Your Path to Recovery
Nutrition Support for Surgery & Cancer
Nutrition support looks different for everyone, and changes throughout your journey. Improving your nutrition can not only help make you feel better, it can also improve your chance of survival.
We offer all appointments via video consultation, so you can access specialist advice wherever you are.
Meet Kathryn
Kathryn is a passionate, empathetic dietitian with 10 years of experience delivering evidence-based nutrition care across diverse clinical settings. Specialising in gastrointestinal surgical and oncology nutrition, Kathryn's goal is to make nutrition simple and cut through the noise.
Benefits of Nutrition Support
We focus on nutrition support for gastrointestinal surgery and cancer care and have a passion for helping those with rare tumour types. For a full list of our services
Just Diagnosed
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Pre-hab
You've just been diagnosed with cancer. Now what??
Building yourself up ("pre-hab") and enhancing your nutrition prior to commencing treatment has proven to improve treatment outcomes.
Learn how nutrition can support you through the next steps of your journey
treatment
60% of people going through cancer treatment experience "nutrition problems".
These can range from lack of interest in food, nausea, bowel changes, taste changes, fatigue and pain.
Learn how nutrition can support you through managing these symptoms - it may surprise you how much we can help!
rehab
Surgery and cancer treatment takes a big toll on your body. You may notice that you're tired and lack energy or can't eat as much as usual. You've never had so many people ask about your bowel habits.
Re-building or 'rehab' takes time, nutrition is vital in this process. Learn how nutrition can relieve your symptoms and maximise your recovery.
life after treatment
Your body may feel different after surgery and/or cancer treatment.
You may be wondering what you should eat to stop the cancer coming back.
This can be tricky to navigate, let an expert support you through the next steps of your journey.