“Healthy eating isn’t perfect eating. It is flexible and has room for ALL foods.”
- Angela Berrill, Dietitian & Director
Services
Our dietitians take the guesswork out of nutrition.
Nutrition Advice
Whatever your nutrition question, we’ve got a team who can give you the answer.
Get inspired and motivated when you sit down with one of ABC Nutrition’s experienced and qualified dietitians & nutritionists.
Get started right with us.
ACC Dietitians
We help ACC clients on the road to recovery.
Our dietitians, located around New Zealand, provide nutrition and dietetic support under various ACC contracts.
Our experienced team can support your clients during the rehabilitation process.
Find out how we can help.
Seminars and Workshops
Bring health and wellness into your workplace with our seminars.
During our corporate wellness workshops, we will inspire and motivate your team to make positive changes, which will benefit them today and in the future.
Book your seminar today!
Media & PR
With so much nutrition quackery out there you need someone to tell you the truth – quickly, coherently and reliably.
Angela Berrill, ABC’s founder and director, is this trusted voice, media spokesperson and brand ambassador.
Learn more about how we can support media or your PR launch…
Are dietitians and nutritionists the same?
All dietitians are degree-qualified nutritionists. However, not all nutritionists are qualified dietitians.
A dietitian is an expert in nutrition. They are qualified to provide treatment, education, and support to people requiring nutrition information and advice relating to medical and surgical treatments and in the management of chronic diseases (such as diabetes and heart disease), as well as for general health.
To practise in New Zealand, by law a dietitian must be registered with the Dietitians Board and hold a current practising certificate, work within a specified scope of practice, participate in a continuing competency programme and adhere to a Code of Ethics. The educational prerequisites for registration are completion of a 2-year Masters Degree (previously a 18-month postgraduate diploma), with entry restricted to those who have successfully completed a relevant 3-year Bachelor’s degree in Human Nutrition.
On the other hand, the term ‘nutritionist’ is not regulated and can be used by anyone. Therefore, a nutritionist may have completed a Bachelor’s degree in nutrition or no formal training at all.
At ABC Nutrition all our dietitians are registered with the Dietitians Board and hold a current Annual Practising Certificate. They are also all paid members of Dietitians New Zealand.
How can working with a dietitian help you reach your goals?
With our support and guidance, you will:
Restore your physical and mental well-being through the food you eat
Make peace with eating so you can enjoy all foods
Understand what foods work best for your body and why
Feel confident in navigating the complex relationship between the food you eat and various medical conditions
Optimise your nutrition and health by being able to plan your meals and snacks with ease
Be able to effectively manage your own food-related symptoms, allergies, and/or intolerances
Feel rejuvenated by eating a wide range of foods to optimise your health and wellness.