Kimberley Lim
Registered Dietitian - Auckland, NZ-wide online
BSc (Human Nutrition), MSc (Nutrition & Dietetics), NZRD
Specialising in:
✔ Adults
✔ Weight concerns - including disordered or emotional eating, GLP-1 medications, weight-neutral approach
✔ Eating disorders - anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, ARFID
✔ Healthy eating advice - for adults including nutritional deficiencies
✔ Diabetes - Type 2 & pre-diabetes
✔ Heart health including high blood pressure, high cholesterol
✔ Gut health - Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), SIBO, Enteral Feeding (PEG & NG), Colostomy/ Ileostomy, Post-Gastrectomy, Constipation, Diarrhoea, Bloating / Gas, Reflux
✔ Neurodivergent nutrition support for ADHD, Autistic, AuDHD individuals
✔ Lifestyle nutrition - vegetarianism, veganism,
✔ Men’s health - including gout
✔ Oncology- nutrition support for those with or recovering from cancer (head, neck, GI)
✔ Neurological conditions - stroke, Parkinsons Disease, MS, TBI
✔ Nutrition for older adults - including osteoporosis and bone health
✔ Nutrition to support rehabilitation, ACC and trauma - traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, serious injury, pain management, enteral feeding, wound healing, sensitive claims
Available via:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday between 1pm - 5pm
Online / telehealth NZ wide
About Kimberley:
Background
Kimberley is a New Zealand Registered Dietitian with experience working across outpatient, community & hospital settings in Aotearoa and the UK. She has supported patients with a wide range of medical, surgical, and rehabilitation needs.
Outside of work, Kimberley enjoys surfing, travelling, as well as spending time with friends & whānau.
Kimberley’s approach
Kimberley takes a patient-centred approach to nutrition, focusing on practical, sustainable strategies that empower individuals to achieve their health and wellbeing goals.
Specialities and additional training:
Kimberley is currently completing her PhD in Public Health Nutrition at the University of Waikato, where her research explores the influence of food & beverage marketing on social media and its impact on young people’s dietary behaviours.
