After completing a degree in Nutrition and Human Health and training as a Health Coach, I began working with individuals seeking to improve their health and manage their weight. Through research and practical experience in my clinic, it quickly became evident that most people who lose weight tend to regain it. This insight highlighted the need for an integrative and holistic approach to weight management, leading me to train as an Eating Disorder Practitioner with the NCFED. I then furthered my expertise by completing Enhanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT-E) training for Eating Disorders at The Centre for Research on Eating Disorders at Oxford (CREDO). Additionally, I am currently pursuing an MSc in Counselling and CBT, which is further enhancing my expertise and providing me with valuable tools in psychodynamic therapy to deepen my therapeutic practice. These qualifications have deepened my understanding of the complexities of eating disorders, the intricate relationship between food and psychology, and how food is often used to manage complex emotions and life challenges.


As a result, I now work daily with individuals dealing with binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, metabolic conditions such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, as well as those striving to find balance and peace with food. Additionally, I support clients undergoing weight management treatments, including weight loss injections and bariatric surgery, offering both psychological and nutritional guidance to ensure a sustainable, long-term approach to health and well-being.