Caylah Batt, an eating disorder dietitian who is Perth-based and founder of PR Nutrition

Meet Caylah Batt

Hi, I’m Caylah.

I’m passionate about sustainable health and supporting people to build a positive, balanced relationship with food.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked within public health, hospital and community paediatric settings. While I’ve valued the breadth of that experience, what I enjoy most is working one-on-one with people — creating a space where people feel heard, understood and supported to make informed, sustainable changes.

My approach is grounded in gentle curiosity. I take the time to understand your goals, your experiences and where you’re currently at. From there, we work together — combining evidence-based recommendations with practical strategies that fit your lifestyle. Nutrition shouldn’t feel rigid or overwhelming; it should feel realistic and supportive.

I’ve also experienced firsthand how powerful nutrition can be in improving gut symptoms (IBS-er here!). At the same time, I deeply value the joy and connection that food brings. No matter how much gut discomfort garlic and onion can cause me, I refuse to give them up completely — because food is about more than just nutrients. It is also joy, connection and culture.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me spending time with my 10-year-old puppy, Reggie, running around our beautiful city, or exploring Perth’s café and food scene. If you’re nearby, Henry M’s is always a favourite.

    • Master of Dietetics

    • Bachelor of Science (Nutrition)

    • Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician

    • Community Training for Dietitians: The Essentials (Inside Out Institution for Eating Disorders)

    • Understanding the Complexities and Management of Binge Eating Disorder & Implementing a HAES Framework for Dietetic Practice (WAEDOCS)

    • Understanding the Principles and Complexities of CBT-E and FBT & the Foundations of Paediatric Management <16 years (WAEDOCS)

    • Evidence Informed Dietetic Practice for Eating Disorders (QuEDS)

    • Neurodiversity Affirming Eating Disorder Care for Dietitians (WAEDOCS)

    • Refeeding Masterclass for Dietitians (WAEDOCS)

    • The Non-Diet Approach for Dietitians (Health Not Diets)

    • The Low FODMAP Diet for IBS (Monash University)

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Small therapy dog with tan and white fur wearing a green jacket, sitting on a shaggy rug indoors.

Meet Reggie

Hi, I’m Reggie!

I am a Chihuahua x Jack Russel who loves to nap, get lots of pats and run around our local oval. I take my job of listening to others very seriously and am always happy to provide support in the form of cuddles, as long as it doesn’t interfere with my nap time.

I am only a casual employee so you may not see me all the time, but if you’re comfortable, I’d love to say hello and get some extra pats!

    • Goodest Boy (according to my mum)

Our Approach

At PR Nutrition, our approach is collaborative, individualised and grounded in evidence-based care. We take the time to understand your goals, experiences and preferences, working together to create strategies that feel realistic and sustainable within your life — not rigid or one-size-fits-all.

Guided by gentle curiosity and a non-judgemental space, we focus on strengthening the foundations: consistent eating, flexibility, practical skills and rebuilding trust in your body. Progress isn’t about perfection — it’s about steady, meaningful change that supports both your health and your relationship with food long-term.

We also think of PR Nutrition as “PRN” meaning “as needed.” Our aim is to help you build the knowledge and confidence to feel empowered in your own choices, rather than reliant on ongoing appointments. Support is always here when you need it, but the goal is for you to feel capable and supported beyond the session room.

Our Values

  • Non-Diet Approach

  • Health at Every Size® (HAES)

  • Neuro-Affirming

  • Eating Disorder informed

  • Trauma informed

  • Non-judgmental

Our Location

We are located within the Manning Medical Hub and share a space with Hearing & Audiology.

Parking

There is plenty of parking nearby, which is shown on the map.

  • 2 hour parking next to the IGA and shopping strip. Note, this is a one way road, where you enter from Bradshaw Crescent and exit via Conochie Cresent.

  • Underground parking (entry via Bradshaw Crescent) that is open from 6am to 9pm daily.

  • Parking along Conochie Crescent (please check the signage as parking ranges from 15 minutes to 4 hours).

  • Parking along Duckett Drive adjacent to the oval.

Map showing the parking options for clients attending PR Nutrition, a Perth-based dietitian clinic.