I passionately studied science throughout school earning my place at Edinburgh University where I studied Biomedical Science and did my Honours in Neuroscience. After graduating I worked in Medical Communications for 6 years, continuing to explore and develop my interest in science.  Over the years my interest in scientific research relating to nutrition and health culminated in my decision to embark on a post grad, to study Nutritionist.

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Whilst studying, I was diagnosed with PCOS. 
Before that, my body was in melt down – I was under eating, over exercising, stressed (physically and mentally), my blood sugars were a mess, my thyroid wasn’t functioning properly, I hadn’t had a period for more than a year, I had cysts on my ovaries and after about a year of GP visits, tests and scans, I was diagnosed with PCOS.

 

With not much help out there once diagnosed, I got to work on myself… through experience, women’s health became a great passion of mine that continued throughout my studies and now into practice.

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There are so many women who suffer with gynecological and menstrual issues. It’s painful, its tiring, its emotional and it’s not normal!

With the knowledge I gained during my extensive training I worked my own way back to good health by balancing my hormones and alleviating many symptoms that were making me miserable. Now, as a nutritionist, I support, educate and empower women to fully understand and experience the role positive nutrition and lifestyle choices can have on their health and happiness.
 

All the programs I develop with my clients are bespoke with their specific goals and concerns at the heart of our work together.

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