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  • I've worked with a nutritionist before and it didn't help. How is this different?
    As a registered dietitian, I offer more than just basic nutritional advice. Unlike general nutritionists, who may not have the same comprehensive training and medical expertise, I provide evidence-based solutions tailored to your individual lifestyle and health needs. My goal is to create achievable and effective diets that are grounded in solid research and designed to support your overall well-being.
  • Are you basically going to just tell me to eat more and eat healthier?
    No. As a dietitian who has seen patients with all kinds of conditions and goals, I know that there is so much more to consider when treating a patient. With my Gain Weight, the Healthy Way package, we'll identify every barrier that is preventing you from achieving a healthier weight. This includes lifestyle factors such as stress, sleep, and family life, as well as potential medical conditions that may not have been identified or treated properly. I don't just provide advice, I provide a strategy to achieve your healthy weight.
  • What if I have too many dietary restrictions to gain weight?
    I have worked with patients with severe dietary restrictions in the past. Although it can be challenging, there are always strategies to achieve a healthy weight. By broadening our spectrum of tolerable foods and with proper symptom management, we can create a diet that is nutritious, maintainable, and enjoyable.
  • What if I'm too busy to cook all the time or plan my meals?
    As a working mother, I know that prepping and planning can take an enormous toll. That's why I work with my clients to come up with achievable, realistic strategies for weight gain which don't require much more effort than you would normally put into your normal eating habits. There are plenty of avenues to achieve your goals without becoming a full-time chef.
  • What can I expect during my initial consultation?
    In your initial consultation, we'll talk about you and what you want to achieve. I'll learn your about your lifestyle, preferences and any conditions you may have so that I can create a dietary solution suited to you as an individual.
  • What are your credentials?
    I'm a registered dietitian with Health Care and Professional Council and a member of the British Dietetic Association. I have over 10 years of experience in both the public and private health sectors.
  • What's the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?
    Dietitians are more extensively trained and regulated and can work in clinical settings providing medical nutrition therapy. Nutritionists, while they can offer valuable guidance, may not have standardized qualifications, making it important to verify their credentials before working with them.
  • Can I use my insurance to cover the cost of the consultation?
    Yes, I currently accept patients from BUPA, Aviva, Nuffield and Axa. If you wish to book with your insurance company please e-mail me with your membership number and pre-authorisation code provided by your insurance.
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"Thanks to Alice’s guidance, I have seen a considerable reduction in my cholesterol levels and an overall improvement in my heart health. From our very first consultation, Alice took the time to understand my unique needs and lifestyle, developing a tailored nutrition plan enhancing my overall well-being."

Baris

London, UK

"Alice is a brilliant dietitian, kind, thoughtful, very experienced and knowledgeable. She takes the time to listen and advise appropriately. I can highly recommend her services."

Emma

London, UK

"I would like to share my positive experience with Alice and her exceptional guidance in managing my type 2 diabetes. Her ongoing support, encouragement and personalised approach have transformed my health and overall well-being. Thank you Alice!"

Eva

London, UK

"Meeting with Alice was very comfortable, and I felt safe talking about my diet and lifestyle. Alice helped me understand aspects of my health that I did not think were priorities. She has a very friendly and genuine approach, and I felt very safe with her.

She took the time to make a personalised plan and explained the science behind it, which helped me make healthy choices.

I would not hesitate to recommend her to family and friends."

RH

Surrey, UK

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Unlike Nutritionists, Registered Dietitians (RDs) are the only qualified health professionals that assess, diagnose and treat dietary and nutritional problems at an individual and wider public health level.

Qualified

Dietitians are the only nutrition professionals to be regulated by law and are governed by an ethical code to ensure that they always work to the highest standard.

Regulated

Uniquely, dietitians use the most up-to-date public health and scientific research on food, health and disease which they translate into practical guidance to enable people to make appropriate lifestyle and food choices.

Evidence-based

If you have a condition that requires a dietary solution, a dietitian is essential for education and guidance in creating lasting habits to improve your health.

Treating Illness

Dietitians don't just treat people with diagnosable health conditions. We treat patients who also want to improve their health and well-being. We apply the same rigor and methods to all of our patients to meet your unique goals.

Well Being

Perhaps you're already a healthy individual, but you want to optimise your nutrition to improve your performance for an athletic event, recovery, or overall fitness. A dietitian can help you make the right decisions when it comes to your diet and nutrition.

Performance

Reasons to see a dietitian

Alice talking with a patient

Why see a dietitian?

Dietitians are trained to provide evidence-based, personalized advice that takes into account medical history, lifestyle, and personal goals.

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