From infancy to adulthood, healthy habits start with food freedom
Which means enjoying food, free of restriction and guilt, to enable stress-free mealtimes and headspace for what really matters.
Welcome! I’m Amy, a Registered Dietitian working across adult & paediatric nutrition.
I am passionate about working with children and their families to nuture lifelong healthy habits, and adults looking to better their relationship with food.
Together, we focus on attitudes & behaviours towards food rather than practicing restriction to enable sustainable change and enjoyable mealtimes.
Owing to my extensive experience in marketing and product development, I also offer consultancy services to health conscious and responsible brands.
Please do get in touch about working together.
Services
What I Do

Applying expertise gained from working in the NHS and privately, Amy offers support to parents hoping to raise happy & healthy intuitive eaters and adults looking to heal their own relationship with food.

Passionate about translating evidence-based nutrition in to engaging and digestible messaging, Amy offers services in written (eg. short or long-form articles & media quotes) or spoken (workshops, panels & talks) formats.

With a wealth of experience in product development, marketing & communications for start-ups and large corporations, Amy can help with everything from strategy to implementation.

Why work with Amy?
Amy advocates evidence-based, fad-free nutrition information and non-diet, sustainable approaches to health. Believing everyone, from infancy to adulthood, deserves to enjoy mealtimes, Amy is passionate about providing individuals and families with the guidance and support to achieving healthy relationships with food.
- Registered with the Health & Care Professionals Council, Dietitians are required by law to apply evidence-based practice
- Clinical experience within NHS across clinical areas and adult & paediatric populations
- Certified Intuitve Eating counsellor
- Experienced in product development, marketing & communications for food brands
- Advocate of evidence-based, weight-inclusive and non-diet approaches to achieving health
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Testimonials
Amy was absolutely fantastic to work with. When I began looking for a dietician to help me think through what role nutrition could play in managing endometriosis, I was very nervous and hesitant due to a history of a restrictive eating disorder. Amy was collaborative, holistic and supportive. Her approach not only helped me maintain the relationship I had rebuilt with food and eating, but actually improved it to a place I never knew was possible! She did not rush me to try anything that felt too uncomfortable, but did empower me and build my confidence in myself, my recovery and my freedom with food. I’ve seen huge improvements with IBS symptoms, and also an improvement in some endometriosis symptoms. I always looked forward to my sessions as they were so interesting, and I had an opportunity to ask questions about food and eating that had been at the back of my mind for years! I feel equipped and excited to feed myself well for the future. .
Amy really helped me understand all the food rules I have been living my life by and the harm dieting has caused me over the years. I have begun to listen more carefully to what my body wants/needs Instead of following rules or plans. It’s going to be a long journey. The support she provided has helped me change my thinking especially when wanting to get it right for raising my own little girl
Thank you for everything. You have done some amazing work with [my daughter], she is like a different person. So much calmer and at ease around food. And she has been teaching me a lot about gentle nutrition too – which I definitely need!
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Evidence-based nutrition
FROM THE BLOG
- The Foundations to Building Happy, Healthy EatersWhether they’re just starting out with solids or already in school, mealtimes can be a source of stress for many parents. Be it concern around weight, fussy eating tendencies or general upset around food, this article discusses how to implement… Read more: <strong>The Foundations to Building Happy, Healthy Eaters</strong>
- Weaning: AllergensOwing to the fact allergies are on the rise in young children, it is no surprise parents are concerned about introducing foods commonly allergenic when weaning. Additionally, since the advice on this has changed over recent years it can also… Read more: Weaning: Allergens
- Weaning: The FundamentalsYou might also like our free download, Weaning: The fundamentals What is ‘weaning’? ‘Weaning’, or ‘complementary feeding’, means introducing solids to your baby. Weaning commences when your baby has developed enough to progress on to solid foods. The World Health… Read more: Weaning: The Fundamentals



