Dietitian

  • Relationship with Food
  • Sport & Performance 
  • Neurodivergent Nutrition
  • Chronic Conditions

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A little bit about Steph...

I’m a big ol' nutrition geek who loves to “talk nerdy” about food, body, and brain—but always with the goal of helping you feel so informed and confident that nothing and nobody can ever make you doubt your own judgement about your body again.

Availability: Bookings available within 1-2 weeks.
Consulting Days: Tue-Fri

steph murphy

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Why did I become a dietitian? Simple: I love food! But along the way, I realised that for some people, food isn’t just fuel—it can be stressful, confusing, or even scary. My goal is to help people bring more positivity—or at least neutrality—back to eating. Nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated; I filter out the noise and make it practical, empowering, and evidence-based.

Before I landed in dietetics, I tried my hand at a few different careers—environmental scientist, apprentice chef, and more— all around the world. Life experience taught me resilience, adaptability, and a healthy dose of street smarts, all of which I bring to my work with clients.

I’m a late-diagnosed ADHD adult, a distance swimmer, and a rock climber—so I get the value of curiosity, perseverance, and a bit of grit.

 I take a neuro-affirming, trauma-informed, Health at Every Size® approach and love helping people with eating disorders, balance nourishment with neurodivergence, and holistic nutrition.

I provide extensive evidence-based education so my clients leave confident, informed, and ready to advocate for themselves—no matter how loud the media pressure or unattainable standards.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nutrition) – The University of Queensland
Master of Dietetics Studies – The University of Queensland

Additional Study

Further training


Body Image Counselling (Marci Evans + Fiona Sutherland Course)
QuEDS Evidence Informed Dietetic Practice in Eating Disorders
RAVES 2 day Course hosted by Shane Jeffries
REVIBE Protocol - Managing Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders

Alongside my key interests in Disordered Eating and Neurodivergent nutrition I also work with clients managing chronic health conditions, including diabetes, kidney disease, high cholesterol, thyroid issues, POTS, Endometriosis, post-gastric surgery care, and disability support ranging from neurodivergence to Huntington’s disease.

Explore content Steph has created on her passion topics!

Podcast Episodes

Why we don't love the body positivity movement

Shame in eating with neurodivergence

41:06

How to stop food guilt from sabotaging your training

23:35

24:51

Perfectionism in eating

24:15