Dietitian and Nutritionist Belinda Elwin

ENT Clinic Dietitian and Nutritionist

Bach. Nutrition and Dietetics
Accredited Practicing Dietitian
Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) member

Belinda is a fully Accredited Practicing Dietitian and Nutritionist who has experience working with both children and adults. She is constantly ensuring her knowledge is up to date by attending conferences, workshops and keeping on top of newly emerging evidence.

Belinda has worked within the community by conducting supermarket tours and regularly delivering presentations to schools and support groups. Additionally, she leads a healthy lifestyle program for children outside of the healthy weight range. During the week, she also works with inpatients in the public hospital system.

Belinda combines her experience and skill set to provide practical, client specific advice through dietary counselling. In particular, Belinda has a broad range of experience with weight management, diabetes, oncology, high cholesterol, malnutrition, childhood nutrition and gastrointestinal disorders. She is passionate about her career and helping others to improve their quality of life.

Belinda provides advice for:

Weight control/obesity
Malnutrition
Eating disorders
Diabetes
Food intolerances
Food allergies
Low salt diet
Acid reflux
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
Oncology
Liver disorders
Renal disorders
Irritable bowel syndrome
Inflammatory bowel disease
Fussy eaters (Paediatrics)

Dietitian Blog Articles: Click here to read what Belinda is talking about

As dietitians are experts in food and nutrition, they advise people on what to eat in order to lead a healthy lifestyle or achieve a specific health-related goal. DAA (Dietitans Association of Australia) is the peak body of dietetics and nutrition professionals in Australia, representing over 5,000 members. DAA’s vision is to be the leader in nutrition for better food, better health and wellbeing for all!

Medicare rebates are available on Belinda’s services

Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs) in Australia gain their qualifications through university courses accredited by the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA). In order for patients to receive a rebate from the national Medicare system or private health insurance, APD status is required.
APDs are Dietitians engaged in the Continuing Professional Development program offered by the DAA and commit to uphold the DAA Code of Professional Conduct and Code of Ethics.