EatSense by ORS

EatSense by ORS Eatsense is the Central Coast’s leading nutrition and psychology clinic. Private, Medicare, and NDIS clients welcome.

We have a strong focus on women and children’s health and have been proudly serving the Central Coast community for over eleven years. Eatsense by ORS is one of the Central Coast's leading nutrition and dietetic practices. We are a passionate team of non-judgemental dietitians who thrive on helping our clients and each has a key interest area including paediatric nutrition, chronic disease, sports nutrition, women’s health, gut health, and plant-based nutrition. We have our beautiful headquarters at Erina along with five external clinics at:
- West Gosford
- Wyong
- Kariong
- Saratoga
- Umina

Our dietitians are passionate about working alongside our clients and can assist with a wide range of areas including:
- Weight management
- Chronic disease management including diabetes, and heart disease
- Women's health including endometriosis, PCOS, menopause
- Fertility, pre-conception and pregnancy nutrition
- Paediatric nutrition including food allergies and intolerances, fussy eating
- Gut health including Diverticulitis, Coeliac disease, Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Plant-based diets
- Sports Nutrition
- Nutritional Psychiatry and supporting clients with mood disorders

🥣Start your day with a gut-loving breakfast 🥣Breakfast sets the tone for your digestive health and can feed your gut bac...
28/03/2026

🥣Start your day with a gut-loving breakfast 🥣

Breakfast sets the tone for your digestive health and can feed your gut bacteria while keeping you full and energised. Here are some delicious, dietitian-approved ideas:

🥭 Mango Chia Pudding
Mix chia seeds, plant milk, and mango puree. Leave overnight for a creamy, fibre-packed breakfast rich in prebiotics.

🥣 Overnight Oats
Combine oats, milk or yoghurt, and fruit. Add a spoonful of ground flaxseeds for extra fibre. Prep the night before for an easy morning grab.

🥬 Veggie Omelette
Whisk eggs with your favourite vegetables like spinach, peppers, and mushrooms. A simple, protein-rich way to support gut health.

🥑 Avocado, Tomato & Sprouts on Seeded Bread
A balanced mix of fibre, healthy fats, and micronutrients. Toasted seeded bread adds extra prebiotic fibre.

🥫 Homemade Baked Beans
Cook beans with tomatoes, onion, and spices. Packed with fibre and resistant starch to nourish your microbiome.

🥄 **Natural Muesli with Yoghurt & Fruit**
No recipe needed—just layer natural muesli with yoghurt and fresh fruit. High in fibre and probiotics.

🍹 Kefir Fruit Smoothie
Blend kefir with frozen berries, banana, and a sprinkle of chia seeds. A probiotic and fibre-rich drink for a happy gut.

🍇 Yoghurt, Fruit & Seed Bowl
Top yoghurt with mixed fruit and seeds like pumpkin or sunflower. Easy, nourishing, and gut-friendly.

🥕 Veggie Fritters
Grate zucchini, carrot, and sweet potato. Mix with a little flour and egg, pan-fry lightly. A warm, fibre-filled breakfast hat tastes like a treat.

💡 Tip:
Aim for a balance of fibre, protein, and fermented foods to feed your gut and keep your digestion on track. Variety matters!

Which of these breakfasts would you try tomorrow? Comment below 👇

Constipation is common, but there are evidence-based strategies that can help support regular bowel movements.🥝 Green ki...
25/03/2026

Constipation is common, but there are evidence-based strategies that can help support regular bowel movements.

🥝 Green kiwifruit
Research suggests eating 1–2 green kiwifruit per day may help improve stool frequency and support digestion.

🌱 Ground flaxseeds (linseeds)
A simple way to boost fibre. Try adding 1–2 tablespoons to oats, yoghurt or smoothies.

🌾 Psyllium husk
A soluble fibre supplement that can help improve stool consistency and bowel regularity.

🥦 Get enough fibre overall
Most adults should aim for around 25–30g of fibre per day from foods like vegetables, fruit, legumes and whole grains.

💧 Stay well hydrated
Fluids help fibre work effectively by softening stool and supporting bowel movements.

🚶 Move your body regularly
Physical activity such as walking can help stimulate gut motility.

🪑 Use a step stool
Elevating your feet can help place your body in a more natural squat-like position, making bowel movements easier.

😴 Prioritise sleep
Gut motility and digestion are linked to our circadian rhythm and overall sleep patterns.

🥫 Laxatives when needed
Some people may benefit from gentle laxatives such as polyethylene glycol (e.g. Osmolax) or tinned pear juice, which can help draw water into the bowel.

Constipation can have many causes, and what works can vary from person to person. If symptoms are ongoing or severe, it’s best to speak with a healthcare professional.

Save this post if constipation is something you deal with 💚

☀️Welcoming psychologist Rachel Wood to our ERINA clinic! Rachel has been supporting clients at our Umina clinic but we ...
25/03/2026

☀️Welcoming psychologist Rachel Wood to our ERINA clinic! Rachel has been supporting clients at our Umina clinic but we are so excited to open her books up at Erina on Thursdays to children and adults for ongoing therapy as well as ASD and ADHD assessments!

📝Rachel brings a unique blend of enthusiasm, dedication, and warmth to her work. Over the past six years she has supported a diverse range of clients through private practice and Medicare work, Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), Headspace, and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

✏️Rachel’s expertise, combined with her compassionate approach, ensures that she works tirelessly to help her clients achieve their goals and make lasting, positive changes.

Rachel specialises in a wide range of mental health areas, can conduct ADHD and ASD assessments and can address diverse concerns such as:
◽ASD
◽ADHD
◽Adjustment disorders
◽Anger management
◽Anxiety
◽Bipolar disorder
◽Body image and eating disorder concerns
◽Childhood trauma
◽Domestic violence
◽Self-harm
◽Stress management
◽Depression
◽Grief and loss
◽Phobias

Get to know Rachel!

Why did you choose to be a psychologist?
I chose to be a psychologist as I found myself always listening and giving others support growing up. Since studying and working as a psychologist, I have enjoyed connecting with others to navigate their concerns and validate how they feel.

Favourite quote related to psychology?
“Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” – John Wooden

What do you like doing outside of work?
I enjoy walking my dog, Pippa, going to the gym, eating and experiencing food at new restaurants, spending time with my loved ones, camping and being near the ocean.

Coffee or wine?
Oooo I do love a red wine (consumed responsibly, of course)

Favourite food?
I love Greek food!

☎️ Call our room to make an appointment on 43113623!

🌾Want to eat more fibre but not sure where to start?Here’s a simple fibre cheat sheet with some of the top fibre-contain...
21/03/2026

🌾Want to eat more fibre but not sure where to start?

Here’s a simple fibre cheat sheet with some of the top fibre-containing foods across fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and grains. Fibre helps support digestion, gut health, blood sugar control and fullness.

Fruits (approx fibre per serve):
🥑 Avocado (½ medium) – ~5g
🍐 Pear (1 medium) – ~5–6g
🍏 Apple with skin (1 medium) – ~2-3g
🍌 Banana (1 medium) – ~3g
🍓 Raspberries (1 cup) – ~8g

Vegetables:
🥦 Broccoli (1 cup cooked) – ~5g
🥕 Carrots (1 cup) – ~4g
🥬 Brussels sprouts (1 cup cooked) – ~4g
🌽 Corn (1 cup) – ~3–4g
🥔 Potato with skin (1 medium) – ~4g

Nuts:
🥜 Almonds (30g handful) – ~3–4g
🌰 Pistachios (30g) – ~3g
🥜 Peanuts (30g) – ~2–3g
🌰 Hazelnuts (30g) – ~3g
🌰 Walnuts (30g) – ~2g

Seeds:
🌱 Chia seeds (1 tbsp) – ~5g
🌱 Flaxseed / linseed (1 tbsp) – ~3g
🌱 Pumpkin seeds (30g) – ~2g
🌱 Sunflower seeds (30g) – ~3g
🌱 Sesame seeds (1 tbsp) – ~2g

Grains:
🥣 Oats (½ cup dry) – ~4g
🍞 Wholegrain bread (1 slice) – ~2–3g
🍚 Brown rice (1 cup cooked) – ~3–4g
🌾 Quinoa (1 cup cooked) – ~5g
🌾 Barley (1 cup cooked) – ~6g

Most adults should aim for around 25–30g of fibre per day, but many people fall short.

Simple ways to boost your fibre intake:
✔ Choose wholegrain breads and cereals
✔ Add beans or lentils to meals
✔ Include fruit or vegetables at each meal
✔ Sprinkle nuts or seeds onto yoghurt, oats or salads
✔ Aim for a variety of plant foods across the week

Increasing fibre gradually and staying well hydrated can help your digestive system adjust.

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👀Here are 5 surprising ways to support your gut health:📝Contrary to popular belief gut health isn’t just about probiotic...
18/03/2026

👀Here are 5 surprising ways to support your gut health:

📝Contrary to popular belief gut health isn’t just about probiotics. There are simple daily habits that can make a big difference to your gut health— and most people overlook them.

🚶 Walking after meals can help stimulate digestion and support gut motility.

😴 Getting enough sleep matters more than you might think — your gut bacteria follow your body’s circadian rhythm.

🌱 Eating a wide variety of plant foods (aim for 30+ different types per week) helps support a more diverse microbiome.

🧘 Stress management is key — your gut and brain are closely connected through the gut-brain axis.

🍽 Eating slowly and chewing properly helps kick-start the digestive process.

✏️Gut health isn’t about doing one thing perfectly — it’s about consistent habits over time. Small changes can make a big difference.

🛒If you want to support your gut health, your grocery shop is a great place to start. As dietitians, these are some of t...
16/03/2026

🛒If you want to support your gut health, your grocery shop is a great place to start.

As dietitians, these are some of the gut-friendly staples we often recommend adding to your trolley.

Fermented Foods/Probiotic Foods: Great for adding beneficial bacteria.
• Kefir
• Kimchi
• Sauerkraut
• Miso paste
• Tempeh
• Kombucha (lower sugar options)

Prebiotic-Rich Foods: These feed beneficial gut bacteria.
• Garlic
• Onions
• Leeks
• Asparagus
• Green bananas
• Jerusalem artichokes

High-Fibre Vegetables: Great for boosting daily fibre intake.
• Sweet potato
• Pumpkin
• Beetroot
• Broccoli
• Brussels sprouts
• Cauliflower
• Zucchini

Legumes (Gut Health Powerhouses): Among the best foods for fibre and microbiome diversity.
• Black beans
• Kidney beans
• Cannellini beans
• Lentils
• Edamame
• Split peas

Whole Grains: Contain fibre and resistant starch.
• Barley
• Quinoa
• Bulgur
• Wholegrain pasta
• Buckwheat
• Farro
• Rye bread, sourdough bread, soy & linseed bread
• Grainy crackers
• Brown rice

Nuts & Seeds: Add fibre, polyphenols, and healthy fats.
• Chia seeds
• Flaxseed (linseed)
• Pumpkin seeds
• Sunflower seeds
• Almonds
• Pistachios
• Walnuts

Polyphenol-Rich Foods (Great for Gut Bacteria): Polyphenols can help feed beneficial microbes.
• Berries
• Dark chocolate (70%+)
• Green tea
• Coffee
• Pomegranate
• Red grapes

Resistant Starch Foods: These act like fibre in the gut.
• Cooked and cooled potatoes
• Cooked and cooled rice
• Green bananas
• Oats
• Lentils

Gut health doesn’t need to be complicated or expensive.
Often it comes down to simple, fibre-rich foods and a variety of plants across the week.

💡 Aim for around 30 different plant foods per week to help support a diverse gut microbiome.

🌿 SAVE these gut‑loving snack ideas to keep your microbiome happy — quick, portable and full of fibre, prebiotics and he...
12/03/2026

🌿 SAVE these gut‑loving snack ideas to keep your microbiome happy — quick, portable and full of fibre, prebiotics and healthy fats.

▫️Mixed nuts — a crunchy source of fibre, polyunsaturated fats and polyphenols that feed beneficial gut bugs.
▫️Roasted fava beans & chickpeas — high in resistant starch and fibre for sustained fuel and friendly microbes.
▫️Mixed berries — antioxidant‑rich and naturally fibrous to support diversity in your gut microbiota.
▫️Fruit salad — variety = variety of fibres and polyphenols; great for microbial diversity.
▫️Apple slices + natural peanut butter — pectin from apples is a prebiotic; peanut butter adds plant protein and healthy fats.
▫️Veggie sticks & hummus — raw veg fibre plus chickpea protein and olive oil in hummus for gut and metabolic health.
▫️Avocado & seeds on grainy crackers — creamy monounsaturated fats + fibre and magnesium to keep digestion smooth.
▫️Probiotic yoghurt & fruit — live cultures to support gut balance, paired with fruit for extra fibre.
▫️Chia pudding — chia provides soluble fibre that forms a gut‑friendly gel and feeds good bacteria.
▫️Edamame beans — whole‑food plant protein and fibre with isoflavones that support a healthy gut environment.

Tip: aim to mix and match across snacks to get a range of fibres and some fermented foods for best results. Which of these will you try today? 👇

💩 March is   and we can't wait to share our top ticks, tricks and insights to help shine a spotlight on the incredible p...
12/03/2026

💩 March is and we can't wait to share our top ticks, tricks and insights to help shine a spotlight on the incredible power of the gut!

🍫 SAVE this recipe to these choc PB protein bars.🍪 These are perfect for an on‑the‑run snack.▫️ Protein support: Each ba...
10/03/2026

🍫 SAVE this recipe to these choc PB protein bars.

🍪 These are perfect for an on‑the‑run snack.
▫️ Protein support: Each bar contains protein from peanut butter and the added protein powder. Protein helps keep you feeling full between meals

▫️Healthy fats for satiety and brain health: Natural peanut butter and flaxseeds contain polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats that promote satiety, support absorption of fat‑soluble vitamins and contribute to cognitive function.

▫️Fibre and slow‑release carbs: Rolled oats, chia seeds and and flaxseeds provide fibre to support gut health, steady blood glucose and provide slow sustained energy levels.

INGREDIENTS
▫️⅔ cup smooth natural peanut butter
▫️5 tablespoons honey
▫️1½ tablespoons coconut oil
▫️¼ teaspoon cinnamon
▫️2 tablespoons flax meal
▫️2 scoops (60 g) vanilla protein powder
▫️1⅔ cups rolled oats
▫️⅓ cup shredded coconut
▫️1 tbsp each ground flaxseeds and chia seeds
▫️⅓ cup (60 g) mini chocolate chips

METHOD
1. Spray a slice tin and line with baking paper
2. Add peanut butter, oil and honey to a medium microwave safe mixing bowl. Microwave for 30-45 seconds and stir until completely mixed.
3. Add cinnamon, flaxseed meal, chia seeds, protein powder, and oats and stir until all mixed together. Fold in coconut and chocolate chips once you know the mixture isn't warm to prevent the chocolate from melting.
4. Press and smooth into your prepared pan. Top with a few extra chocolate chips. Freeze or chill for 10-15 minutes.
Cut into squares and enjoy!

⭐ Meet the heart and women behind Eatsense. A space where we are committed to helping you be the healthiest and happiest...
25/02/2026

⭐ Meet the heart and women behind Eatsense. A space where we are committed to helping you be the healthiest and happiest version of yourself.

💫💫💫 Thank you to the wonderful doctors, nurses and admin team at Wyoming Medical and Dental for having dietitians Nicky ...
20/02/2026

💫💫💫 Thank you to the wonderful doctors, nurses and admin team at Wyoming Medical and Dental for having dietitians Nicky and Rebecca in today to chat about some of the wonderful dietitians and psychologists in our team and services we offer.

🍎We chatted about everything from ketogenic diets, to cholesterol, seed oils, menopause, coronar artery calcium scores and more. We are very fortunate on the Central Coast to have such wonderful, passionate and knowledgeable doctors.

👍 If you are are GP or allied health clinic and are keen to connect send us an email to Nicole.saliba@orsgroup.com.au!

🎒 SAVE this post for grab and go lunch options that tick every box for the little ones who don't like to sit still for l...
15/02/2026

🎒 SAVE this post for grab and go lunch options that tick every box for the little ones who don't like to sit still for long!

🍎 Packing a healthy lunchbox doesn’t have to be hard with these easy grab and go options for busy kids!

🍌🥪🥛 When you're packing a balanced lunchbox for the kids just aim for a mix: a wholegrain, fruit, vegetable, a meat or meat alternative, plus a dairy or dairy alternative. Here are simple ideas (and grab-and-go options) to keep kids fuelled and focused.

🍞Wholegrain: pretzels, mini wholemeal wraps, popcorn, seeded crackers, dry cereal, corn thins, oat-based muffin, wholegrain bread, brown rice, quinoa, wholegrain crackers, oats, wholegrain muesli bar

🍇Fruit: apple, banana, grapes, berries, fruit salad, canned fruit in natural juice, dried fruit or baked fruit, 100% fruit straps, 100% fruit juice

🥕Vegetable: carrot sticks, cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes, grated carrot, veggie sticks with dip, mini salad in a pot, edamame pods, lentil chips, roasted fava beans or chickpeas, falafels

🍗🌱Meat or meat alternatives: Lean chicken, turkey, canned tuna/salmon, lean ham, boiled egg, baked tofu, tempeh, chickpea or lentil salad, nuts, seeds, boiled eggs, fritters, meatballs, mini hummus, mini cans baked beans, edamame beans, meatballs

🧀🥛Dairy or dairy alternatives: 100% cheese sticks, natural yoghurt, Greek yoghurt, milk, fortified soy/coconut yoghurt, cottage cheese, cream cheese, custard, milk poppers.

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Shop 20, Elizabeth Court, 30 Karalta Road
Erina, NSW
2250

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm

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Eatsense was established on the NSW Central Coast in 2013 by owner and Accredited Practising Dietitian Nicole Saliba and has since grown into a team of passionate dietitians. We strongly believe that healthy eating does not have to be complicated or restrictive, and that eating well should be stress and guilt-free. Eatsense was established as we have a burning desire to help people, see them happy and watch them thrive. Simply put- our vision is to help as many people learn to prioritise themselves, feel their best, enjoy delicious and nourishing food and live a healthy, happy and fulfilling life. A lot of nutrition advice today is based on misinformation and guilt. We provide tailored and scientifically-backed nutrition advice that makes sense

At Eatsense our philosophy is simple…

DIETS DON’T WORK

At first our client’s are shocked that we do not hand out detailed meal plans and send them on their way.