Hormonal Health

Support your health and bring your hormones into balance, naturally.


Struggling with energy levels, digestion or your weight? Your hormones are likely part of a team of internal and external factors that are preventing you from reaching your health goals. 

But it’s not only our energy and our waistlines that are affected. Our mood, sleep quality, skin health, libido, fertility and brain health can also be impacted when your hormones are out of balance. Even the smallest imbalance can wreak havoc on your health. 

All my Nutritional Therapy packages start with a 90 minute consultation, so that I can work with you to find the root causes of your symptoms. I will provide you with personalised tools to support your health and your hormones naturally with diet, nutritional supplements and lifestyle adjustments. I also support women who are taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT), tailoring each person’s nutritional advice in line with their prescribed treatment. 

Which hormonal issues can you address with diet?

As a women’s health nutritional therapy practitioner, I help clients of all ages experiencing PCOS, thyroid conditions (inc. Hashimoto's thyroiditis), weight gain, insulin resistance, premenstrual syndrome, chronic stress, endometriosis, fibroids, migraines, perimenopause and menopause. I also support women (and their partners) during the preconception period  (inc. assisted conception) and pregnancy. I have also completed the accredited training programme by Dr Louise Newson and her team, allowing me to formalise my learning and consulting skills around the area of the menopause.

You may feel nervous addressing these issues, particularly as a lot of them still carry stigma and shame. I aim to make sure my clients feel seen and understood, safe in the knowledge that they are in the hands of an empathetic professional who is here to help.

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Feeling isolated and helpless about hormone issues?

I can promise you that you are not alone. My nutritional therapy practice is dedicated to helping women who are struggling with the health fallouts of disrupted hormones. I myself experienced a lot of stress during my thirties, which I believe had a detrimental effect on my health and fertility. After a lot of investigation, I was told I had Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). I also had sub-clinical hypothyroidism and skin issues. This experience motivated me to retrain and study nutrition because I wanted to understand the root causes of my health issues and help others with similar concerns. While I am now blessed with two children and in a much better place with my health, I know all too well that modern life can be really hectic and mess up our hormones and our digestive health.

Later, as I entered my forties, I started experiencing subtle hormonal changes. I made adjustments to my diet and lifestyle, knowing that my hormones would thank me for it.

I’m glad I had these experiences, as it helps me relate to what my clients are going through and has intensified my passion for helping others who may be struggling.

ADHD and hormones - how are they linked?

I have a particular interest in ADHD, and how hormones may influence symptoms. For clients who have ADHD, or identify with the traits, I offer testing and a specialised service to overcome unhelpful symptoms and give you the support you need to thrive.

Testing 

I offer a comprehensive range of tests, including hormone tests. I am also trained to look at genetic testing to further personalise my dietary recommendations and support hormone health, based on your unique genetic make-up.

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Working Together

During our 1-to-1 consultations, I will look at your diet and lifestyle, and together, we'll find simple, sustainable and effective strategies to benefit you. Take the first step and book your free, no obligation 20 minutes call.

As a Registered Nutritionist mBANT, I also offer group workshops involving talks and food demonstrations. Do get in touch - I look forward to hearing from you!

 

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