Welcome to our Diabetes Education & Management service. Whether you or someone you care for is newly diagnosed, or has been living with diabetes for years, our goal is to help you learn about diabetes, manage it confidently, and live well every day.
We provide individualised diabetes education, management and care, tailored to your lifestyle and health needs. Our experienced diabetes educators assess your situation holistically and work with you (and your care team) to build a clear, practical plan for good health.
We support all major types of diabetes including Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes and cover every step, from education to ongoing management.
Our services include:

Good diabetes management is more than monitoring blood sugar it’s about lifestyle. We offer nutritional services and lifestyle coaching to support long-term health and wellbeing Chronic disease nutritional coaching and personalised meal planning.
Living with diabetes often involves family, carers or support workers and their understanding and confidence matters. That’s why we provide tailored training for families, carers and support workers.
We believe no one should feel alone managing diabetes. By including family, carers or support workers, we build a care network that supports you in all aspects of daily life.

Learning about diabetes and managing it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Contact us today to book an initial consultation. We’ll assess your needs and help you build a personalised Diabetes Education & Management plan combining education, lifestyle support, and ongoing care.
Let’s take control of your health together.
Discover a science-based, holistic approach to restoring balance and long-term wellness.
Diabetes education helps people understand their diagnosis, medications, insulin therapy, blood glucose monitoring, healthy eating, physical activity, managing complications, technology such as insulin pumps and CGMs, and long-term diabetes management.
SET Health helps patients:
Patients generally:
The length depends on diabetes type, complexity, technology used, individual goals and ongoing support requirements. Many patients attend regular review appointments as part of long-term diabetes management.
Patients are commonly encouraged to bring blood glucose records, current medications, insulin devices, continuous glucose monitor reports, recent pathology results, a referral (if applicable), and questions about their diabetes management.