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NICOLE SALIBA
ACCREDITED PRACTISING DIETITIAN
Hi my name is Nicole Saliba and I am a passionate Accredited Practising Dietitian and member of Dietitians Australia. I have over ten years’ experience working as a dietitian and am passionate about simplifying healthy eating and supporting people to help them feel their best.
I chose a career in dietetics as it combined the two things that I love most- food and helping people. The two things that keep inspiring me to be a dietitian are the amazing impact diet and lifestyle can have on person’s health and wellbeing whether it be their mood, weight, energy levels, fertility, gut symptoms or blood markers AND the amazing privilege it is to support people with their health.
My main area of expertise is in medical nutrition therapy, or using food as medicine to help prevent, treat or manage a range of medical conditions. I have a special interest in all things women’s health including fertility and pregnancy, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, menopause as well as gut health and mental health. I have had extensive experience working with clients with a diverse range of needs whether it be weight management, chronic disease or disability. I am known for my friendly and realistic approach to nutrition and health.
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REBECCA BEATON
DIETITIAN
Rebecca is an experienced Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) and member of the Dietitians Australia.
Growing up in the country, surrounded by a family of passionate gardeners and home cooks, Rebecca developed a love for fresh, seasonal produce and healthy eating. This inspired her career in nutrition, where she now dedicates herself to empowering others to live their healthiest lives. Rebecca has extensive experience working in community, disability and private practice settings.
Her community work has taken her across New South Wales where she delivered nutrition education and cooking programs. Her experience has given her invaluable insight into the everyday challenges people face, particularly when it comes to food choices, healthy eating on a budget and managing chronic health conditions.
Rebecca has experience managing and preventing chronic health conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, High cholesterol, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) malnutrition, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) as well as supporting those living with a disability to improve their health and wellbeing.
Rebecca approaches nutrition in a practical and personalised way by providing tailored dietary advice and lifestyle education, helping her clients achieve their health goals in ways that fit their individual circumstances to create long lasting healthy lifestyle change.
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AMANDA MUHL
ACCREDITED PRACTISING DIETITIAN
My name is Amanda and I am an Accredited Practicing Dietitian and member of the Dietitians Association of Australia.
I chose a career in dietetics as I am passionate about working with others to help them be their healthiest and achieve their health goals. I understand how important good nutrition is and how food can be used as medicine to prevent, treat and manage lifestyle diseases. As a Mum of 3 young kids, I also recognise that this can often be challenging given our busy lifestyles. As such, I strongly believe in providing patient-centred care and listening to and working with clients to develop individualised nutrition strategies that will work for them and make healthy eating simple. It is so important that we work together to create sustainable lifestyle changes rather than relying on a quick fix.
I have worked as a Dietitian in Sydney for several years and have recently moved back to the Central Coast where I spent much of my childhood. Over the years, I have worked in several healthcare settings, including medical centres, private dietitian clinics, aged care, and disability and have also been involved with researching and writing plant-based nutrition programs at a public health level. I have experience providing evidence-based nutrition care for many health issues including sustainable weight management, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), Irritable bowel disease (IBS), gastrointestinal issues, malnutrition, food allergies and intolerances, kidney disease and disability.
I love working with and empowering my clients to bring about long-lasting, positive health changes.
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NADIA NEVSTAD
ACCREDITED PRACTISING DIETITIAN
Nadia is an Accredited practising dietitian (APD) with over five years of experience working in private practice and disability dietitian roles specialising in Chronic Disease Management, Gut Health and Women’s health.
Graduating from the University of Newcastle in 2019, Nadia has developed a comprehensive understanding of the nutritional needs of various chronic conditions, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and weight management. Her evidence-based approach and ability to tailor dietary interventions empower her clients to make sustainable lifestyle changes that enhance their overall health and well-being.
In addition to her clinical work, Nadia is committed to educating and advocating for women’s health issues. She provides personalised nutrition plans that address specific concerns such as Polycystic Ovary syndrome and menopause, recognising the unique challenges women face at different life stages.
Nadia’s passionate approach, coupled with her dedication to ongoing professional development, allows her to stay at the forefront of nutrition science and effectively support her clients in achieving their health goals.
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NICOLE RYDER
REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST
Nicole is a highly experienced registered psychologist with over ten years of experience working as a psychologist in community mental health, education, private practice, and non-profit organisations.
She is passionate about working alongside GPs and other allied health practitioners as well as their clients.
Nicole has a Bachelor’s degree in psychology, is registered with AHPRA, and is a Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). She also offers Clinical Supervision as a Board Approved Supervisor.
Her areas of interest include working with people experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma. She also enjoys working with people who are managing life transitions and seeking to find harmony with their truest selves.
Nicole is proud to work with all members of the community, from children to seniors, inclusive of all abilities, and cultures and those that identify in the LGBTQI community.
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GEORGIA HOLLOWAY
REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST
Georgia is a Registered Psychologist who has practiced across a variety of service settings including Medicare, NDIS, EAP and private mental health.
Georgia has a passion for helping people improve their mental wellbeing through evidence-based psychological practice. With a focus on an individualised approach, Georgia utilises therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Schema Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy to address underlying psychological concerns and help her clients to achieve their goals.
Areas of interest: Georgia has an interest in working with diverse mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, eating and body image related concerns, trauma and addiction. She has worked with a variety of individuals to address relationship and interpersonal issues, stress, sleep concerns, self-esteem, parenting challenges and transitional phases. Georgia also has experience in working with individuals who identify as part of the LGBTQI+ and neurodiverse communities.
Georgia also has a strong interest in neuroaffirming neurodevelopmental assessment, including autism and ADHD assessments for young people and adults. She is passionate about ensuring that an individual’s unique interests, needs and strengths are embraced in psychological assessment and therapeutic supports.
Georgia brings experience and passion for helping her clients address the root cause of their psychological concerns to bring about meaningful and long-term change.
Age group/s: Adolescents and adults
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LIAM PETERSEN
REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST
Liam is a registered psychologist and senior behaviour support practitioner, working with ORS. Liam has years of experience working with disabled clients in his current role, as well as in his previous role in disability support work. He has first-hand experience working with clients in crisis and building up everyday living skills to overcome the unique challenges they face.
Liam provides a multidisciplinary approach to therapy with an emphasis on cognitive and behavioural approaches. Liam’s university experience includes expertise in understanding the childhood and developmental needs of young clients. His Honours thesis focused on understanding the underlying processes of resilience and the extent to which current research is applicable to a South Asian-Australian population. Liam also has two bachelor’s degrees in English Literature and Statistics.
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RACHEL WOOD
REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST
With a background in competitive sports, Rachel brings a unique blend of enthusiasm, dedication, and warmth to the field of mental health. Over the past five years, Rachel has made significant contributions to the mental health industry. She has supported a diverse range of clients through Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), Headspace, and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Her commitment to helping others is further demonstrated by her volunteer work as a Lifeline Australia Crisis Supporter, providing crucial assistance to those in immediate need. This experience has only deepened her passion for her career and her dedication to improving the mental health of others. Rachel’s expertise, combined with her compassionate approach, ensures that she works tirelessly to help her clients achieve their goals and make lasting, positive changes. You can trust Rachel to provide the support and guidance needed for meaningful and transformative mental health improvements. She is a dedicated professional passionate about empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve meaningful change in their lives and the lives of their support networks. Rachel is committed to supporting and empowering her clients, ensuring they remain engaged in their journey towards positive transformation, no matter how big or small the change may be.
Rachel specialises in a wide range of mental health areas, addressing diverse concerns such as ADD/ADHD, adjustment disorders, and anger management. She is experienced in helping clients cope with anxiety, autism, and bipolar disorder, and offers effective behaviour management strategies. Rachel supports individuals dealing with body image concerns, childhood trauma, and depression, and assists those facing developmental problems and the aftermath of domestic violence. Her expertise extends to treating eating disorders, navigating gender identity issues, and providing grief and loss support. Rachel is also skilled in addressing LGBTQI+ issues, OCD, and panic attacks. She helps clients improve their performance in sports, work, and school and offers guidance for postnatal depression and phobias. Additionally, Rachel aids in relationship breakdown recovery, self-harm prevention, and the healing process for sexual abuse survivors. She provides stress management techniques and supports clients dealing with trauma and PTSD, ensuring comprehensive mental health care across various needs.