About Food For Thought Nutrition
Food For Thought Nutrition is a nutrition and lifestyle consultancy based at 18 Mohamed Sultan Rd, Singapore 238967, offering islandwide coverage. The listing has been verified by KakiList, though no Google review data is currently available and ACRA registration could not be confirmed, so independent verification is advisable before booking. Pricing is positioned in the mid-range band ($$), though specific session fees have not been disclosed.
New clients typically begin with a first consultation to discuss health goals, dietary habits, and any existing medical conditions or concerns. From there, a practitioner will outline a tailored nutrition or lifestyle plan, which may involve recurring sessions or package-based engagements depending on the complexity of the goal — whether that is weight management, sports nutrition, managing a chronic condition such as diabetes or high cholesterol, or general dietary improvement. It is worth asking upfront about session format, consultation frequency, and any cancellation or rescheduling policy before committing.
To enquire about availability and fees, reach out to Food For Thought Nutrition by phone or via the contact form on their listing, and ask to confirm the consulting practitioner's qualifications and registration before booking your first appointment.
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Food For Thought Nutrition has not published specific session fees on their listing. As a general guide, nutrition and lifestyle consultations in Singapore typically run S$80–200 per session, with initial consultations sometimes priced higher to cover a full dietary assessment. Some practitioners offer packages across a set number of sessions at a reduced per-session rate. Confirm the fee structure directly — including whether a first-consultation fee differs from follow-up sessions, whether materials or meal plans carry an additional charge, and the cancellation and no-show policy. Get these in writing before your appointment. See the full Nutrition & Lifestyle cost guide for Singapore →
A referral is not typically required to book a nutrition or lifestyle consultation, though having one from your GP or specialist can be helpful if you have a chronic condition such as diabetes, renal disease, or cardiovascular illness — it gives the practitioner a clearer clinical picture and may support an insurance claim if your policy covers allied health services. At the first visit, expect to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current diet, lifestyle habits, and goals. Some practitioners conduct body composition measurements or a detailed dietary recall as part of this initial assessment. Ask in advance what the first appointment involves and how long it runs, so you can prepare relevant documents such as recent blood test results or a food diary.
In Singapore, the title 'dietitian' is not yet a legally protected designation under statute, though registered dietitians typically hold accreditation from the Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association (SNDA) or equivalent overseas bodies. Nutritionists and lifestyle coaches operate without a mandatory licensing requirement, so credentials vary considerably across practitioners. Before booking, ask the practitioner directly about their academic qualifications (a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Dietetics, Nutrition, or a related field), any professional association memberships, and whether they have experience relevant to your specific concern. No licences have been listed for Food For Thought Nutrition on KakiList, so confirming credentials directly is particularly important here.
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