Practitioner Kits
Our team of dietitians have developed a range of resources you can use with clients to improve client education and results. All resources have been recently updated and will continue to be based on the latest scientific evidence. They are most suitable for those working in private practice, aged care and the community.
All resources are created on a Dietitian Life letterhead, however you are welcome to purchase the White Label package and utilise our graphic designer to create your own letterhead with your own logo applied to all resources for easy printing and use. Depending on the need of your practice we have created three different tiers of resources to meet the needs of dietitians everywhere.
1. Select the Practitioner Kit that suits you
2. Make a safe and secure payment
3. Download your Kit
$150 once off +
$19/month*
(12mth min.)
Includes all weight management & chronic disease management resources.
$200 once off +
$35/month*
(12mth min.)
Includes all resources you could ever need for your practice, with more updated and created each month. If you believe we are missing one you would like for your clients, let us know and we will seek to create it for you.
$550 once off +
$50/month*
(12mth min.)
We will work with our graphic designer to put all resources on a letterhead with your logo. This includes all resources you could ever need for your practice, with more updated and created each month. If you believe we are missing one you would like for your clients, let us know and we will seek to create it for you.
Additional resources available on request.
Free Resources
Dietitian Life Scholarship
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