Jacqueline Alwill is an Accredited Nutritionist, author and mum of 3, with over 15 years experience in the nutrition and health industry, working primarily in women’s health and early childhood nutrition. She is passionate about simplifying complex nutrition science to ensure good nutrition is accessible and achievable for all. Jacqueline provides 1:1 consultations for her clientele through Day One Fertility. She runs corporate well being workshops, features frequently in the media, and develops nutrition products, books, and recipes.

Anna is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian with over 12 years of clinical experience specialised in Paediatrics and Neonatal nutrition. Anna is creator of Nourish Little Lives, which is a nutrition platform for families that provides consultation on all aspects of baby and child nutrition and health.

Anna is experienced in providing specialist dietetic and nutrition therapy. She provides her consultation services Australia wide to help babies and children with reflux, starting solids, baby led weaning, gut health, functional gut disorders, intolerances, allergies, fussy eating, developmental feeding disorders and disability, infant growth and breastfeeding/bottle feeding and failure to thrive.

Anna has also developed a Starting Solids Guide that covers everything you need to know about starting solids, introducing allergens and supporting your child to become confident with food.

As a busy mum of 3 young children, Anna is passionate about supporting families from conception through childhood, understanding that all families are different. She is passionate about supporting children to become happy, confident eaters, establishing a healthy relationship with food and taking the stress out of mealtimes.

Name: Maria Harpas

Occupation: Naturopath and Clinical Nutritionist

Qualification: Bachelor of Health Science (Complementary Medicine)

Maria Harpas is a Clinical Nutritionist and Naturopathic practitioner with over 13 years experience.

The director of Natural Health Medicine, Maria believes that individual Biochemistry, including diet and pathology provides an incredible insight into overall health. Maria is passionate about working with clients to invest symptom causes, rather than just treating symptoms.

Maria was drawn to a career in health after suffering from allergies. Rather than relying on anti-histamines, Anna turned to education, learning about the roles of the gut and immune systems play in overall health. This lead to a career in nutrition and the importance of incorporating good eating habits to allow our bodies to operate as effectively as possible.

Diet plays an important part in Maria’s work but she is also mindful of medical approaches and often seeks outcomes that allow medical and natural approaches to work hand in hand.

Amanda is an accredited practising dietitian and recipe developer. She is passionate about developing recipes that celebrate simple whole foods, fuel your body and delight your tastebuds.

Amanda graduated from Flinders University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics and has since undertaken further study in eating disorders, the Non-Diet Approach to dietetics and Health At Every Size (HAES®). While pursuing her studies, Amanda launched ‘Made By Mandy’ to share her love for cooking. Over time, it has evolved into a flourishing business specialising in dietetics, recipe development, and food styling.

Amanda’s culinary talents have led her to collaborate with beloved brands like Minimax, KitchenAid, and Le Creuset. For Amanda, food is more than just a source of nourishment; it’s also a means of storytelling and a way to bring families together. Each of her creations invites you on a sensory journey, fostering connections and crafting memorable shared moments through the joy of food.

Emma works clinically as Senior Paediatric Dietitian / Clinical Lead at the Women’s and
Children’s Hospital in Adelaide. She has over 17 years of experience helping babies, children
and young people achieve positive health outcomes through food and nutrition.

Her expertise and interests include paediatric inflammatory bowel disease, liver disease,
childhood feeding disorders, food allergies, food intolerances and functional gastrointestinal
disorders. She has a particular interest and research focus on the treatment of paediatric
Crohn’s disease with therapeutic diets. Emma is involved in the teaching of Nutrition and
Dietetic students at Flinders University and is a member of the AuSPEN Paediatric Committee
and AuSPEN Paediatric Inflammatory bowel disease and liver disease interest groups.

Emma is passionate about empowering families to understand food and its role in improving
health and treating illness. She’s excited to be working with the Supermarket Swap team to
help people to make informed choices about about what they buy and consume.

Chantelle (Elli) is an accredited practising clinical dietitian with over 10 years of experience.

Elli works clinically at Calvary Health Care in Adelaide assisting patients with a variety of conditions ranging from diabetes to complex gastrointestinal issues. She also consults privately at Adelaide Oncology and Haematology, specialising in all areas of oncology including pre/during/post treatment as well as general health/wellbeing.

Elli is passionate about a non-diet approach to eating, respecting the need for balance and enjoying a long term healthy lifestyle. As a mum of 3 children under the age of 6 with allergies and coeliac disease, she has vast knowledge of food products and is enthusiastic about promoting a healthy relationship with fresh, whole foods. She is an active member of the SA gastrointestinal dietitians group and a member of Dietitians Australia.

Elli also has previous experience in research, winning an award at the International Congress of Dietetics in 2012 for her work on Nutritional screening tools.

Name: Julia Tellidis

Occupation: Nutritionist and Health Coach

Qualification: Health Coach Certification (from Institute of Integrative Nutrition), Advanced Diploma in Clinical Nutrition (from Nature Care College), Post Graduate Diploma in Human Nutrition (from Deakin University)

With a genuine passion for both cooking and nutrition, Kate has developed a profound understanding of how foods can contribute to the body’s healing process. Her educational journey began when she completed a degree in Public Relations, and then went onto study Nutritional Medicine at Endeavour College of Natural Medicine. Having worked in clinical settings in the past, Kate now also engages in freelance nutrition work.

As a loving mother of two young boys, Kate holds a personal appreciation for the importance of health, convenience, and balance in our fast-paced lives.