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Hardy Nutrition Dietary Consulting

Leading the way in medical nutrition therapy as an approach to help individuals achieve their health Please call 9494 3790 or email us for an appointment.

Hardy Nutrition Dietary Consulting is a Perth based Nutrition and Dietetics practice. The goal of the practice is to provide individuals with the information they need to embrace a healthy, active lifestyle. We provide clients with individualised and scientifically sound advice on a range of nutrition and lifestyle related issues. Please note our reception staff only work part time (Monday, Wednesday and Fridays) - if you dont get through please leave a voicemail or email (admin@hardynutrition.com.au) and we will reply to you as soon as possible. Hardy Nutrition - Dietary Consulting specialises in dietary advice and guidance regarding:

- Weight management
- Eating Disorders
- Diabetes
- PCOS
- Hypertension
- High cholesterol
- Nutritional support for cancer patients
- Food intolerance (including Low FODMAP diet)
- IBS
- Optimal nutrition for health

23/03/2026

Welcome Abbey 🍓🍒🍌🍎🍊🥗🥦🥒
Abbey will be the friendly face welcoming you to our amazing Cockburn clinic, taking your calls, scheduling your appointments, and helping make your experience with Hardy Nutrition as smooth as possible.

She’s currently studying nutrition and working towards becoming a dietitian, with a passion for health, exercise, balanced living, and all things wellness. We’re so excited to have her as part of the Hardy Nutrition team! ✨

You’ll find Abbey at our Cockburn clinic, ready to help with a smile.

20/03/2026

Happy clients make our day ✨
Thank you for your beautiful review. We’re so pleased Claudia and our reception team made your experience such a positive one!

❤️

06/03/2026

Eating and nutrition can look different for some people with neurodivergence.

Research shows adults with ADHD and autism report more eating difficulties than neurotypical adults, including challenges with mealtime routines, recognising hunger/fullness cues, sensory sensitivities and impulsive eating behaviours.

Sensory sensitivity, food selectivity and a preference for sameness can also influence food choices and eating patterns.

Everyone’s experience is different, so not every strategy will work for everyone. The ideas in this post are simply tools to experiment with, take what works for you. 💚

27/02/2026

Low-pressure exposure to foods (even without eating them) increases acceptance over time among picky eaters. Sensory play like smelling and describing helps children build familiarity and

Try these prompts:
✨ “Is it crunchy or soft?”
✨ “Sweet or sour?”
✨ “What colour is it inside?”

Food art, pretend picnics, edible jewellery and texture play aren’t just fun, they’re evidence-based ways to gently expand variety and support positive food relationships.

22/01/2026

Make the most corn while it’s in season by trying these corn & kimchi fritters 🌽✨
Crispy, flavour-packed and meal-prep friendly.
The fritter mix can be made ahead, making these perfect for school lunches, work lunches or an easy midweek dinner. Serve fresh or enjoy cold the next day – they’re just as good!

02/01/2026

These foods may offer less than 5g of protein, but they’re still core, nutrient-dense staples worth including. Seeds, spreads and cheeses add healthy fats, fibre, vitamins and minerals, small protein boosts with big nutritional value!

24/12/2025

Protein is marketed everywhere these days, even in desserts. And while these are still discretionary foods, they can be a helpful swap if you’re finding it hard to meet the protein targets prescribed by your dietitian.

If you enjoy an evening treat, choosing one of these options occasionally may give you a small protein boost without needing another full meal. Enjoy mindfully, and use them when they support your goals.

23/12/2025

You’re not falling off the wagon…there is no wagon.
It’s just life!

Christmas can bring a lot of change that makes eating feel chaotic, out of control, or loaded with guilt. If that’s happening, you’re not broken. You’re responding to less routine, more socialising and emotional stress.

This season, the goal isn’t to eat less or be “good.”
It’s to eat with more awareness, regularity, and permission not punishment.

20/12/2025

Protein isn’t just found in meat. Legumes, dairy, soy foods, nuts and seeds are powerhouse sources of protein and they come packaged with so much more:
✨ Fibre to support gut health and keep you fuller, longer
✨ Calcium for strong bones and muscle function
✨ B12 (from dairy + fortified products) to support energy levels
✨ Healthy fats + micronutrients to support cardiovascular health and lower inflammation

Little additions throughout the day really do add up.
Try simple swaps like:
👉 Swapping an afternoon cookie + black tea for a handful of nuts, a Babybel or cheese stick, and tea with a dash of milk
👉 Adding a scoop of cottage cheese, beans or lentils to meals
👉 Choosing high-protein yoghurt for snacks
👉 Keeping edamame, falafels or roasted chickpeas on hand for quick protein boosts

You don’t need a perfect diet just small, consistent choices that help you meet your needs and support your strength, energy and metabolic health 💛

18/12/2025

A wonderful way to wrap up the year 🍝

Our Hardy Nutrition team came together for a Christmas cooking class at , whipping up delicious food and sharing plenty of laughs.
A perfect reminder that food is about connection, culture, and enjoyment. We also hope you have a joyful Christmas with loved ones 🎄

16/12/2025

PROTEIN 🥩🫛🫘🥛🧀
As we age, we naturally lose around 3kg of lean muscle every decade, change that affects strength, mobility, metabolic health and overall quality of life.
But the good news? Two habits can make a huge difference:

✨ Prioritising protein
✨ Resistance training at least 2x per week

Muscle acts as a reservoir for energy, supports blood-sugar control, protects our joints, and helps us feel strong and capable in daily life. When protein intake is low (especially during weight loss or when taking GLP-1 medications, where appetite and energy intake drop), it becomes even more important to choose protein-dense foods to preserve lean mass.

Swipe through for everyday foods that give you 10–20g of protein without needing to overhaul your entire diet. Small, simple swaps really do add up.

12/12/2025

Hohoho Notice: Christmas Closure
We are closed 24 Dec 2025 – Reopening 6 Jan 2026
Thank you for an amazing year! Wishing you a happy and nourishing festive season. 🎄

Address

11 Wentworth Parade Unit 14
Perth, WA
6164

Website

http://www.hardynutrition.com.au/

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