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16/12/2025

At Layered Nutrition & Dietetics, we’re proud to include Dott, our therapy dog, as part of your care. 🐾

A therapy animal is thoughtfully included in the work of a qualified health professional to support structured, goal-directed treatment—and Dott does just that.

Benefits of having Dott in sessions include:

· Helping you to feel calm and connected
· Assisting with building trust and rapport
· Improving mood and reducing stress and anxiety
· Research also suggests that engaging in Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT) can help enhance self-esteem and wellbeing

Dott brings comfort, connection, and a little extra warmth to the work we do—because healing happens best when we feel safe, supported, and understood. 🐶

If you are seeking a dietitian, please feel free to reach out to Courtney via a direct message or email info@layerednd.com.au

14/12/2025

Bronwyn Wood - Psychology for Health and I are excited to co-facilitate a size inclusive healthcare workshop in Albury. This half day workshop will be held on 14th February 2026 from 9am - 12.30pm at Glenecho Community Centre.

The workshop is suitable for all health or fitness professionals who are curious to learn about the impact of weight stigma and diet culture and incorporate a size inclusive approach. We aim to create a safe and non-judgemental environment for all professionals at any stage of the journey towards size inclusive healthcare.

Registrations open tomorrow the 15th of December, with early bird pricing available until the end of January.

Register now: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1513623?

09/12/2025

"As we move into the Christmas and holiday season, conversations about food, weight, and body image often become louder and more pervasive.

This Christmas let’s focus on connection and support. Choose language that respects all bodies. Avoid commenting on weight or food choices. Create environments where everyone feels welcome at the table.

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26/11/2025

High-quality supervision has the power to transform our practice and strengthen the care we provide to our communities. It is an essential and ongoing component of professional practice for dietitians.

As a supervisor, I am dedicated to supporting my fellow clinicians on their journey to create a strong and supportive practice for their clients. Supervision provides great benefit to clinicians, clients and helps to strengthen and sustain our workforce.

If you are a dietitian seeking a supervisor, please feel free to reach out to Courtney via a direct message or email info@layerednd.com.au

For further information of supervision and resources, please visit https://dsrai.net/join-now/

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18/11/2025

What an inspiring night at the Business Women Albury Wodonga Gala. The room was full of energy and resilience, highlighted by ’s powerful story.

What stayed with me is the importance of not staying silent.

A reminder to speak up, support each other, and stay connected.

Thank you to Business Women Albury Wodonga for an incredible celebration of courage, leadership, and community.

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Image 1 [L-R] - Ash, Courtney, Courtney, Bronwyn and Zoe.
Image 2 [L-R] - Jelena Dokic, former world No.4 and Wimbledon semifinalist

10/11/2025

The Cost of Appearance Ideals report, published earlier this year by the Butterfly Foundation, highlights how body dissatisfaction and appearance-based discrimination drive lifelong struggles and impose staggering social and economic costs.

Nearly half of Australians facing appearance-based discrimination have experienced weight-based discrimination.

It’s time to change the ideal — not the body!

To learn more, please visit:https://butterfly.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/25.02.07_Butterfly-Foundation-Appearance-Ideals-Report-Final.pdf

02/11/2025

Thinking about booking your first appointment but not sure what to expect?

Here's what you need to know…

• You don’t need a referral to get started, just reach out when you're ready.

• You're also welcome to bring a support person if it helps you feel more comfortable during your visit.

• The first appointment is all about understanding your needs, setting goals, and creating a plan that works for you.

• The number of sessions you'll need depends on your personal goals and progress. We'll work together to make sure your care stays aligned with what matters most to you.

• Fees are $180 for initial assessments and 60-minute sessions, and $90 for 30-minute reviews.

If you have a Medicare referral (ECP, TCA, or EDTP), rebates are available. Some private health funds may also offer rebates, please check your coverage directly with your provider.

To book: info@layerednd.com.au or visit our website www.layerednd.com.au
- Group and corporate services also available.

26/10/2025

Weight stigma is the unfair treatment people face based on body size, often fuelled by the belief that weight is simply a matter of choice. However, many factors play a role, like genetics, environment, and health.

This bias can affect well-being in everyday life, from healthcare to social settings. Understanding the issue is the first step toward greater compassion and inclusion.

To learn more, please visit: https://weightstigmaawarenessweek.org/

19/10/2025

It's National Carers Week [12-18 October] — a time to recognise the millions of Australians who provide support to loved ones.

Caring for someone with an eating disorder can be challenging, but you're not alone. Support is available, and recovery is possible.

Learn more about how to support someone and take care of your own wellbeing too, please visit https://carersweek.com.au or https://edfa.org.au/

12/10/2025

Dietitian or Nutritionist – what’s the difference?

In Australia, anyone can call themselves a Nutritionist — there's no regulation around the title, which means qualifications can vary widely.

Dietitians, however, follow a much more regulated path.

To use the title, they must have:
• A recognised university degree
• Ongoing professional development
• Adherence to the Dietitians Australia Code of Conduct

Only Dietitians who meet these standards can become Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs).

Understanding the difference can help you make more informed decisions about your health.

Medicare, and many private health insurers recognise the APD credential. This means people who are eligible for a Medicare treatment plan may be eligible for a rebate when seeing an APD. Discuss your eligibility with your GP.

Find out more please visit the link in our bio.

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Suite 104 553-555 Dean Street
Albury, NSW
2640

Opening Hours

Monday

9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61491378259

Website

http://layerednd.com.au/

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