A bit about me

After gaining a first-class honours degree in Nutrition and Dietetics, I began my career in the NHS and have worked with people of all ages in community and hospital settings, supporting them to manage or prevent health difficulties through nutrition. For the past four years, I have specialised in eating disorders, and I'm trained in Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM), a therapy for anorexia nervosa. I am currently the dietetic lead for an NHS eating disorder service, alongside the work I do with Replenish and Rise. I provide a compassionate, therapeutically informed, evidence-based approach to nutrition, which I've developed through my clinical experience.

Alongside my clinical work, I've had the privilege of working in sports nutrition with the Harlequins Women's Academy and supporting individual athletes to achieve their goals. I have a Master's in Sports Nutrition and guest lecture on eating disorders in sport at St Mary's University, Twickenham.

Outside work, I spend my time surfing, running, swimming, hiking, and in the gym. I had a short and sweet part-time running career, where I competed in 800m - 10km distances. I am now competing in Hybrid fitness events and working to improve my times. I also enjoy a good book, listening to music and going to gigs, as well as drawing and painting to relax.