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Kate Delmar-Morgan

daltonb — Wed, 19 Oct 2016 17:47:33 +0000

Before becoming a Nutritional Therapist, I worked in the stressful and pressured world of live communication and events within an agency environment, so I fully understand the daily challenges that most people face and the impact it can have on their health and their diet. Realising the impact of poor diet and lifestyle on my own health, I made the leap to study and practise nutrition.
I graduated with a first class honours degree in Nutritional Therapy at the University of Westminster and am a member of the British Association for Applied Nutrition & Nutritional Therapy and the Nutritional Therapy Council. I am registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC).

I am also fully insured and am is a member of The NHS Directory of Complementary and Alternative Practitioners and I regularly attend courses for the purpose of continuing professional development to keep up to date in the latest developments and evidence based research in nutrition.

Session description:

Step 1 – On booking an appointment you will be sent a questionnaire and a 3-day food diary to complete and bring along to your first consultation. Client confidentiality is strictly maintained.

Step 2 – During the initial consultation further information will be taken and your current diet, lifestyle and symptoms will be assessed alongside your previous medical and family history. A full explanation will be given on any findings and their manifestations plus information on any biochemical imbalances (including vitamin and mineral deficiencies) which may be contributing to your current health concerns. Laboratory tests may be advised for more advanced exploration of underlying causes. Together, and in consideration of your own health goals, an initial action plan will be agreed. Supplements may also be recommended. Telephone and email support is included.
Step 3 & ongoing – Follow-up consultations are scheduled for usually 4 weeks following the initial consultation to assess progress and provide further advice and information as necessary. How frequently you need to return will vary according to your individual circumstances and the nature of your health goals.

Qualifications:

Nutritional Therapy (First Class Honours)
Diploma in Nutritional Therapy

Years experience:
9 years

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Yvonne Bishop-Weston

daltonb — Sat, 01 Oct 2016 11:47:33 +0000

Leading London Nutritional Therapist Yvonne Bishop-Weston (health consultant, nutritionist, author, presenter, speaker ) has appeared ubiquitously in the national press, on Sky, BBC and ITV TV, on radio, online and in magazines as a sought after health expert able to translate complex scientific evidence into meaningful solutions.

Yvonne’s regular nutrition therapy clinics in Harley St. London, Surrey and Beaulieu in the New Forest help people with a variety of health problems from fertility, pregnancy and weaning, mood and weight management to digestive and immune system disorders.

Yvonne offers independent corporate health consultancy for leaders in the UK food industry and talks and workshops for organisations in the UK and abroad.

Qualifications:

Nutritional Therapy Diploma (DipION)
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Psychology

Years experience:

10 years

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Helen Buchan

daltonb — Sat, 03 Sep 2016 21:47:33 +0000

Having had two children within the space of two years I found myself aged 30 feeling very tired and run down! I developed a bad case of adult acne for which my GP prescribed the antibiotic Tetracycline which made some but not much difference to my symptoms. I continued to take the Tetracycline but my general health and wellbeing declined dramatically, I felt like I was on a downward spiral and I was suffering from bouts of depression too.

It was one of the things which eventually lead me towards taking a degree in Nutritional Therapy and learning so much more about how diet can affect our health and wellbeing. As a Nutritional Therapist we look for the root causes of people’s health problems. If you can find the underlying cause of symptoms and treat the source it is a far more effective and safer way of looking after our health than using drugs, and diet often had a large part to play here. Drugs tend to treat symptoms but not the cause and they often come with nasty side effects which are then treated with more drugs. It can becomes a viscous circle which is difficult to break free from and an ever downward spiral from a health point of view.

Session description:

At Zing Nutrition I work with clients with a wide range of health issues many of whom are stressed, over weight and lacking in energy, who would like to restore their health and regain their vigour naturally through good nutrition! This can be achieved through providing the right food and nutrients to meet the demands of work and family life as well as addressing nutritional imbalances and health issues which may be acting as a block to energy and vitality. As a result of a very targeted approach to nutrition my clients feel healthier and more energised!

Qualifications:

Nutritional Therapist BA
PGCE
BSc Nutritional Therapy

Years experience:

7 years

Pricing:

15-minute Coaching call – £15.00
30-minute Coaching call – £30.00
One-hour Nutritional Therapy Consultation – £70.00

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