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Meet your Primed dietitian
Begin with a dietitian consultation centred on your health, symptoms, preferences and everyday circumstances.
Dietetics
Telehealth Dietetics Nationwide
Accredited Practising Dietitians providing evidence-based nutrition support for gut health, diabetes, PCOS, eating and body image, sport and performance, and more.
Find a dietitian
Elle Snow
Accredited Practising Dietitian
BSc (Hons), Post Grad Dip Nutrition & Dietetics
20+ years of clinical experience
ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician with over 20 years of experience — specialising in eating disorders, chronic disease, and paediatric nutrition.
- Eating disorders and disordered eating (ANZAED credentialed)
- Chronic disease — diabetes, insulin resistance, PCOS, gut health, IBS, CKD
- Paediatric nutrition and neurodivergence (ASD, ADHD, fussy eating)
- Health at Every Size and Intuitive Eating
Tala Moradi
Accredited Practising Dietitian
MNutrDiet, BSc (Nutrition & Dietetics)
15 years of clinical experience
With 15 years of experience and a passion for empowering individuals, I provide personalised nutrition plans that support lasting health — in English, Farsi, and Azari.
- Chronic disease — high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, weight management
- Gut health — IBS, food intolerances, IBD, coeliac disease, reflux
- Women's health — PCOS, endometriosis
Languages: English · Farsi · Azari
Not sure who to see? Call 1300 40 40 10 or email [email protected] — a person will help.
Connected dietetics
Begin with a Primed dietitian. Continue with Nourenti.
A dietitian consultation should remain useful after the appointment ends. Nourenti keeps your dietitian-released plan, daily priorities, check-ins, progress, questions and practical next steps together in one calm personal space.
Your dietitian remains responsible for clinical decisions. Nourenti organises authorised information and supports communication between consultations.
Nourenti
TODAY
Make the first meal manageable
Check in
About one minute
Meal Rescue
Find an option
Message
Keep a question
CARE ROADMAP
Your current focus
PROGRESS
Reviewed changes
One care relationship, carried between appointments
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Receive your care plan
Your dietitian sets your priorities, releases your plan and decides which check-ins and tools are appropriate.
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Stay connected through Nourenti
Keep your current focus, meal entries, questions, check-ins, messages and progress together between consultations.
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Return better informed
Bring relevant changes, practical difficulties and questions back to your dietitian for clinical review.
When the plan meets real life
Appetite, symptoms, time and capacity can change after the consultation. Nourenti gives clients a structured way to explain what happened without treating a difficult day as a failed day.
Know what matters today
See the current focus and the next useful action released through your care.
Check in without the burden
Share relevant changes in appetite, symptoms, hydration and ability to eat through a brief check-in.
Rescue a difficult meal
Explore a small number of practical adaptations where this function has been enabled within the care plan.
Prepare for the next consultation
Record questions and bring relevant changes back to the dietitian for review.
How Primed Health Dietetics and Nourenti work together
CLINICAL CARE
Primed Health Dietetics
- Dietitian consultations
- Clinical assessment and advice
- The treating-practitioner relationship
- Referral and appointment pathways
- Ongoing clinical review
BETWEEN CONSULTATIONS
Nourenti
- Dietitian-released care plans
- Daily priorities and care roadmap
- Check-ins and progress information
- Meal entries, photographs and notes
- Secure messaging within Nourenti
- Visit preparation and released summaries
- Meal Rescue where enabled
Nourenti supports the care directed by your dietitian. It does not independently diagnose, prescribe, change treatment or replace consultations.
For dietitians: keep care connected between consultations
Nourenti Studio brings client priorities, plans, check-ins, messages and clinically relevant changes together while keeping clinical decisions under the dietitian’s control.
What we help with
Gut health and IBS
Irritable bowel syndrome, bloating, food intolerances, SIBO and other functional gut conditions.
Diabetes and metabolic health
Type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome — practical, sustainable nutrition.
Weight and metabolic health
A weight-neutral, evidence-based approach to metabolic health that focuses on sustainable habits, not restriction.
Eating and body image
Disordered eating, eating disorder recovery, and rebuilding a healthy relationship with food and your body.
PCOS and fertility
Polycystic ovarian syndrome, hormonal health, preconception nutrition and support during pregnancy.
Sport and performance
Fuelling for training and competition, body composition, recovery nutrition and sports-specific dietary planning.
Fees and funding
Medicare (Chronic Disease Management)
With a GP referral and Chronic Disease Management plan, Medicare rebates up to 5 allied health sessions per calendar year for eligible patients with a chronic condition.
NDIS
We support NDIS participants with dietetics under Improved Daily Living. Contact us to discuss your plan and confirm current availability.
Private health insurance
Most extras policies include dietetics cover. Check your policy for benefit amounts and waiting periods.
Self-funded
You can see a dietitian without a GP referral. Contact us for our current fee schedule.
For a personalised fee estimate, contact us on 1300 40 40 10 or [email protected].
How a first session goes
Your first session is about understanding your situation. Your dietitian will ask about your health history, your relationship with food, your goals, and any medical context. There is no expectation that you arrive with a clear plan — that is what the session is for.
By the end of the first session, you will have a shared sense of direction and a practical starting point. Your dietitian will explain what working together will look like and answer any questions you have.
Sessions are 50 minutes. For telehealth, you will receive a secure video link before your appointment. For in-person sessions at Frenchs Forest, parking is available on site.
Your Companion between sessions
Primed Health patients have access to a secure patient portal — your Companion — where you can log meals, track symptoms, review your meal plan, and communicate with your dietitian between sessions. Your dietitian can see what you choose to share, helping them prepare for each session with you. The Companion is not a crisis service.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a GP referral to see a dietitian?
- You do not need a referral to book. However, a GP referral may allow you to access Medicare rebates through a Chronic Disease Management plan (up to 5 allied health sessions per calendar year for eligible patients). Contact us to discuss your situation.
- How much does a session cost?
- Our fee schedule is available on request. Medicare rebates may apply with a GP referral and Chronic Disease Management plan. Private health insurance extras policies often include dietetics cover. Contact us for a personalised estimate.
- Can I see a dietitian by video?
- Yes. Most of our dietetics sessions are delivered by secure video across NSW. You need a device with a camera, a stable internet connection, and a private space. Medicare rebates apply equally to telehealth sessions.
- What is a weight-neutral approach?
- A weight-neutral approach focuses on sustainable health behaviours — eating patterns, movement, sleep, stress — rather than weight loss as a primary goal. Our dietitians work with you to improve your health and wellbeing in a way that is realistic and kind to your body.
- Do you support people with eating disorders?
- Yes. Our dietitians have experience supporting people in eating disorder recovery, including working alongside psychologists and GPs as part of a multidisciplinary team. We use a recovery-focused approach that prioritises your relationship with food over numerical targets.
- What happens in a first session?
- Your dietitian will spend time understanding your health history, your relationship with food, your goals, and any medical context. Together you will begin to map out a direction. There is no pressure to have everything figured out before you arrive.