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Hi there...

I'm Lis, a registered nutritional therapist who came to this work the hard way, through my own burnout journey.

I graduated with an honours degree in Biochemistry from University College London in 2004. My career took me across industry and the public sector, and somewhere along the way, it took its toll. I went through my own burnout, struggling with insomnia, fatigue and a range of symptoms that slowly wore me down.

 

With my scientific background, I turned to nutrition and lifestyle practice to bring my body back into balance, and realised these weren't a quick fix, but things I needed to keep prioritising to protect my energy and wellbeing. By focusing on getting the right nutrients and regulating my nervous system, I found my way back to a good night's sleep, restored my energy, and reignited my love of science along the way.

That journey led me to two further years of postgraduate study in nutrition, qualifying as a registered nutritional therapist. I continue to pursue specialist training and ongoing professional development, because the science never stands still.

I'm passionate about helping people take back control of their own health. Using a functional medicine approach, I look beyond symptoms to investigate their root causes, and work with you (not just your lab results), to build a holistic plan that actually fits your life.

Qualifications & Professional Registrations

BSc (hons) Biochemistry, University College London

Post-graduate Diploma in Nutrition Science & Practice, Northern College of Acupuncture

mBANT - member of British Association For Nutrition And Lifestyle Medicine

rCNHC - registered with Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council

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About Nutritional Therapy

The term “nutritionist” is not protected in UK law so it is always important to check your practitioner is properly qualified, registered with a professional body and fully insured to practise within a 1:1 clinical setting.
Watch this video to learn about how Nutritional Therapy supports clients to feel their best

Further information about Nutritional Therapy can also be found on the BANT website

If you would like a complimentary informal chat to see how nutritional therapy can help you reach your health goals

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