We believe in real food, real science, and real results without the fads, fear, or extremes. No starvation. No guilt. Just practical, delicious nutrition that fuels energy, brain function, and hormone health.
Hi, I'm Michele!
I’ve always believed that good nutrition should be practical, science backed, and free from extremes because real health isn’t about deprivation; it’s about balance. As a qualified nutritionist, author, and keynote speaker, I’ve spent years helping people take control of their energy, mental health, hormones, gut health, and overall wellbeing without complicated rules or restrictive diets.
I hold formal studies in both Nutritional Medicine and Positive psychology and am a proud member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS). My work has been internationally recognised and I’m a frequent corporate wellness speaker for global companies, schools, and conferences. My work is also globally accredited by the CPD Standards Office.
Through A Healthy View, I help busy people just like you cut through the confusion around food and build a healthy lifestyle that fits into real life. Whether it’s through my best selling books, wellbeing programs, or speaking engagements, my mission is simple: to empower you with realistic, evidence-based strategies to feel your absolute best.
No fads. No guilt. Just real food, real science, and real results.
Let’s create a healthier, more energised you—without the extremes.
I’ve always believed that food isn’t just fuel, it’s medicine for the mind and body. Research now shows that what we eat plays a direct role in how we feel, impacting our mood, energy, and brain function in ways we’re only beginning to fully understand.
In this feature, I dive into the fascinating connection between food and mental health, sharing the latest research from Deakin University and how small, everyday food choices can make a real difference.
What we eat affects our stress levels, emotions, and ability to focus. Good fats like olive oil, seeds, and nuts nourish the brain, while sugar spikes and crashes can mimic anxiety. Simple shifts in your diet—choosing real, whole foods over processed ones—can help balance your mood naturally.