Taryn is from Adelaide. She studied Health Sciences at Uni of Adelaide and Master of Nutrition and Dietetics at Flinders Uni. She also did Chef (commercial cookery) training at TAFE after high school. Taryn took on a new grad position at Royal Adelaide Hospital, this was an invaluable experience and was lucky to work with… Read more »
Danae is from Mount Isa in Northwest Queensland; she studied on the Sunshine Coast and completed a Bachelor of Dietetics in 2019. In 2022, Danae relocated to Tasmania to travel and explore a new place and it is now where she calls home. After University, she worked in private practice and public health nutrition working… Read more »
Sarai was born and raised amid the breathtaking landscapes of country Victoria. From a young age, she had an insatiable curiosity about food and its impact on our well-being, some information wasn’t founded with science which then led her to learn more within the nutrition space. Sarai has been lucky to travel a vast amount… Read more »
Emma grew up in Launceston Tasmania. She completed a Bachelor of Health Science at UTAS, before moving to Adelaide to complete her Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics at Flinders University, graduating in 2015. Since graduating, Emma has lived and worked in Melbourne and regional Victoria holding positions with the Victorian Infant Hearing Screening Program and… Read more »
**Pip is currently on maternity leave and due to return late in 2024** Pip recently returned home to Hobart with her young family, after spending the last 11 years living in Melbourne and England. She studied Nutrition and Dietetics at Monash University. After completing a new graduate year with Monash Health she was fortunate to… Read more »
Sophie grew up in greater Hobart. She completed her Bachelor of Health Science at UTAS before moving to Queensland and studying her Masters of Nutrition and Dietetic practice at Bond University. Sophie has completed extended learning in the areas of Low Fodmap, IBS and eating disorders. Sophie focuses on a wholefood approach – with no… Read more »