Hi, I’m Kirrah, the nutritionist behind Dawnwise Nutrition.
I believe good health starts with real food. My approach blends modern nutrition science with the wisdom of traditional diets: nourishing, whole foods prepared the way our grandparents knew how, and meals that fit your life rather than a list of rules.
I hold a Bachelor of Clinical Science (Nutrition) and I’m certified as a Nutrition Consultant through The Nutrition Academy’s Functional Nutrition Essentials course. I’m also a member of the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT).
Functional nutrition looks at the whole person. Rather than chasing one symptom at a time, I’m interested in how your digestion, energy, stress, sleep and eating habits all connect, and in practical, sustainable changes you can actually keep up.
I’m also the founder of Vitality Pills, organic chicken liver capsules. I started it because liver is one of the most traditional nutrient-dense foods, yet many people don’t enjoy eating it. As a practitioner I’ll always put your needs first, and you’ll never be expected to buy any product as part of working with me.
Consultations are opening soon. If you’d like to be among the first to book, send me a message through the Contact me tab and I’ll add you to the waitlist.
- Nutritional ConsultantNutritional Consultants provide generalised nutrition education and information in group settings and one-on-one. This can include information about topics such as gut health, how to read a food label, understanding nutrients and superfoods, detoxification and cleansing, hormone health, lifestyle factors such as sleep and stress, gene expression and nutritional deficiencies. Nutritional Consultants might also provide nutritional coaching in a wellness centre, gym or health food store, promote good health and nutrition on social media, or start a website featuring healthy recipes and blog articles. Nutritional Consultants are not qualified to give specific one-on-one individualised nutritional recommendations or dietary prescriptions, provide medical advice, diagnose, treat, cure or heal any disease/condition, recommend or tell a client to take specific supplements or to follow a particular diet (i.e. vegan, Paleo, etc…), run tests or interpret results or make health claims without a scientific basis.