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Evidence-based nutrition support
Sunshine Coast Dietitian & Nutritionist
Practical, evidence-based nutrition support for children aged four and over, adults and families at our Mooloolaba and Caloundra clinics, as well as via online consultations.
Minimal wait times currently available at our Sunshine Coast clinics.
Nutrition support without the confusion
Realistic nutrition advice for everyday life
Good nutrition should feel achievable, flexible and relevant to your health, not like another strict set of rules.
First, our Sunshine Coast Dietitian works with you to understand your medical history, eating patterns, lifestyle and goals.
From there, she creates practical recommendations that may help you manage a diagnosed condition, address nutrient intake, improve your relationship with food or build sustainable habits.
Above all, we value balance over perfection. Therefore, your plan is tailored to your needs, preferences, culture, budget and routine.
Why see an Accredited Practising Dietitian?
- Individual nutrition assessment
- Evidence-based dietary advice
- Support for chronic and complex conditions
- Practical meal and food strategies
- Collaborative goal setting
- Communication with other health professionals when appropriate
Conditions and nutrition concerns
What our Sunshine Coast Dietitian can help with
Nutrition care is individual. If your concern is not shown below, contact our team to ask whether dietetic support may be suitable.
Diabetes & Blood Sugar
Practical food strategies for diabetes, pre-diabetes, insulin resistance and steadier blood glucose management.
Heart Health
Nutrition support for cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and related risk factors.
Gut Health
Dietetic care for IBS, IBD, digestive symptoms and medically indicated approaches such as low FODMAP.
Weight & Metabolic Health
A balanced approach to weight concerns, metabolic health and sustainable changes without fad diets.
Women’s Health
Individual nutrition support across women’s health needs and different life stages.
Coeliac Disease & Intolerances
For example, dietetic care can help you navigate coeliac disease, food allergies, intolerances and nutritionally adequate dietary changes.
Children’s Nutrition
For children aged four and over, care may focus on growth, nutrition adequacy and family-friendly food strategies.
Plant-Based Nutrition
Planning balanced vegetarian or plant-based eating while meeting energy, protein and nutrient needs.
Malnutrition & Weight Loss
Where needed, a Dietitian can assist with malnutrition, nutrient deficiencies, reduced appetite and unintentional weight loss.
Neurological Conditions
In addition, nutrition care may support people with neurodegenerative conditions and complex health needs.
PEG Feeding
For clients using gastrostomy feeding, individual dietetic guidance can support nutritional adequacy.
Healthy Eating & Performance
Similarly, tailored advice can support balanced eating, energy needs, sports nutrition and sustainable health goals.
Funding and professional standards
Medicare, NDIS and Accredited Practising Dietitian information
Medicare
Medicare rebates may be available for eligible clients referred by their GP under an applicable chronic condition management arrangement. Therefore, it is helpful to ask your GP and our reception team about current eligibility and referral requirements.
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Hannah Powter is an Accredited Practising Dietitian. In addition, the APD credential is administered by Dietitians Australia and recognises Dietitians who meet ongoing professional standards.
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Depending on their plan, eligible clients with self-managed or plan-managed NDIS funding may be able to use it for Dietitian services when the support is appropriate and included.
However, rebates and funding depend on individual eligibility, referral, plan and budget requirements. Please confirm your circumstances before booking.
Meet our Sunshine Coast Dietitian
Hannah Powter, Accredited Practising Dietitian
Hannah provides supportive, practical nutrition care for clients from four years of age through adulthood.
Her approach is evidence-based, realistic and flexible. For instance, Hannah works across diabetes, cardiovascular and digestive health, women’s health, coeliac disease, plant-based eating, weight concerns, malnutrition, neurodegenerative conditions, paediatrics and PEG feeding.
Most importantly, she believes food can include everything from salads to cake, and that sustainable nutrition is about balance, not perfection.
Nutrition care that fits real life
Why choose our Sunshine Coast Dietitian?
At Integrated Wellness Clinic, we believe nutrition advice should be evidence-based, practical and personalised, without judgement, unnecessary restriction or fad diets.
Down-to-earth care
Support that feels approachable and realistic, with recommendations designed to work within your everyday life.
Evidence-based nutrition
Advice is based on nutrition science and tailored to your individual health needs rather than trends or fad diets.
Flexible, not restrictive
We focus on balance, nutritional adequacy and sustainable changes rather than expecting perfect eating.
Multidisciplinary care
Our Dietitian works within an established allied health clinic, with integrative care that can work alongside your GP or specialists.
What to expect
A practical and personalised Dietitian consultation
Understand your needs
Discuss your health history, eating patterns, symptoms, lifestyle, preferences and the goals that matter to you.
Develop your plan
Receive tailored, evidence-based recommendations designed to be realistic for your routine and circumstances.
Review and refine
Follow-up support can help you troubleshoot challenges, monitor progress and adjust strategies over time.
Preparing for your consultation
What to bring to your Dietitian appointment
Bringing relevant information can help your Dietitian understand your health history and make the most of your appointment.
- Relevant pathology results
- Current medication and supplement list
- GP referral, if applicable
- Food or symptom records, if requested
- Medicare or NDIS information where relevant
Two Sunshine Coast locations
Dietitian appointments in Mooloolaba and Caloundra
Choose the Sunshine Coast clinic location that is most convenient for you.
Dietitian in Mooloolaba
Integrated Wellness Clinic
Suite 505, 45 Brisbane Road
Mooloolaba QLD 4557
Our Mooloolaba clinic provides Dietitian and nutrition support for clients from Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headland, Maroochydore and surrounding central Sunshine Coast areas.
The clinic is approximately five minutes from Mooloolaba Beach in the La Balsa building.
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Integrated Wellness Clinic
Suite 7, 51–55 Bulcock Street
Caloundra QLD 4551
Our Caloundra clinic provides Dietitian and nutrition support for clients across Caloundra and the southern Sunshine Coast.
Conveniently located on Bulcock Street in central Caloundra.
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Frequently asked questions
Sunshine Coast Dietitian FAQs
What is the difference between a Dietitian and a nutritionist?
In Australia, Dietitians are qualified to provide medical nutrition therapy and work with diagnosed health conditions. In particular, an Accredited Practising Dietitian has met the credentialing and ongoing professional requirements set by Dietitians Australia. By contrast, the term nutritionist is broader and is not regulated in the same way.
Do I need a referral to see a Dietitian?
No referral is needed for a private appointment. However, a GP referral may be required if you hope to claim a Medicare rebate or use another specific funding arrangement.
Can I receive a Medicare rebate?
Some eligible clients may receive a Medicare rebate for Dietitian services when referred by their GP under an applicable chronic condition management arrangement. Your GP can assess eligibility.
Can I use NDIS funding for Dietitian appointments?
Depending on their plan, eligible clients with self-managed or plan-managed NDIS funding may be able to use it for appropriate Dietitian services. Before booking, please check your plan or speak with your plan manager.
Does Hannah work with children?
Yes. Hannah provides paediatric Dietitian support for children aged four years and over, as well as support for teenagers, adults and families.
Can a Dietitian help with IBS or a low-FODMAP diet?
Yes. A Dietitian can assess digestive concerns and provide structured, individual guidance where a low-FODMAP or another therapeutic dietary approach is appropriate.
Will I be given a strict meal plan?
Not necessarily. Instead, care is tailored to your needs and may involve meal ideas, education, flexible strategies or a structured plan where helpful. Above all, the focus is on achievable and sustainable changes.
Where are Sunshine Coast Dietitian appointments held?
Appointments are available at our Mooloolaba clinic at Suite 505, 45 Brisbane Road and our Caloundra clinic at Suite 7, 51–55 Bulcock Street. Online appointments may also be available.
Sunshine Coast Dietitian & Nutritionist
Ready for practical nutrition support?
Book with our Accredited Practising Dietitian for evidence-based advice shaped around your health, lifestyle and goals.
Clinically reviewed by Suzi Le Fanue
This page has been reviewed for accuracy by Suzi Le Fanue, Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science), Major in Medical Nutrition. Last reviewed September 2026.