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Gordon Centre
Suite 2H, Level 2,
802-808 Pacific Highway
Gordon NSW 2072
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Did you know that we have integrated Dietetics and Nutrition into our Psychology services? This is a unique way we can holistically support our clients in their mental and physical health.
Jessica Tillbrook (BNutDiet)
Accredited Practising Dietician and Nutritionist
Jessica has combined qualifications in Nutrition and Dietetics, and has since gone on to train in disordered eating, intuitive eating and mindfulness. She has worked in the acute, sub-acute and private sectors, including aged care, rehab and mental health specialties. Most significantly, she has spent three years managing Dietetic services across QLD, NSW and ACT for a large not-for-profit organisation.
Jessica has a special interest in:
• General nutrition;
• Women’s health;
• Disordered eating;
• Eating disorders;
• Eating disorder awareness;
• Emotional eating;
• Chronic dieting;
• Medical nutrition therapy (diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, allergy/intolerance).
Jessica is a current member of the Dietitians Association Eating Disorder Interest Group.
Away from work, she loves cooking and trying out new cuisines.
*** FREE DROP IN PSYCHOLOGIST AND DIETITIAN GORDON CENTRE ***
Know someone who is hesitant to take that first step to see a Psychologist or Dietitian but they really need to? They can come to our FREE Thursday Drop-In at the practice. We'll have a cuppa and some snacks and they can have a look around and ask ANY question.
Thursday 28th February 1pm-3pm
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