Nutrition assessment
Review of intake, appetite, weight history, medical information, food access and nutrition risk.
NDIS Dietetics
Practical NDIS Dietetics Support Built Around Everyday Life.
Doveston Health provides individualised Dietetics support for NDIS participants across Morayfield, Caboolture and the Moreton Bay Region. Lily Pearson works with participants, families, support workers and coordinators to improve nutrition, independence and participation.
Local clinicians • Clear plans • Practical support
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Complete the secure form and the Doveston Health team can contact you about NDIS Dietetics and the most suitable next step.
- Personalised guidance from our local team
- Clear appointment and service information
- No obligation to proceed
Local, individual careMorayfield • Caboolture • Moreton Bay
Who we support
Nutrition support connected to everyday goals.
NDIS Dietetics may be appropriate when a participant's disability affects eating, nutrition, food access, meal preparation, routine, health management or independence. Support is based on the participant's goals, needs and available funding.
- Limited food variety or difficulty meeting nutritional needs.
- Meal planning, shopping and food-preparation skill development.
- Weight change, low appetite or risk of malnutrition.
- Disability-related barriers to maintaining a balanced diet.
- Nutrition support for chronic health conditions where this relates to functional goals.
- Building independence and confidence with food choices and routines.
- Education for families, carers and support workers.
Your care, clearly explained
What support can look like
Our NDIS Dietetics approach
Practical, measurable and participant-centred.
The focus is not simply on providing nutrition information. Lily works to understand the participant's communication needs, sensory preferences, daily environment, support network, budget, food access, functional capacity and personal goals. Recommendations are practical, measurable and designed to be used by the participant and the people supporting them.
- Participant-centred goal setting.
- Collaborative planning with consent.
- Simple resources matched to the participant's learning needs.
- Strategies that can be embedded into everyday routines.
- Review of progress and barriers over time.
- Clear communication with support coordinators and relevant providers.
Your first appointment
A clear start and an agreed support plan.
- 01Confirm participant details, plan management type and available Dietetics funding.
- 02Discuss the participant's goals, daily routine, supports and main nutrition concerns.
- 03Complete an individual nutrition and functional assessment.
- 04Agree on practical priorities and how progress will be measured.
- 05Develop an initial support plan.
- 06Confirm communication and reporting requirements.
What NDIS Dietetics may include
Support shaped around the participant.
Meal planning
Practical meal structures, shopping lists, low-cost options and routines matched to support availability.
Capacity building
Developing skills in choosing foods, shopping, simple preparation, label reading and meal organisation.
Carer education
Clear guidance for families and support workers to implement nutrition recommendations consistently.
Community-based support
Shopping or food-environment education where clinically appropriate and funded.
Reporting
Assessment findings, goal progress, recommendations and justification for ongoing supports where required.
For support coordinators and plan managers
A straightforward referral process.
Doveston Health aims to make referrals straightforward. Our administration team can confirm service availability, provide requested documentation, clarify appointment options and communicate with the nominated support team. Reports can be prepared when clinically required and within the agreed service arrangement.
- Referral and service-agreement support.
- Transparent communication about appointments and funding.
- Progress updates with participant consent.
- Outcome-focused recommendations.
- Multidisciplinary clinic with Dietetics, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Podiatry and Diabetes Education.
Your clinician
Meet Lily Pearson
Lily Pearson is an Accredited Practising Dietitian at Doveston Health. She provides practical, respectful and person-centred support, with a strong focus on making recommendations understandable and achievable. Lily works collaboratively with participants and their support networks while keeping the participant's own goals and preferences at the centre of care.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
Still unsure? Call our team and we’ll help you work out the right next step.
(07) 5495 7772Which NDIS plans do you accept?
Doveston Health can generally support plan-managed and self-managed participants. Contact the clinic to confirm current arrangements.
Can Lily attend the participant's home or community?
Community appointments may be available where clinically appropriate, practical and funded. Travel charges and service arrangements should be confirmed before booking.
Can support workers attend?
Yes, where the participant wants them involved. Their attendance can assist with consistent implementation of strategies.
Do you provide reports?
Reports can be provided where clinically required and agreed within the service booking.
What information is needed for referral?
Participant contact details, plan-management type, goals, relevant health information, nominated contacts and any specific reporting requirements.
Take the next step
Enquire About NDIS Dietetics
To discuss whether NDIS Dietetics is suitable, contact Doveston Health. Our team can review the participant's goals, funding pathway and preferred appointment format before arranging the first consultation.