NDIS Dietetics in Nowra
Our dietetics team works alongside behaviour support, podiatry, and other disciplines. We focus on building capacity around food choices that support independence.
Who We Support with Dietetics in Nowra
Swallowing difficulties
Disability-related nutrition needs
Tube feeding support
Autism and sensory eating challenges
Diabetes management
Weight management support
Gastrointestinal conditions
Meal planning for independence
Dietetics Services Available at Nowra
Individual nutrition assessment
Swallowing and texture-modified diet support
Chronic condition nutrition support
Meal planning and independence training
How Dietetics Support Works at Our Nowra
1.
Initial Assessment & Consultation
2.
Treatment Planning
3.
Active Intervention
4.
Skill Building
5.
Progress Review
6.
Maintenance & Capacity Building
Meet Our NOWRA Dietitians Team
Trent Stevens
Dietition
BSc (Food & Nutr), M Diet
Libby Grimditch
Dietition
BSc Nutrition, MDietetics
Wendy Jessup
Dietitian
MSc (Diet), PGCert (BusMgmt), BSc (HumNutrExSportSc)
Terence Tong
Dietitian/Head of Clinical Development (Dietetics)
BSc (Phys), MND
New to the Ndis? Book a free Discovery Session!
Every NDIS plan recipient receives a free upfront discovery session to build a customised treatment plan across our range of services. We know you’ve already put a lot of hard work into completing your NDIS plan. To make things easy and clear for you, we align the treatment plan to your NDIS Capacity Building Budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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