About Grace

Grace is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who is passionate about helping women feel their best through every stage of life. She provides evidence-based nutrition advice tailored to each woman's unique health goals, empowering patients to make sustainable changes that support both their immediate wellbeing and long-term health.

Grace takes a realistic, compassionate approach to nutrition, believing that healthy eating should be practical, enjoyable and fit seamlessly into everyday life.

Areas of Interests

• Women's health nutrition

• Perimenopause and menopause

• Pregnancy and postpartum nutrition

• PMOS and hormonal health

• Gut health and digestive wellbeing

• Heart, bone and metabolic health

• Sustainable weight management

How She Works

Grace believes there is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition. Every consultation begins by understanding the whole person, their health history, lifestyle, symptoms and goals, to create an individualised plan that is practical, achievable and evidence based.

Her focus is on helping women build confidence in their nutrition while developing realistic habits that support lasting health. She also works closely with Wahini's team of doctors, midwives and allied health professionals to ensure coordinated, holistic care.

What Drives Her

Grace is passionate about making nutrition simple, accessible and empowering. She enjoys translating the latest nutrition research into practical strategies that women can confidently apply in their everyday lives.

Her goal is to help women feel informed, supported and confident in caring for their health through every stage of life.

Outside the Clinic

Outside of work, Grace enjoys spending time outdoors, keeping active and exploring new ways to make healthy living both enjoyable and achievable. She will often be found swimming in the ocean, drinking coffee and visiting the local farmer’s markets.

Want to work with Grace?

Grace offers personalised nutrition consultations for women across all stages of life, both in person and via telehealth.

Book a consultation or speak with your GP about a referral.