight gain and under-nourishment due to feeding difficulties





Healthy Weight Counseling
A Healthier You
Improve your healthy habits today with the guidance of an experienced Dietitian. Whatever your current relationship with food is, we will carefully evaluate each client and formulate a personalized plan based on your specific needs and goals. So if a healthy weight and improved relationship with food are what you’re looking for, schedule a session today.



Management of Chronic Disease and Conditions
Improved Health and Symptom Control
Learn how to choose the right foods for your condition
Help implement a therapeutic diet following surgery or diagnosis
Identify and manage food intolerance
Improve Bowel and Gut Health
Gastrointestinal disorders including: constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, coelaic
Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome Management
Heart disease, blood pressure and cholesterol
Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome
Adjust food and fluid textures
Senior and Aged Care Nutrition
Experience working with elderly, people with disabilities, those with dementia and dysphagia


