Two Accredited Practising Dietitians
APD is the credential Medicare and every health fund recognise. It requires a four-year degree, supervised clinical placements, and ongoing professional development audited annually. You can verify both of us on the Dietitians Australia register.
Who you will be booked with
You are booked with whichever of us is the better fit for what you need, and you see the same person for any follow-up.
Hannah Prideaux
Hannah worked in gastroenterology at the Princess Alexandra before going into private practice, and the FODMAP caseload is hers. She is unusually firm about reintroduction — in her view a patient left on a permanent low-FODMAP diet has been half-treated, and she will chase you to finish the process.
- BHlthSc, Master of Dietetics (QUT)
- Accredited Practising Dietitian
- Monash FODMAP trained
- Special interest: IBS, coeliac disease, diabetes
Here since 2016 · Mon, Tue, Thu, Wed evenings
Oliver Tancred
Oliver practises from a non-diet, weight-inclusive position and sees most of the people who arrive with years of failed dieting behind them. He also handles the paediatric fussy eating caseload and some sports nutrition. He will not give you a meal plan and he will explain why in some detail if you ask.
- BNutrDiet (Hons), University of Queensland
- Accredited Practising Dietitian
- Non-diet & weight-inclusive practice
- Special interest: disordered eating, paediatric feeding
Here since 2020 · Wed, Fri, Sat
First appointment usually inside a fortnight
Telehealth available statewide at the same fee. Tell us what the referral is for when you ring and we will book you with whichever of us is the better fit.