Nutriton Advice

Wherever you look whether it’s online, on the TV, in magazines and books there’s a lot of nutrition advice out there! So where do you turn? Who can you trust?

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My Expertise

I can offer you is straight forward advice always backed up by scientific evidence. I have a Masters Degree in Nutrition and Health from Manchester Metropolitan University and this combined with my skills as a therapist uniquely qualifies me to support you with your nutrition and health goals.

Understanding your eating

Disease Prevention

Catering for food preferences

Eat Well and Feel Well

Gluten Free, Vegetarian or Vegan?

Getting your nutrition right when you are a coeliac or living gluten free can be tricky. I  have worked with coeliac patients within the NHS and can support you to ensure that you are getting everything that your body needs to be healthy. A vegetarian or vegan diet can be a really great diet when you know what to eat to stay healthy. I can help you make some simple tweaks and changes to your daily diet so that you can feel your very best.

My background in nutrition

When I was lecturing in health and human biology at a local college I got very interested in how what we eat affects our physical and mental health. I undertook my own personal journey around health and my relationship with food and I also embarked on a master’s in nutrition and Health. With that degree I went on to work within the NHS and more recently, while also working as a therapist, I was a Health and Wellbeing Coach on the Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.

Now clients approach me for support around weight management, disordered eating, health challenges and issues such as digestive health and fatigue.

Understanding your eating programme

The programme consists of a five-week course, and you can find more detailed descriptions of the programme on the Understanding your Eating website: http://www.understandingyoureating.co.uk/.

The focus of the programme is to develop a greater insight into what situations, feelings and thoughts might be triggering your eating issues. Find out more by going to my dedicated page.

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Nutrition Blog

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May 1, 2018

What’s making you eat too much?

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August 30, 2017

What are you really hungry for?

So why do some of us eat when we are actually not hungry? Why is it that real physical hunger can be confused with emotional hunger for so many of…
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August 25, 2017

7 questions to determine if you an emotional eater

Here are some questions for you that I’ve adapted from Roger Gould’s book about emotional eating called Shrink yourself. The last time you ate too much Did your hunger come…
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