Your website is where people find you, read your content, check your credentials and book in. Without Website Terms and Conditions, your articles can be read as personal advice, your prices and rebate information can be relied on in ways you never intended, and a clinical review left on your page can land you on the wrong side of the testimonial rules.

This Website Terms and Conditions template was drafted by an Australian lawyer for dietitians and updated for the new Dietitians Australia Code of Conduct, which takes effect on 4 November 2026. It makes clear your content is general information only, sets out how bookings, prices and rebates work, supports you to keep clinical testimonials off your page, and covers AI, affiliate links, social media and your newsletter.

• Any dietitian with a website
• A dietitian who publishes articles, resources or social media content
• A dietitian who takes bookings online or shows fees and rebates on their site
• A dietitian with a newsletter, affiliate links, products or sponsored content
• A dietitian who allows reviews or comments on their site or pages

• Acceptance of terms
• Intellectual property ownership
• Acceptable use
• General information only, with emergency contacts
• Your dietitians and their credentials
• Bookings, prices and rebates
• Testimonials, reviews and comments
• Affiliate links, products and sponsored content
• Social media and messages
• Artificial intelligence
• Newsletter and marketing
• Privacy, cookies and tracking
• Third party links disclaimer
• Website availability, security and viruses
• Community standards (optional, easy to delete)
• Limitation of liability
• Governing law for your state
• A plain English instruction page, plus detailed notes and prompts to help you tailor the template for your practice

This Website Terms and Conditions template is available to purchase and download through the Her Legal Edge portal. Once you complete your purchase you will receive access via your Kajabi account. Download it somewhere safe. This template has been drafted by an Australian lawyer and is intended for use by Australian based dietitians. It is a general purpose template and does not constitute legal advice specific to your circumstances. Purchasing this template does not create a lawyer client relationship with Her Legal Edge. If you have specific legal questions, book a consultation.