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desertdietitian Desert Dietitians is a private dietetic service in Alice Springs. We are also NDIS registered.

Tired of generic food advice or trying to find the answers in your web browser? We are have all been there! That's why w...
06/11/2025

Tired of generic food advice or trying to find the answers in your web browser?
We are have all been there! That's why we take a holistic approach, combining your health goals, medical history, and lifestyle to create a personalised nutrition plan that's just right for you.
Give us a call or jump online and see which Dietitan suits you best!

Meet Our Dietitians 💫Your goals matter — and we’re here to help you reach them.At Desert Dietitians, our team brings tog...
23/10/2025

Meet Our Dietitians 💫
Your goals matter — and we’re here to help you reach them.
At Desert Dietitians, our team brings together a powerful mix of expertise, passion, and lived experience to support every stage of your health journey. Whether you're navigating gut health, women's health, paediatrics, disability nutrition, or chronic conditions — we've got you covered.
We believe in progress, not perfection. That’s why we’re always learning, upskilling, and staying ahead with the latest strategies that actually work.
Let’s make this your breakthrough year. You’ve got the goals — we’ve got the team to help you make them happen! 💥🌿

Meet the Team 👋Say hi to Janice! 📞✨Janice is our highly motivated Administration Officer, with a Business degree from Mo...
22/10/2025

Meet the Team 👋
Say hi to Janice! 📞✨
Janice is our highly motivated Administration Officer, with a Business degree from Monash University. She’s joined Desert Dietitians to help grow and strengthen our business operations.
She’s often the friendly voice you’ll hear when calling to ask a question or book your appointment — always ready to help with a smile!
We’re so grateful for the energy and organisation she brings to our team, always keeping us on track!

Meet the Team 👋Say hello to Katelyn! 🌸Katelyn has called Alice Springs home since 2012 and has worked across Central Aus...
21/10/2025

Meet the Team 👋
Say hello to Katelyn! 🌸
Katelyn has called Alice Springs home since 2012 and has worked across Central Australia, bringing deep local knowledge and experience to her practice.
She’s the proud owner and Senior Dietitian at Desert Dietitians, leading the team with passion and expertise.
Katelyn’s key areas of interest include:
💃 Women’s health – fertility, PCOS, and menopause
👶 Paediatric nutrition & feeding difficulties
🧩 Disability nutrition
Her commitment to empowering clients through personalised care makes her a cornerstone of our team!

Meet the Team 👋Next up, meet Hina! 🌿Hina is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who studied at Monash University in Melbo...
21/10/2025

Meet the Team 👋
Next up, meet Hina! 🌿
Hina is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who studied at Monash University in Melbourne and originally grew up in sunny Cairns.
She’s passionate about helping people thrive through nutrition, with special interests in:
🌱 Gut health – especially IBS and the gut–mental health connection
💃 Women’s health – including menopause support
🧠 Eating disorders
🧩 Disability nutrition
We’re thrilled to have Hina’s warmth and expertise on our team!

Meet the Team 👋First up, say hello to Alison! 🌟Alison is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who made the move from NSW t...
20/10/2025

Meet the Team 👋
First up, say hello to Alison! 🌟
Alison is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who made the move from NSW to Alice Springs in 2023 and now proudly calls it home.
She brings a wealth of expertise and passion to our team, with special interests in:
👶 Paediatrics & feeding therapy for children with feeding difficulties
🏃‍♀️ Sports nutrition
💪 Women’s health, especially PCOS
🧠 Disability nutrition
❤️ Chronic disease management
We’re so lucky to have her on board!

✨ What is PCOS?Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal imbalance that affects up to 1 in 5 women of reprod...
23/09/2025

✨ What is PCOS?
Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal imbalance that affects up to 1 in 5 women of reproductive age. It can cause irregular periods, excess hair growth, acne, weight gain, and even fertility challenges. PCOS is lifelong and can impact your health in many ways, but support and awareness make a difference. [Polycystic...and causes], [PCOS Aware...Important?], [PCOS Aware...Parenthood]
September is PCOS Awareness Month!
This month is all about raising awareness, sharing stories, and empowering women to take charge of their health. Let’s break the silence, support each other, and spread knowledge so no one feels alone on their PCOS journey. [PCOS Aware...Important?]
💚 To wrap up the month, we’re sharing a nutrient-packed meal plan designed to help manage key PCOS symptoms.
🥑 Head to our website to download your copy- www.desertdietitians.com.au
💥 Plus, don’t miss our final Eat Smart Series: Nutrition for PCOS — Oct 29 @ 4:45pm!
Let’s eat smart & feel strong together!

🍳🥗 Reduce Period Pain with Protein-Powered MealsDid you know that eating adequate protein consistently throughout the da...
15/09/2025

🍳🥗 Reduce Period Pain with Protein-Powered Meals
Did you know that eating adequate protein consistently throughout the day can help reduce period pain and support hormonal balance — especially for those managing PCOS?

💥 Protein isn’t just for gym gains — it’s a powerful ally for your menstrual health.

Here’s why eating protein at 3–4 meals per day matters:
🔹 Stabilizes blood sugar — reducing insulin spikes that worsen inflammation and cramps
🔹 Supports hormone production — helping balance estrogen and progesterone levels
🔹 Reduces cravings and bloating — keeping your energy and mood steady
🔹 Improves muscle tone and metabolism — which helps regulate cycles and reduce PMS
🔹 Boosts satiety — so you feel fuller, longer, and avoid blood sugar crashes that can trigger pain

✅ Aim for 20–30g of protein per meal from sources like:

Eggs, salmon, Greek yogurt
Lentils, tofu, quinoa
Chicken, cottage cheese, nuts & seeds

✨ Consistency is key — spacing protein across your day helps regulate hormones and reduce inflammation linked to period pain.

📞 Contact us at Desert Dietitians for your personalised protein and supplement guide — let’s build your hormone-supportive plate together!

💙 We can’t believe it – Desert Dietitians has been named an NT Finalist in the Championing Health category of the Telstr...
10/09/2025

💙 We can’t believe it – Desert Dietitians has been named an NT Finalist in the Championing Health category of the Telstra Best of Business Awards! 💙

We are beyond honoured to be recognised for the work we do in women’s health, disability nutrition and First Nations health across rural and remote NT communities. 🌏✨

This recognition is a reflection of our incredible team and the support we receive from YOU – our clients, families, referrers and community. Every recommendation, every visit, every kind word helps us keep doing what we love.

We’re so proud of what we’re creating and can’t wait to continue this journey. Congratulations to all the amazing finalists – what an inspiring group to stand beside! 💫

💊✨ Supplements That Support PCOS NaturallyIt’s PCOS Awareness Month, and we’re spotlighting the power of targeted nutrit...
08/09/2025

💊✨ Supplements That Support PCOS Naturally
It’s PCOS Awareness Month, and we’re spotlighting the power of targeted nutrition and supplements to help manage symptoms and support hormone balance.

💜 Supplements aren’t one-size-fits-all — always consult your Dietitian or healthcare provider before starting a new regimen.

🌿 PCOS is complex — but the right supplements can help with: ✅ Insulin resistance
✅ Hormonal imbalance
✅ Inflammation
✅ Fertility
✅ Mood & energy

👉 Swipe to see the top research-backed supplements for PCOS and how they can support your journey:

Our favourites are:

🔹 Inositol (Myo & D-Chiro) – Regulates cycles, improves insulin sensitivity, supports fertility
🔹 Omega-3 Fatty Acids – Reduces inflammation, balances hormones, supports skin and mood
🔹 Vitamin D3 + K2 – Boosts insulin sensitivity, immune health, and hormone function
🔹 Folate (not folic acid) – Supports cycle regularity, fertility and hormone balance 🔹 Folate (not folic acid) – Supports fertility, methylation, and hormone balance — especially important if you have the MTHFR gene variant
🔹 Spearmint Tea/Extract – Lowers androgens, reduces acne and excess hair
🔹 Probiotics – Supports gut health, hormone detox, and inflammation

📞 Contact us at Desert Dietitians for your personalised supplement guide — we’re here to support your PCOS journey with expert, evidence-based care.

✨ Day 5 of Women’s Health Week ✨Today’s focus: Be kind to your mind 🧠💛And what’s kinder than fuelling your brain with th...
05/09/2025

✨ Day 5 of Women’s Health Week ✨
Today’s focus: Be kind to your mind 🧠💛

And what’s kinder than fuelling your brain with the right gut health foods to boost your mood? 🌿🥑

Our top tips for mood-friendly nutrition:
✅ Switch to wholegrains
✅ Add a daily probiotic
✅ Up your fibre foods
✅ Try a new fruit or vegetable this week! 🍊🥦

Remember – small changes matter. Start slow and pick just one thing to try this weekend 💫


It was such a joy to chat all things nutrition and fertility today with a wonderful group of women – and we were even jo...
05/09/2025

It was such a joy to chat all things nutrition and fertility today with a wonderful group of women – and we were even joined by some very cute little people too ❤️

We explored:
✨ Nutrition for egg health
✨ Supporting implantation
✨ What to avoid to maximise fertility

If you missed this session, keep an eye out for the next one – or get in touch to book your own personalised session. 🌿

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Shop 4/8 Gregory Tce
Alice Springs, NT
0870

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+61455275874

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