Functional Nutritional therapy gives you the tools so you can bring your body Back to Balance.

Nutritional therapy offers a multitude of benefits by leveraging the power of diet to enhance health and combat disease. This evidence-based approach tailors dietary interventions to individual needs, addressing deficiencies and optimizing nutrient intake for improved physiological function. The health of the gut microbiome plays a crucial role in mental health, as a balanced gut flora can influence mood, anxiety, and cognitive function through the gut-brain axis. Specifically, during menopause and perimenopause, tailored dietary interventions can alleviate symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, sleep disturbances, and weight gain by addressing hormonal imbalances and supporting overall well-being. It can significantly improve chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and gastrointestinal disorders, while also supporting mental health by stabilizing blood sugar levels and promoting neurotransmitter production essential for mood regulation. Additionally, nutritional therapy strengthens the immune system, enhances energy levels, and promotes longevity by reducing oxidative stress and inflammation. By focusing on a balanced diet with whole foods, lean proteins, and healthy fats, nutritional therapy fosters holistic well-being, empowering individuals to manage their health proactively and enhance their quality of life.

Working at the root cause level involves comprehensively digging through your health history, and symptoms and where necessary, ordering functional laboratory tests. The process leaves no stone unturned, with a focus on making sure you are SEEN and HEARD. It uncovers your long and short term health goals and from that evolves a practical plan to get you there… WITHOUT feeling stressed and deprived!

Kerryelle's Qualifications

Kerryelle sees education as a lifetime pursuit and has a comprehensive and diverse background in training, adult education, nutritional therapy and health science, underpinned by a series of qualifications. In 2006, she achieved both a Certificate IV in Training & Assessment and a Diploma in Frontline Management from WEA Sydney. She further advanced her expertise in adult education with a Bachelor of Training & Development (Adult Education) from the University of New England in 2009. Following a childhood passion, she expanded into the field of nutritional therapy, earning a Diploma from the Health Sciences Academy in the UK in 2016, followed by a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner Certification from the Nutritional Therapy Association Australia in 2018 and a Diploma of Functional Nutritional Therapy in 2022. Kerryelle also pursued specialised training with Restorative Wellness Solutions USA, where she completed to level three of their mastery series for functional lab analysis of gastrointestinal healing, hormone optimization, and nutritional blood chemistry (2019 to 2022 - see more below about this). In 2024, Kerryelle completed a Diploma of Health Science (Naturopathy) at Torrens University Australia, and is now in her third year of her Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) studies. Since 2016 Kerryelle has also completed 1400 hours of training in yoga, and meditation.

Her extensive education and training reflects her dedication to continuous skills development to provide the best possible cutting-edge and evidence-based advice that is blended with a mind, body, spirit approach to holistic wellness. Kerryelle's strong background in training and development, means she is confidently and expertly able to share her health knowledge with clients in a way that is easy to digest and assimilate. And she believes that empowering you with that knowledge is a key part of her role in your journey. 

Kerryelle is a member of the Australian Committee for Natural Therapies and holds all relevant insurances to practice and guide clients as a functional nutritionist and lab analyst. She is also an ambassador for The Shaka Project, an organisation who are committed to bringing awareness and starting conversations to prevent suicide in Australia.