Brisbane based Clinical Nutritionist and Yoga Teacher - in person, phone or online options
As a qualified nutritionist I can assist you with any health issue/concern you may have. I believe that good diet, exercise and lifestyle changes alone can often be enough to combat many illnesses and diseases with prevention always being better than cure. Many conditions can be triggered due to nutritional deficiencies and I like to focus on bringing these nutritional deficiencies into balance within the body using food as medicine, nutritional supplements, exercise and lifestyle prescriptions. I consider good food and a healthy lifestyle as extremely important however so too is enjoying life, therefore achieving good health should be about creating a nutritional and lifestyle balance. I like to help people achieve good health by equipping them with nutritional knowledge whilst also providing individually tailored dietary/lifestyle plans, cooking tips and recipes. My areas of special interest include digestive problems, women’s health, healthy weight loss, detox programs, immune systems and stress management.
19/11/2025
"Tale of two wolves
An old Cherokee told his Granson, 'My son, there is a battle between two wolves inside us all.
One is evil. It is anger, jealousy, greed, resentment, inferiority, lies and ego.
The other is Good. It is joy, love, hope, humility, kindness, empathy and truth.'
The boy thought about it, and asked, 'Grandfather, which wolf wins?'
The old man quietly replied, 'the one you feed.'" - Granite Recovery
13/11/2025
Yoga classes at Carindale or you can join live online
Mondays - 5am
Tuesdays - 9:30am
Fridays - 5am
Fridays - 9:30am
Hatha, slow flow, yin and restorative class options
Beginners welcome
Message me with any questions
13/11/2025
Day 12 and 13 - veg challenge
Yesterday - 7 cups of veg. I'm aiming for 5-6 cups for 10+ serves a day
Had leftover rainbow slaw for lunch (there was a lot left over) and salad for dinner which took up more of my plate than my piece of pie .
I had a snack of 1 cup of seaweed. Yes seaweed is still a veg! A great source of iodine.
Today - started with green smoothie with 1 cup of baby spinach as my veg, but this also had h**p protein powder, almond butter, mango, banana, lsa, greens powder.
Snack of 1 cup carrots and 1 cup seaweed
Dinner - chicken with 2 cups salad mixed lettuce, orange capsicum, mushrooms with cashew cheese.
Today's total = 5 serves
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12/11/2025
"When you go out into the woods and you look at trees, you see all these different trees. And some of them are bent, and some of them are straight, and some of them are evergreens, and some of them are whatever. And you look at the tree and you allow it. You see why it is the way it is. You sort of understand that it didn't get enough light, and so it turned that way. And you don't get all emotional about it. You just allow it. You appreciate the tree. The minute you get near humans, you lose all that. and you are constantly saying 'You're too this, or I'm too this.' That judging mind comes in. And so I practice turning people into trees. Which means appreciating them just the way they are." - Ram Dass
11/11/2025
Day 11 - veg challenge
I didn't do as well as yesterday. Can you "bank" the extra veg from the day before for the next day if you don't do as well? 🤔
Don't forget herbs to bulk out your veg intake and also add flavour. This is mint and parsley to go into a colourful fresh slaw.
Only about 4 cups of veg today. Aiming for 5-6!
This slaw is carrot, beetroot, fennel, red cabbage, white cabbage, green apple, mint and parsley with lemon juice. Paired well with pork and fennel rissoles.
10/11/2025
Day 10 - 10+ serve of veg challenge
Today started off great. Motivated by less veg over weekend.
Breakfast - 2.5 cups mushrooms, baby spinach and parsley with egg mixed through on toast
Morning snack - 1 cup carrot sticks
Lunch - 2 cups salad (mix lettuce,.Snow peas, radish, cherry tom, coriander) with boiled egg and cashew cheese
Dinner -beef red curry (home made red curry paste 😋). I added 2 cups English spinach and had about 1 cup in my meal
Happy with today's total = 7.5 cups!!! 🥬🥬🥬
09/11/2025
Days 7, 8 and 9 - veg challenge
I'll be honest, my veg intake hasn't been great the past few days.
Friday I had about 4 cups of veg. Salad with lunch and steam veg in this pic with sausages. Carrot, broccoli, green beans, english spinach, cauliflower.
Sat - lunch has about 1 cup coleslaw, dinner about 2-3 cups in a Vietnamese salad noodle dish of cabbage, bean sprouts, Carrot and cucumber.
Today - approx 1-2 cups total. Had fish and chips at rhe Beach and ate all the side salads.
I started out great at the start of last week. Going to try to aim for more consistency this week!!
How is everyone else going? Paying attention to how many veg you are having?
06/11/2025
Day 5 and 6 - veg challenge
Day 5 was a bit of a right off as I was unwell and only managed 1 cup of veg. But actually proud I did that as I didn't feel like veg. What is your comfort food when you're under the weather?
Day 6 - much better = 6 cups
Breakfast - 1.5 cup veg in my smoothie. Frozen zucchini and baby spinach and a greens powder
Lunch - 2.5 cups with mixed lettuce, beans, radish, cherry tomatoes. Dressing of olive oil a s apple.cise4 finger and pepper
Dinner - 2 cups with mixed lettuce, carrots, sugar snap peas and purpl3 cabbage with dressing of olive oil and balsamic vinegar
05/11/2025
"Not all clouds will rain on us, many will just float on by. Just a little reminder not to worry too much about things that haven't even happened yet." - Wai Lana
04/11/2025
Day 4 - Veg challenge
Breakfast is my hardest meal to do veg I am finding. Today I had a piece of toast with soft boiled egg and avo. Can I claim avo as a veg!?! 🤔
Lunch - more leftover lemon herb chicken (love left overs) with 3 cups of salad. I actually measured it out and found that my guessing the past few days was under counting how much I've been eating! Win. My veg plate was cup of mixed lettuce, coriander, tomatoes, yellow capsicum, radish, sugar snap peas. Deeming if mice pil, balsamic and pepper. These 3 cups did not include some cold roast pump and cold potato I had as well.
Dinner - roast lamb with 2 cup of veg. Eggplant, beetroot and asparagus. Not counting the starchy potato, sweet potato, pumpkin.
Total today 5 cup veg! 🥬🥬🥬
03/11/2025
Day 3 - veg challenge
So I'll be honest I didn't have any veg for breakfast. Felt like berries and banana topped pancakes. The pancakes are made on pumpkin seed flour - does that count as a vegetable?! 🤔
Morning snack - 1 cup carrot sticks and some nuts
Lunch - left over chicken and veg from last night. But added more to my veg which was steamed pumpkin, carrots, green beans, squash, cauliflower. I added tomatoes and olives. Around 2 cups of veg
Dinner - made curried sausages. You can't see the shallots and zucchini hidden in the curry sausages (and didnt have time for zoodles)... around 2 cups of mixed lettuce, coriander and radish side salad with dressing of olive oil, lemon juice and pepper.
Around 5.5 cups today!
03/11/2025
Another honey delivery going out.
Our bees are doing well at the moment and we have extra honey.
Let me know if you are interested in buying our raw, antibiotic free, sugar free, clean honey.
We can post across Australia except to WA and TAS.
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As a qualified nutritionist I can assist you with any health issue/concern you may have.
I believe that good diet, exercise and lifestyle changes alone can often be enough to combat many illnesses and diseases with prevention always being better than cure. Many conditions can be triggered due to nutritional deficiencies and I like to focus on bringing these nutritional deficiencies into balance within the body using food as medicine, nutritional supplements, exercise and lifestyle prescriptions.
I consider good food and a healthy lifestyle as extremely important however so too is enjoying life, therefore achieving good health should be about creating a nutritional and lifestyle balance.
As a mother of two sons, this is even more important to me to provide a healthy diet and lifestyle for my growing family.
I like to help people achieve good health by equipping them with nutritional knowledge whilst also providing individually tailored dietary/lifestyle plans, cooking tips and recipes.
My areas of special interest include digestive health especially SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth), food intolerance/allergies, women’s health (including prenatal planning, pregnancy, breastfeeding and menopause), children’s health, skin conditions especially eczema and healthy weight loss and detox.