Rosie Atkinson Dietitian

Rosie Atkinson Dietitian Dietitian and Nutritionist Every day there seems to be new information about how we need to eat to live longer healthier lives.

Accredited Practicing Dietitian

At The Bee’s Knees Nutrition, we know how hard it can be to navigate the overwhelming nutrition information we hear every day from influencers, your friend at the gym, or some stranger in the supermarket. As qualified healthcare professionals, we can help you take the mystery of out eating well. If you’re looking for a miracle diet or quick fix, the bad news is it

doesn’t exist. But, our evidence based approach to nutrition education will help you make sustainable changes that become part of your lifestyle and reach your goals. We are based in Brisbane and provide in person and telehealth/virtual nutrition and dietetics services.

04/05/2026
04/05/2026

The pressure to be everything to everyone is exhausting.

And the guilt when you “fail” at balancing it all? Even more so.

But here is what I have learned working with hundreds of women: the ones who finally make progress with their health are not the ones who found perfect balance.

They are the ones who decided their health was non-negotiable — not because they had more time, but because they stopped waiting for permission.

You do not need to balance it all. You just need to show up for yourself. Your kids will thank you for it.

I used to spend hours meal prepping weekday lunches but as a mum of two boys who play sports, weekends are HECTIC! Just ...
04/05/2026

I used to spend hours meal prepping weekday lunches but as a mum of two boys who play sports, weekends are HECTIC!

Just a friendly reminder that simple meals are just as effective for reaching your goals, as fancy ones!

On the menu: overnights oats, boiled eggs (two at 10am, always), tuna/avocado/cheese/salad wrap, raw veg with cottage cheese, yoghurt with banana. I will also pack a carby snack to have on the drive from work to gym!

04/05/2026

I said what I said 💅🏻

29/04/2026

As a dietitian, one of the biggest myths I hear from women is that lifting weights will make them look like a body builder.

Spoiler alert, it won’t (unless of course your goal is to be a body builder, which will require years of specialised training and nutrition).

Combined with the right nutrition plan, lifting weights consistently will give you a lean, toned physique.

Building muscle is one of the most important things we can do for our bodies, especially in our 30s, 40s, and beyond.

It supports our metabolism, protects our bone density, and improves our overall longevity.

When you combine consistent strength training with proper nutrition and adequate protein, you aren’t building “bulk”—you are building a resilient, powerful body.

My top tips:

Surround yourself with people who cheer you on for that extra rep 🙌🏼

Fuel your body 🍳

Never be afraid to take up space and be strong 💪🏼





25/04/2026

And anyone who has met my kids, knows they aren’t impressed easily 😂

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