Our Accredited Practicing Dietitians (APDs) are fully qualified, university-trained, food and nutrition experts. As dietitians, we are also classified as Accredited Nutritionists (AN).

We are passionate about helping people to make changes to their diets and eating habits to improve symptoms, health outcomes or any other goals you may have.

Each of our dietitians has a different range of experience and expertise so you can choose one that suits your needs.

Beth is the founder and senior dietitian at Arubah Health. She’s dedicated to helping clients make sustainable changes by using a non-diet approach. Beth provides a relatable and relaxed environment for her clients and enjoys nothing more than helping her clients unravel their relationship with food and rebuild it with confidence.

Beth uses a holistic approach to nutrition and health coaching. Beth has a wealth of experience across the field of nutrition and dietetics including; Cognitive Behaviour Therapy- Enhanced (CBT-E), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and Family Based Therapy (FBT) for eating disorders and nutrition management, SOS Feeding Therapy for fussy eaters and problem feeders and performance and sports nutrition, including eating disorders in sport.

Beth also has personal experience as a coeliac, neurodivergent person living with ADHD and endurance sports.

Ellie is passionate about providing a holistic, practical and non-diet approach that is relevant to her clients’ needs and equipping them with the tools and strategies to achieve long term and sustainable changes to their health.

As a Monash University FODMAP trained dietitian, she has interests in gut related disorders and also enjoys being able to assist clients in skill building, particularly through one-on-one and group cooking classes.

As an SOS trained feeding therapist she enjoys working alongside paediatric clients with fussy eating tendencies or feeding difficulties and their families to overcome these struggles.

Additionally, she has a special interest in sustainable dietary management of Lipoedema, as a person with the condition herself.

She has experience in treating clients within NDIS and Aged Care communities and strives to provide a compassionate, client-centered approach to managing these clients.

Ella is a warm and compassionate dietitian and she applies this approach to all clients. She welcomes people of all backgrounds, and is a proud LGBTQI+ ally.

Ruby is a friendly and compassionate dietitian who is committed to providing her clients with a welcoming space where they feel supported to meet their health and nutrition goals, free of judgement. By utilizing a holistic, non-diet focused approach to nutrition, Ruby helps her clients achieve sustainable lifestyle changes that promote long-term health and well-being.

Ruby has a keen interest in sports nutrition, and is passionate about helping athletes achieve optimum health and performance outcomes. She has recently completed her Sports Nutrition Essentials course, and has aspirations to complete further
training in the area of sports dietetics.

Ruby’s other interest areas include empowering people with disabilities to make healthy choices, providing nutrition advice to improve diabetes and other chronic disease outcomes, and helping young adults navigate the transition to independent living through developing lifelong healthy eating habits.

Alison is the smiling face of reception Arubah Health. She has been in administration for over 40 years and brings a wealth of knowledge to her role.

Alison is the first person you talk to either at the counter or on the phone and her aim is to make you feel relaxed and at ease, but also give you the information you need in a professional and understandable manner.

She is always up for a chat and enjoys particularly talking about theatre and music as well as the residents of our fish tank.

Soul is currently doing a traineeship to achieve her Certificate III in Health Administration. She is an eager and passionate learner aiming to become an expert in all the administrative duties at Arubah Health Dietitians.

When you come into the office, you can find her at the reception desk welcoming you in, and you might recognise her voice from booking your appointment over the phone.

When not working, Soul is studying a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Newcastle, majoring in English. In her spare time, she enjoys reading literature, making art, and listening to music.

Our friendly reception staff can help you over the phone at any time during business hours (Monday to Friday 8am-5pm).
Outside of these hours please leave a detailed voice message and
they will get back to you as soon as possible.