About: Ashleigh Feltham

I am an Accredited Practicing Dietitian and the owner of Feed Your Future Dietetics. I believe everyone deserves to live a life of health and wellness. I am passionate about helping people achieve their highest quality of life through nutrition, mental health and exercise. I hold a Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics and a Bachelor of Human Nutrition. In addition to being an Accredited Practicing Dietitian, I am also a qualified personal trainer and group fitness instructor and have been working in the fitness industry for over 15 years. I was an elite gymnast as well as an elite rock climber where I represented Australia for four years. I have been exercising for as long as I can remember. Knowing the benefits of moving the body and eating well, and the impact that awareness and nutritional education has on the quality of life, I want to give back to the community in ways that I know best.

Recent Posts by Ashleigh Feltham

Take a Breath on Seed Oils: What You Actually Need to Know

Take a Breath on Seed Oils: What You Actually Need to Know
Seed oils have become a hot topic in the health world, often surrounded by confusion and mixed messages. You may have heard they’re “inflammatory” or should be avoided altogether. But the reality is far more balanced — and far less alarming. Let’s take a step back, look at the evidence, and break down where seed…
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Why Does My Neurodiverse Child Not Eat Much at School?

Why Does My Neurodiverse Child Not Eat Much at School?
It’s a common concern for parents: your child eats well at home, but comes back from school with a lunchbox barely touched. For many neurodiverse children, this isn’t about being “fussy” or difficult — there are often very real reasons why eating at school feels challenging. Understanding the “why” is the first step to finding…
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Eating to Support PTSD: How Nutrition Can Help

Eating to Support PTSD: How Nutrition Can Help
Living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can affect many aspects of daily life, including sleep, energy, mood, digestion and appetite. While nutrition is not a treatment for PTSD on its own, the foods we eat can support brain health, stabilise energy levels and help the body manage stress more effectively. PTSD is associated with changes…
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Best Foods to Help Reduce Anxiety

Best Foods to Help Reduce Anxiety
Anxiety is something many people experience, especially during busy or stressful periods of life. While nutrition alone cannot cure anxiety, research shows that the foods we eat can play an important role in supporting brain health, stabilising mood, and reducing stress responses in the body. The brain requires a steady supply of nutrients to produce…
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Small Steps, Big Wins: How to Weave Wellness Into a Packed Schedule

Small Steps, Big Wins: How to Weave Wellness Into a Packed Schedule
Life can feel chaotic, and finding time for wellness can seem impossible. But the truth is, even the busiest schedules can support healthy habits when approached with simplicity and creativity. The key is to build routines that fit your life rather than reshaping your life to fit your routines. Micro-Habits: Wellness in Minutes Small changes…
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Fuel to Perform: Key Nutrition Tips for Athletic Teens

Fuel to Perform: Key Nutrition Tips for Athletic Teens
The teenage years are a time of rapid growth, hormonal change, and increasing independence. Add sport on top of that — training sessions, games, competitions, early mornings, and late finishes — and nutrition becomes even more important. Athletic teens aren’t just fueling performance. They’re fueling growth, bone development, muscle development, brain function, recovery, and long-term…
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Nourishing Your Body with Fibromyalgia: Essential Nutrition Tips That Can Help

Nourishing Your Body with Fibromyalgia: Essential Nutrition Tips That Can Help
Living with fibromyalgia can feel unpredictable. Fatigue, widespread pain, brain fog, headaches and sleep disturbances can shift from day to day. While nutrition won’t “cure” fibromyalgia, it can play a powerful role in supporting energy levels, reducing inflammation, stabilising blood sugar and improving overall wellbeing. Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that affects how the…
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Growing Strong: Key Nutrients for Children Aged 8–15 Years

Growing Strong: Key Nutrients for Children Aged 8–15 Years
The years between 8 and 15 are a time of enormous growth. Bones lengthen, muscles develop, hormones shift, brains mature and appetites often increase (sometimes dramatically!). It’s also a stage where children begin making more independent food choices — at school, at friends’ houses and during sport. Getting the right balance of nutrients during this…
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