DO YOU HAVE TYPE 1 DIABETES, GESTATIONAL DIABETES OR PCOS?
Do you have type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome? Or are you following or looking to adopt a plant-based diet to manage your diabetes or PCOS?
As an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, Credentialled Diabetes Educator and Board Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional, I can help you develop an individualised plan to optimise your health, incorporating nutrition, lifestyle changes and all aspects of diabetes management.
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ABOUT
I am an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, Credentialled Diabetes Educator, and Board Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional (IBLM). I have a particular interest and expertise in the areas of diabetes, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and plant-based nutrition.
I run a telehealth practice, providing nutrition and diabetes education to people with type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes, PCOS and those wanting to adopt a plant-based diet for management of these conditions.
I am also a health and medical writer and author and currently divide my time between clinical practice and health and medical writing.

LATEST BLOG POSTS
How to avoid diabetes burnout
Are you fed up or feeling overwhelmed with everything you need to do to manage your diabetes? Do you feel like it is all too hard, particularly on top of everyday life? Are you frustrated that your efforts to manage your diabetes aren’t producing the results you’d hoped for and just want to give up?
You may be experiencing diabetes burnout.
Diabetes sick day management
When you have diabetes, being unwell can make it harder to manage your blood glucose levels. Whether it is coronavirus (COVID-19), seasonal flu or other illnesses or infections, it’s therefore important to be prepared and to have a plan for how to manage your diabetes during your illness. Here are the key facts you need to know about managing your diabetes when you are unwell.
Coping with CGM challenges
While there are many benefits to CGM technology, including having access to 24/7 readings and trend arrows, the reduced need for fingerprick glucose checks and alerts to inform the wearer of out-of-target readings, the devices aren’t without their problems. In this post I discuss some of the challenges of CGM along with tips for navigating these challenges.
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