Georgia is an Eating Disorders Credentialed Dietitian with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics, Graduate Diploma in Nutritional Science, and a Bachelor of Science (Psychology).

She founded Her Matters with a clear (and slightly rebellious) vision: to rewrite the women’s health rulebook. Georgia wanted to create a clinic where women could access modern, evidence based care without the cold, clinical feel. No beige waiting rooms. No awkward silences. Just connected, thoughtful care that actually feels good to walk into.

While Georgia is not currently seeing clients, her role has evolved into what she proudly calls Chief Hype Woman. She spends her days championing the team, shaping the Her Matters experience, and making sure every detail from the tone of our emails to the waiting room playlists reflects what we stand for.

Outside the clinic, Georgia is usually chasing her toddler Billie or Bernadoodle Charlie, sipping strong coffee, or dreaming up new ways to make women’s health care not just better, but something people genuinely want to talk about.

Because women’s health matters.

Taleisha is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and ELNA Certified Fertility and Prenatal Dietitian, with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics, FODMAP training, and is a Foundations Member of the Early Life Nutrition Alliance.

As an Early Life Dietitian, Taleisha supports nutrition from preconception through the first 1,000 days, helping families build strong foundations for lifelong health. She works with fertility (natural and IVF), pregnancy, postpartum and lactation, as well as infant feeding, allergy prevention and early childhood nutrition.

Taleisha was drawn to this work through her own journey of trying to conceive, pregnancy and early motherhood. This lived perspective shapes her calm, compassionate, evidence based approach, where food is never about perfection or restriction.

Her philosophy is simple: nutrition should be nourishing, enjoyable and sustainable. Taleisha works collaboratively with clients to build practical habits that support reproductive health, gut health, hormonal conditions such as PCOS and endometriosis, and women’s health across the lifespan.

Outside the clinic, Taleisha enjoys time outdoors with her toddler and fur baby, yoga or pilates, and good food shared with friends.

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Because early life nutrition matters.

Rebecca (Bec) is an Eating Disorder Credentialed Dietitian and member of Dietitians Australia, with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics (Honours).

She supports people experiencing eating disorders and disordered eating with calm, compassionate, evidence based care. Bec’s work is grounded in Health At Every Size (HAES) principles and the RAVES model for eating disorder support, with additional expertise in gut health, including IBS and gentle FODMAP support.

Bec was drawn to this work through supporting a close family member with an eating disorder. Witnessing the impact of the right support shaped her passion for walking alongside others in recovery, helping them rebuild trust with food and their bodies in safe, sustainable ways.

Outside the clinic, Bec delivers high school talks on healthy eating with no diet culture and plenty of real talk. Off duty, she’s usually cooking, thrifting for vintage clothing gems, or hosting a great dinner party.

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Because food matters.

Arriving February 2026.

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Leah is a Perinatal Psychologist with a Master of Applied Psychology and a Bachelor of Psychology (with Legal Studies).

She supports women through pregnancy, early motherhood and the many transitions that come with it, offering calm, compassionate, evidence based care. Leah works with a wide range of presentations including perinatal anxiety and depression, fertility challenges, grief and loss, birth trauma, parenting stress, relationship changes, trauma, family domestic violence, and identity and self worth concerns.

Leah was drawn to this work through her own experience of early motherhood, a season she found far more challenging and isolating than she ever expected. As a mum of two, she deeply understands the emotional load many women carry and creates a space where no feeling is too small, awkward or off limits.

Outside the clinic, Leah enjoys long walks with a good podcast, soaking up sunshine, and spending time with her two girls. She’s naturally curious, always learning, and never far from a personal development book.

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Because motherhood matters.

Brianna is an Eating Disorders Credentialed Dietitian, Accredited Practising Dietitian, and Member of Dietitians Australia, with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics and a Bachelor of Human Nutrition.

She works with children, adolescents and adults experiencing Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), selective eating, sensory feeding challenges, and eating disorders and disordered eating, helping clients find ease and confidence with food without pressure, guilt or rigid rules.

Brianna was drawn to this work through her own experience as a cautious eater, giving her insight into how stressful mealtimes, food anxiety and “just one more bite” battles can feel. Her approach is calm, collaborative and non judgemental, focusing on nourishment alongside confidence and flexibility with food.

In the clinic, Brianna works with both the nutritional and emotional sides of eating, supporting clients to meet their needs while gently addressing sensory challenges, anxiety and social food stress.

Outside the clinic, Brianna enjoys time with her dog Lucy, experimenting in the kitchen (mess included), and searching for Canberra’s best chai.

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Because food confidence matters.

Sue is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, registered in both Australia and New Zealand, with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics and a background spanning Human Nutrition, Zoology and Secondary Science Education.

She supports women through perimenopause, menopause and healthy ageing, with a strong focus on optimising nutrition during hormonal change. Sue also works with GLP-1 support, gut health and IBS, the gut–brain axis, microbiome health, and general nutrition for women and men.

Sue’s approach is practical, flexible and firmly evidence based. No fads, no fear, and no one size fits all plans. She believes nutrition care should look at the whole person, and works collaboratively to build strategies that fit real lives, real bodies and real kitchens.

Drawing on her background in food education, Sue also helps clients who feel stuck, overwhelmed or uninspired in the kitchen, making nutritious, satisfying food feel achievable again, even if cooking feels like the last thing you want to do.

Outside the clinic, Sue is often walking trails, planning her next adventure, or continuing her very serious search for the world’s best cheese scone (current title holder: Wellington Botanic Gardens).

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Because menopause matters.

Jess is a Women’s Health Physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Level 1 & 2 APA Women’s and Pelvic Health training, and Certificates III & IV in Fitness.

She supports women across all life stages with pelvic health concerns, pregnancy preparation and postpartum recovery. Jess has a special interest in pelvic floor assessment and education, pelvic pain and painful intercourse (including vaginismus, endometriosis and PCOS related pain), bladder, bowel and continence concerns, and pre and post gynaecological surgery support.

Jess was drawn to women’s health through her own experience of pelvic pain, which shaped her deeply person centred approach to care. She understands how important it is to feel listened to, believed and supported, and focuses on treating the whole person, not just a diagnosis.

Her approach is collaborative, practical and down to earth. Whether you’re preparing for pregnancy, recovering after birth, or navigating those “is this normal?” body concerns, Jess works with you to make physio fit into your life, not the other way around.

Outside the clinic, Jess enjoys quiet nights with her cat Claz and a good book, snowboarding in winter, or paddleboarding around Canberra in summer.

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Because your body matters.

Katelin is a Psychologist with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and is a PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology.

She works with adults experiencing eating disorders and body image concerns, low self worth and identity challenges, anxiety, OCD and mood disorders, as well as relationship difficulties and trauma. Katelin has experience across both public and private settings, including inpatient and outpatient eating disorder services, and her PhD research explores the relationship between interpersonal factors and eating disorder symptoms.

Katelin’s approach is warm, collaborative and client centred. She creates a space that feels safe, respectful and judgement free, where therapy focuses on what matters most to you. Reaching out can feel daunting, and Katelin is committed to walking alongside you toward recovery in a way that feels right for your life and your values.

Outside the clinic, Katelin enjoys good coffee, getting lost in a great book, and planning her next travel adventure.

Waitlist only. Email hello@hermatters.com.au to join.

Because your relationship with food matters.