Individualised nutrition
with Robyn Millar
Practical, personalised support for families navigating fussy eating, sensory sensitivities, food intolerances, and feeding challenges — including for kids with additional needs.
Our Expertise
We assess and provide support for people coping with:

Difficult Eating Behaviours

Food Allergies
and Intoleraces

Chronic health conditions and disability

Gut Health
Here to support you
Nourish your Ability’s Nutrition Therapy programs may be beneficial if you:

- Suspect some foods are causing digestive pain and discomfort
- Have mood swings out of proportion to situation
- Have poor energy compared to friends and peers
- Experience frequent mealtime battles
- Do not eat the same meals as the rest of the family
- Have a limited or restricted variety of foods - less than 20 different foods
- Are very selective or avoid specific textures, colours, or food groups
- Fear trying new foods or being around different foods
- Want to work with therapist who empathises with autism and disability
- Need a therapist who understands and regularly works with your plans, goals and outcomes.
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above questions, then it’s time to seek our support.
Our Services
Nourish your Ability services and programs are aimed to support you to create healthy eating habits, to improve your health and wellbeing.

Brave Bites
This is a gentle 10-session program for children who find eating tricky — a chance to explore food through curiosity and build food confidence, pressure-free.

Nourish & Explore
An eating behaviour program for young people aged 9–15, combining food exploration with evidence-based CBT — giving them the autonomy to question, choose, and build food confidence at their own pace.

Creating Healthy Eating Habits
Do you have a clinical condition that requires a specialised diet? Do you have specific health goals you want to achieve? Clinical nutrition consultations will help develop the strategies and inspiration you need.
Testimonials
Here’s what some of our clients have been able to achieve:
