Gastrointestinal nutrition
Support for irritable bowel syndrome, disaccharidase deficiency, inflammatory bowel disease, functional gut symptoms, constipation, reflux and other gastrointestinal concerns.
Evidence-based nutrition care
Expert dietary client centred support and counselling.
Practical, compassionate and evidence-informed medical nutrition therapy. Special interest in gastrointestinal nutrition, obesity and weight loss, eating disorders and feeding difficulties, type 1, 2 and gestational diabetes, food allergies and intolerances, neurodivergence, autism and global developmental delay, enteral nutrition and complex medical conditions.
Virtual consultations available Australia-wide
Introductory offer
Bulk billing available for eligible Medicare referrals
Eligible appointments may be bulk billed, meaning there is no out-of-pocket consultation fee.
This introductory offer is available for eligible patients with a valid Medicare referral under one of the pathways listed. Conditions apply.
Patient eligibility, referral requirements and Medicare conditions apply. Please contact the practice if you are unsure whether a referral is eligible.
NEW Medicare M10 services
For complex neurodevelopmental conditions and eligible disabilities.
Eating Disorder Treatment and Management Plans
Dietetic care for eligible patients receiving treatment under an Eating Disorder Treatment and Management Plan.
GP Chronic Condition Management Plans
Dietetic consultations for eligible patients referred by their GP.
Virtual consultations
Dietitian appointments from the comfort of home
Secure video consultations are available Australia-wide for adults, children, adolescents and families. Virtual appointments provide the same personalised assessment, nutrition education and practical planning as an in-person consultation, where telehealth is clinically appropriate.
Appointments can include family members, carers and other health professionals when helpful, making ongoing and multidisciplinary care easier to coordinate.
About Us
About Dr Kellie Millard
Dr Kellie Millard provides practical, evidence-informed dietetic care tailored to each person’s medical history, eating patterns, symptoms, family context and goals.
Kellie is an Accredited Practising Dietitian experienced in adult and paediatric nutrition. She holds the ANZAED Eating Disorder Credential and the Certificate in Paediatric Nutrition from The Royal Children’s Hospital. Her experience spans private practice, hospital and community settings, with a special interest in gastrointestinal nutrition, weight management and metabolic disorders, eating disorders, food allergy and intolerance, enteral nutrition, disability support and complex care needs.
Kellie is an NDIS provider and can support clients with disability and complex needs in their homes when clinically appropriate.
The practice supports clients and families with gastrointestinal disorders; eating disorders including ARFID, bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa; type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes; food allergies and intolerances; enteral nutrition such as PEG or NG feeding; and complex developmental or medical needs.
Services
Dietitian services
Support can be provided for a range of nutrition concerns across paediatric, adolescent and adult care.
Eating disorders and disordered eating
Nutrition care for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID and complex eating presentations.
Food allergy and intolerance
Assessment and dietary planning for food allergies, intolerances and nutritionally adequate elimination diets.
Enteral nutrition
Support with PEG and NG tube feeding, oral nutrition supplements and nutrition plans for complex care needs.
Developmental and complex care
Dietetic support for neurodevelopmental differences, disability, complex medical needs and family-centred care planning.
Packages
Consultation options
Initial, review and collaborative consultations can be tailored to the client’s needs, complexity and goals. Appointments are available in person or by secure video consultation where appropriate.
Initial consultation
A comprehensive assessment of nutrition history, symptoms, growth or weight history, medical background and goals.
Review consultation
Follow-up support to monitor progress, adjust nutrition plans and provide practical strategies.
Family or team consultation
Collaborative planning with families, carers, schools, therapists or medical teams where appropriate.
Resources
Helpful resources
Preparing for your appointment
Bring relevant medical history, blood results, growth measurements, food records, medications and supplement details.
Client food diary
Clients can complete a food diary online before their appointment to help identify nutritional patterns, symptoms, routines and practical areas for support.
Open client food diaryReferral information
GPs, specialists, allied health professionals, families and clients can complete the referral form online.
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Enquiries and appointments
For appointment enquiries, referral questions or to discuss whether dietetic care may be suitable, please make contact by email.