Give your body the best possible start before you conceive
Trying to conceive can feel like everyone has an opinion and none of it is aimed at you. A fertility dietitian turns the noise into a plan you can actually follow.
Medicare, NDIS, DVA and private health funds accepted.

A fertility dietitian helps you use food and nutrition to support conception, whether you are just starting to try or you are already in an IVF cycle. Your dietitian reviews your eating patterns, blood results, cycle history and medical background, then builds a plan around them.
Nutrition does not address every cause of infertility. It can improve the things that matter most in the lead-up: nutrient stores, blood glucose control, body composition and sperm quality. These are among the few fertility factors you can change yourself.
Timing: nutrition changes often need about three months to influence egg and sperm development.

Who does it affect?
anyone trying to conceive, including men, and anyone preparing for IVF or IUI.

How common is it?
around one in six Australian couples have difficulty conceiving [CONFIRM: statistic and source].

What is the recovery like?

Who should I see for treatment?
an Accredited Practising Dietitian, working with your GP or fertility specialist.

What funding options are available?
Medicare, NDIS, DVA and private health funds accepted.
What is a fertility dietitian?
A fertility dietitian is a university-qualified nutrition professional who works with people trying to conceive. The focus is preconception health: the three to four months before pregnancy, when eggs mature and sperm are produced.
Fertility nutrition is not a single diet. Your dietitian looks for the specific gaps and patterns in your situation, then changes the ones that carry the most weight.
Common factors your dietitian will look at:
Nutrient stores, including iron, folate, iodine, vitamin B12 and vitamin D
Blood glucose and insulin patterns, which influence ovulation
Body composition, and rapid weight gain or loss in either direction
Alcohol, caffeine and smoking intake for both partners
Restrictive eating, skipped meals or a history of disordered eating
Sperm health factors, including diet quality, heat exposure and supplements

If irregular cycles or a PCOS diagnosis are part of your picture, our PCOS dietitian service covers that in more detail [CONFIRM: link when live].
Symptoms of Fertility dietitian
Fertility issues are often silent. These signs suggest nutrition is worth reviewing:
Cycles that are irregular, very short, very long or absent
Twelve months of trying without a pregnancy, or six months if you are over 35
Fatigue, hair loss or breathlessness, which can point to low iron
Weight that has shifted quickly, in either direction
A semen analysis with low count, motility or morphology
Eating that feels restrictive, chaotic or heavily rule-based
Your plan comes out of the assessment, not out of a template. Options your dietitian may use include:
What to expect at your first appointment
Tell us what is going on
How long you have been trying, your cycle history, any diagnoses, previous cycles and what you have already changed.
A full assessment
Your dietitian reviews your usual intake, recent blood results, medications and supplements, and measurements if they are relevant.
A clear plan
You leave with specific changes, priorities in order, and an honest view of what nutrition can and cannot influence.
Review and adjust
Follow-up appointments track your progress, adapt around treatment cycles and keep the plan realistic.

When to book an appointment
Book an assessment if:
You have been trying to conceive for six months or more without success
Your cycles are irregular or absent, or a semen analysis has come back abnormal
You have changed your diet on your own and nothing has shifted
You are unsure which supplements you actually need before pregnancy
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Nutrient stores, including iron, folate, iodine, vitamin B12 and vitamin D
Blood glucose and insulin patterns, which influence ovulation
Body composition, and rapid weight gain or loss in either direction
Alcohol, caffeine and smoking intake for both partners
Restrictive eating, skipped meals or a history of disordered eating
Sperm health factors, including diet quality, heat exposure and supplements

Meet the team who treat this
Behind every appointment is a team of practitioners who know each other, trust each other and work together for you. Across seven clinics and nine disciplines, our team shares expertise, coordinates treatment plans and celebrates your progress together.
Seven clinics across three regions
Find a clinic near you. Each location is staffed by local practitioners who know your community.
Penrith
Western SydneyOur largest centre, with our full range of services under one roof.
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Ropes Crossing
Western SydneyPodiatry, at Ropes Crossing Village.
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Blaxland
Western SydneyPodiatry, physiotherapy, exercise physiology and group classes.
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Springwood
Western SydneyPodiatry, dietetics and a boutique footwear store.
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Katoomba
Western SydneyPodiatry, physiotherapy, dietetics and psychology, in a restored 1914 cottage.
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Ryde
Western SydneyPodiatry, physiotherapy, dietetics, exercise physiology and psychology, with a footwear store and gait analysis.
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Lindfield
Western SydneyPodiatry, with mobile podiatry across the North Shore and Northern Beaches.
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Ready to prepare your body for pregnancy?
Book with a fertility dietitian and start the three months that count.
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