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Long Term Behaviour Change

Nutrition & Behaviour Change Coaching in Herne Bay & Whitstable

Whether you’re currently stuck in an all-or-nothing cycle, on or coming off a GLP-1 weight-loss medication and don’t have personalised nutrition and exercise support, or you’re fed up with starting over every Monday with the latest quick fix, I will help you finally build and maintain lifelong, realistic diet and lifestyle habits.

The Only Plan That Works Is The One You Can Stick To

What is Nutrition & Behaviour Change Coaching?

Push Pull Health exists to help someone like you end the years of confusion and struggle around your health.

We’ll focus on long-term behaviour change, realistic dietary choices and tackling your all-or-nothing thinking and self-sabotaging habits that continue to derail your progress.

I’m a qualified MNU Nutritionist with over 12 years of experience in working with clients on their nutritional choices and dietary preferences, utilising behaviour change psychology to ensure this isn’t another short-term fix to a long-term problem.

That means everything I do is evidence-based, rooted in science and built for someone like you with a life that rarely has “quiet periods”. Freeing you from your tried and trusted excuse, “I’ll start when life slows down.”

No scam wellness fads, generic meal plans, or asking you to hand over your life savings for me to tell you that the solution to your dietary and lifestyle problems is to “move more and eat less”…

Having The Confidence To Live A Better Life

PUTTING YOU AND YOUR HEALTH FIRST

NO MORE QUICK FIXES

Results You Can See And Feel

At Push Pull Health, we’ll focus on:

✅ Evidence-based nutritional and behaviour change strategies
✅ Implementing realistic short and long-term dietary habits
✅ Building a better relationship with food and exercise
✅ Improving your body image, energy levels and general wellbeing

Results that go above and beyond another overpriced quick fix, and before-and-after photos that benefit me, not you. 

Calling Out The Charlatans

Client Centred Approach

Here’s an example of a few of the (made-up) treatments we don’t offer:

  • You don’t need to “balance your hormones” with overpriced supplements

  • You don’t need to detox–your liver’s doing that just fine

  • You don’t need your metabolism balanced, kick-started or reset.

  • You don’t need to starve yourself with a 28-day sugar cleanse.

  • You don’t need an unsustainable generic meal plan

These are not evidence-based diet interventions, primarily made up by charlatans and quacks trying to sell you an overpriced “personalised nutrition package”.

Prying on your insecurities and desperation to find something that works.

Weight Loss Medication Support

Removing The Confusion

You’re still confused by the endless, conflicting advice around the “best” diet:

  • What foods are actually “good” or “bad”?

  • Do I need to count calories, macros, points, or syns?

  • WTF is protein, and am I eating enough fibre?

  • Should I keep trying (and failing) to eat my five a day and hope for the best?

This is where I come in: helping fill the gaps with simple, effective and sustainable changes that work for the long term.

Changes that fit your life and dietary preferences, so you don’t keep trying to fit square pegs into round holes.

A Results Based Approach

No Calorie Counting Required

I will provide you with all the tools: meal ideas, recipes, supermarket essentials, eating-out and low-calorie swap guides, and exercise programmes. Everything you need to get started.

However… most of that is already out there. Free on social media. Floating around the internet.

You’re overwhelmed by misinformation, pseudoscience, wellness fluff, and conflicting advice, leaving you more confused than ever about finding a routine that works for you.

Push Pull Health offers flexible coaching that fits your lifestyle–not another confusing spreadsheet or app you stop updating after the first week, leaving you wondering if this will ever change, as your bank account quietly continues to empty every month.

Evidence-Based Habit Change

GLP-1 Weight Loss Medication Support

Weight-loss drugs like Mounjaro, Wegovy, Tirzepatide, and Ozempic can help reduce body weight, quieten food noise, increase your energy, boost your mood, and improve your quality of life.

But if you’re not strength training or staying active, you’re not just losing fat–you’re likely losing muscle too. Muscle loss increases your risk of osteoporosis, sarcopenia, and long-term decline in your health–especially as you age.

That’s where most people get stuck.

You’re left wondering which exercise routine best supports your goals of gradual fat loss, helps you keep and build lean muscle or tone up the excess skin you have from weight loss? 

We will work together to find ways to start including daily movement and resistance training in your life by identifying your laughables: daily habits that are laughably easy to stick to.

Helping you see that improving your physical and mental health is achievable through small, actionable, realistic steps done consistently, not perfectly.

The Standards You Set Yourself

Start New Habits From Anywhere

If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at wellness influencers pushing detox teas, health coaches sliding into your DMs with “mindset hacks,” and 21-year-olds dishing out life advice like “we all have the same 24 hours”… you’re not alone!

We’ll work together to identify your triggers, align your habits with real-life values, and create lasting changes that help you escape the toxic comparison trap–and finally start building self-worth that isn’t tied to a number on the scales or someone else’s highlight reel.

Based in Herne Bay, Kent, I work with clients in Beltinge, Chestfield, Whitstable, and the surrounding areas, offering face-to-face and online nutrition and behaviour-change support.

FINDING BALANCE

Improving Your Gut Health

Struggling with bloating, IBS symptoms, or digestive discomfort?

You’re not alone. Many clients come to me dealing with gut issues–bloated after meals, sensitive to certain foods, or just unsure how to eat healthier.

While I don’t diagnose IBS or prescribe low FODMAP diets, I can help you spot patterns, suggest gut-friendly swaps, and improve your overall food choices to help you create a more balanced, nutrition-dense diet.

If it looks like you’d benefit from formal FODMAP support or medical nutrition therapy, I’ll happily refer you to a trusted registered dietitian who may be able to support with a personalised meal plan. I’m also happy to work as part of a wider support team if you’re already under clinical care.

NO STONES LEFT UNTURNED

We Will Work On Helping You...

  • Feel more confident in your clothes
  • Improving your relationship with food
  • Getting back into a sustainable routine
  • Reducing food noise, constant snacking, and secret late-night eating habits
  • Curb your cravings without living on kale smoothies
  • Learning to eat without guilt, shame, or judgment
  • Nourishing your body without over-restricting the foods and drinks you enjoy
  • Be more accepting of what you see in the mirror

Not an exhaustive list by any means, but a snapshot of common goals that show up repeatedly while working with 100s of clients all over the world who wanted to start associating nutrition as a way to increase their energy, mood and happiness.

FINDING WHAT WORKS

IF YOU HATE THE GYM (OR ME)

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

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Nutrition & Behaviour Change Client Success Stories

Olya - 35 - Care Home Manager

As I’m currently using Wegovy (semaglutide) for a thyroid issue and excess weight, I’d been advised that just losing weight quickly wouldn’t allow me to see the full benefits of the medication without also focusing on a regular strength training programme and improving my diet.

Working with Ben has been a game-changer.

He created a tailored strength programme that helped me get stronger and allowed me to preserve and build lean muscle while using Wegovy.

Ben made sure I didn’t fall into the trap of just eating less of the same foods. Instead, I’ve become much more conscious of the quality of my diet, focusing on eating more protein and incorporating easy snack and meal ideas to support my goals.

Lynda - 47 - Podiatrist

I first reached out to Ben at Push Pull Health after he shared a post about his love for Bounty! Like so many others, I’ve spent years stuck in a cycle of yo-yo dieting, a few wins here and there, but nothing that ever felt sustainable.

I even tried a diet BootCamp and mounjaro, both of which had some short-term success, but the results didn’t last.

Since working with Ben, things have started to click. We’ve focused on portion control, adding more variety to my meals, and improving my relationship with food.

I’ve finally stopped judging food as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ and found a sustainable, fun, and realistic routine. At this stage in life, I don’t want quick fixes; I want something that fits me and lasts.

Shaun Oshea - 35 - Teaching Assistant

I started with Ben a little over 14 weeks ago with a massive goal to get under 100kg.

I started at 112.5. One thing Ben also taught me is that I didn’t have to eat boring foods day in, day out. He’s been nothing but supportive and has taught me so much during our initial 14-week journey. I am now sitting at 98.5kg and feel amazing.

Ben doesn’t force you to follow a generic meal plan. Instead, he teaches you and guides you in making positive changes to your diet. This enabled me to enjoy family meals and socialising with friends without worrying about going off-plan.

I feel confident enough now to stop yo-yo dieting and, with Ben’s help, have found sustainable habits that work for my life. If your goal is to lose fat, fit your clothes better, or simply feel better in yourself, I can’t recommend Ben from Push Pull Health enough!

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Caroline Cowley
2 days ago
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Over the summer, I did some strength exercises at home, mostly shoulders and arms, to build my confidence. I enjoyed it, and my upper body got stronger, but I struggled to keep it up. I've got osteoarthritis in my hands, lower back, neck and hip. I worked around it at home as best I could, but hip pain meant I mostly avoided lower-body exercises. I'm on Mounjaro, a weight-loss medication, and I've been able to reduce my dose down to maintenance while keeping my results, which I'm really proud of. But I'd read that without dedicated strength training and the right nutrition, you can lose muscle and affect bone health, so building strength and making sure my nutrition was where it needed to be were big reasons I started at the gym. I started with the 30-day trial, training in Ben's small group strength sessions at his private studio on Station Road. I live locally in Herne Bay, so being able to walk there is a bonus. Ben adapts the exercises around my arthritis, and he's helped me find the balance between pushing myself and not pushing through pain. He's also added exercises I wouldn't have thought to do, such as balance movements, hopping, light jumping, and slamming exercises. On top of that, he's given me personalised exercises to do at home for my hip, bum and lower body that complement the ones we do in the gym. As I'm post-menopausal, it's good to know strength and power exercises support and strengthen my bones as well as my muscles. I try to cook most of my food from fresh ingredients, and the 30-day nutrition and lifestyle course has expanded my knowledge and given me new meal ideas and simple ways to ensure I hit my protein and fibre targets. I wanted to get stronger, more flexible and have more energy day to day, and I can feel the training is moving me in the right direction. I've stayed on after the 30-day trial, and I'm looking forward to continuing to work toward improving my lower-body strength while working around the pain.
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Paul Huckstep
4 days ago
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My wife Jackie found Ben on Facebook and dragged me along. We'd both been members of another gym, but without any direction, we weren't getting much out of it. I was into bodybuilding in my younger days and have always enjoyed lifting weights, but a demanding job and family life made it harder to keep up. I'm in my 60s, and I've noticed a drop in my strength. I'm a bathroom and kitchen fitter and can spend hours at a time on my feet, carrying, lifting, and working in awkward positions, so I want to stay strong and keep moving well, especially with a big family holiday coming up next year. We started with the 30-day trial and train as a couple in a small group at Ben's private studio in Herne Bay. I've stayed fairly strong through my job and the odd gym session, but felt my general movement and mobility were getting worse. Introducing exercises that challenge my balance, core and flexibility, while keeping a close eye on my form, seems to be really helping. We train twice a week, so ticking all of that off in each full-body session appealed to me. We both enjoy cycling but haven't been on our bikes for a while, so the cardio in our sessions is a good step towards getting back on them. I was diagnosed with diabetes several years ago, and I'm always looking for ways to manage my eating habits and blood sugar levels around my job and busy life. For quick snacks, I'd often reach for sweets at work, which I knew wasn't always the best option but gave me the quick burst of energy I needed. Since starting at Push Pull Health, I've been more conscious of my snacks and meal timing, which has helped limit spikes and afternoon crashes. The vegetarian diet Jackie and I have been trying has helped with this too and encouraged us to eat more fibre and protein. My energy has improved, and I'm moving around better. My original goal was to look like Tom Hardy... There's still work to be done, but we've made progress!
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Jackie Huckstep
4 days ago
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My husband, Paul, and I were both members of another gym that had everything we needed, but we had no direction. Most visits ended up as some time on the rower, a few weights, maybe one or two machines, and then home, so we wanted structure and a clear plan. I'm post-menopausal and have osteopenia, so building my bone strength was one of the main reasons I wanted to start strength training. I've also broken my left ankle three times, and I have repetitive strain in my right wrist. I came across Ben on Facebook and liked his honest, don't-take-yourself-too-seriously approach to exercise and the idea of training somewhere relaxed and private, rather than a busy gym. So we signed up for the 30-day trial at his private studio on Station Road in Herne Bay. It's an easy drive from Whitstable with off-street parking, and we train as a couple in a small group with another husband and wife. Every session is structured and adapted to me, so I know exactly what I'm doing and why. To help increase my bone density and strength, Ben has added light jumping, skipping and slam-based movements into our sessions, which I hadn't done for years or thought my ankle would tolerate. Balance work is also helping strengthen the muscles around my ankle. To manage my wrist, Ben adds stability foam pads to take the pressure off, adjusts the weight and equipment when necessary and encourages me not to push myself through pain. During the week, I mostly eat well and avoid processed food, but on weekends I can fall off the healthiest wagon. Paul and I have recently been trying a vegetarian diet and using HelloFresh for our weekly cooking. We're eating more healthily, and it's carried over into the weekends too. My goals were to build muscle, tone up, lose a bit of body fat, and improve my fitness. I'm already making progress on all of them, and I feel much healthier because of it. I'm looking forward to building on what I've achieved in just 30 days.
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Paul Brown
7 days ago
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We came across Ben while looking for a trainer for my 14 year old daughter. Since working with Ben for about 6 months she has become stronger and fit for her football. Ben tailors the gym around what we need and how best to improve her. When she was injured Ben sent us and showed us how to manage her recovery and explain the exercises to us. Ben is very good at his job and puts in a lot of time with us changing dates and times to suit my daughters very busy footballing schedule
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William Shanahan
12 days ago
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After having two hip operations and suffering a stroke I have struggled with mobility and balance issues. The thought of joining a gym was daunting but I found Push and Pull Health in Station Road, Herne Bay. I arranged to meet with Ben and the first thing I noticed was the cleanliness and equipment in the gym. After discussing various health issues I decided to book personal 1-1 sessions. I feel I am really benefitting from my sessions and would highly recommend Ben.
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Arnold Giles
26 days ago
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Dreams Estates -Kent
40 days ago
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I run my own business, so time's always tight. I got to the stage where I knew I needed to sort out my exercise and diet routine before the dad bod took over completely. A mate recommended Ben and Push Pull Health, so I started with 1-1 sessions before moving into small-group training once I'd got the basics of my form and technique sorted. I'm not a huge fan of busy gyms, so the private studio was a big selling point on Station Road, easy to get to from work in town. There's off-street parking too, so I don't waste time hunting for a space. Training first thing in the morning means it's done and dusted before the working day even starts, rather than something else to squeeze in later when I'm knackered. It's also made a big difference in my energy and focus throughout the day. I've noticed a significant reduction in stress, which has led me to make better choices around my nutrition. The personalised coaching is what's kept me showing up, rather than following some generic plan I'd have given up on after a few weeks, as I've done in the past. I've wasted money on supplements before and been told to cut out entire food groups or persuaded to try another quick fix more times than I can count, so having someone actually explain what matters and what doesn't, without demonising any food, really helped me cut through a lot of noise that's out there! The accountability side made the biggest difference, though; having someone to check in with kept me consistent in a way I hadn't managed on my own. 30 days in, and I'm already noticing the difference: I'm more consistent, I feel more capable, and I finally feel like I'm on top of my routine and moving away from a dad bod!
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Fiona Bohan
50 days ago
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I'm only 12 weeks postpartum and, after having a C-section, I reached out to Ben at Push Pull Health as I was really struggling with things like lifting the car seat into the car due to poor upper-body strength. I did plenty of walking and some pelvic-floor-focused ball work during pregnancy, which definitely helped. However, I do regret not trying more strength-focused prenatal training too, as it's made getting back into my day-to-day routine harder than it might have been. Since I started training with Ben, I'm already noticing a real improvement not only in my upper-body strength but also in my core and confidence, making simple things like lifting a car seat much easier. I was worried about doing the wrong thing too soon after a C-section, and not really knowing when it was safe to start again, but Ben took the guesswork out of that completely. My body hasn't felt like mine in a while, and slowly strengthening my core alongside everything else is helping with my mum-tum and rebuilding my confidence. I've never really enjoyed lifting weights before. However, alongside swimming and attending classes when time (and the baby) allow, I've come to appreciate just how important and rewarding getting stronger can be! Ben has been brilliant from the start — he's incredibly patient, explains everything really clearly, and takes the time to make sure I'm comfortable. Everything is tailored around my recovery, and I never feel pressured to do more than my body is ready for. Ben has also offered additional support outside sessions through an easy-to-use app that's been really useful for extra home workouts and tracking daily habits, giving me a clear programme to follow when I'm not at the gym. The nutrition advice has been a huge bonus too, and it has really supported me while breastfeeding, especially in maintaining my milk supply and getting the right balance of nutritious foods for this period in my life. I didn't want to do anything extreme or jump into a crash diet to shift the baby weight, so having proper guidance that actually works alongside breastfeeding has meant a lot. Ben has given me simple meal ideas and quick, easy recipes that I can actually make as a busy mum! I love that it's a private studio, so I feel comfortable working out at a slower pace while I recover. It's also given me a real reason to take an hour for myself without feeling guilty, which isn't always easy with a newborn. Being able to get to the gym on Station Road easily from home has made a real difference too. I've already gained enough confidence to start considering the small-group, strength-focused sessions, which I honestly didn't think I'd be ready to consider so soon! Couldn't recommend Ben and the private studio enough, especially for anyone returning to exercise postpartum and looking for a supportive, knowledgeable and personalised approach
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Janine Browning
75 days ago
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I met Ben at an over-60s talk he did around the importance of strength training and retaining muscle and power as we age. I've always liked exercise and already do pilates and swim on a regular basis but wanted to add some strength-based exercise into my routine. I had started going to a gym but got bored and lost motivation and needed "something" to give me a push - Ben has been that "something". Push Pull Health is a private studio on Station Road, Herne Bay, with off- street parking. The personalised sessions have helped improve my exercise form and, with the added structure and consistency that's been missing previously, has reduced the guesswork from past routines. I've gained a much better understanding of nutrition, calories, portion sizes and why a high-protein diet is important to help me reach my goals. This has also helped me reduce mindless snacking, which has been the hardest habit to break. Thirty days in, I feel I'm on my way to achieving my goals, including improved tone, muscle strength and losing body fat thanks to Ben's knowledge and encouragement.
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Tina
75 days ago
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I heard about Ben and Push Pull Health at a talk 'Getting Stronger After 60' that I attended. I haven't set foot inside a gym for many years and the thought of it was quite daunting but after listening to Ben's talk I joined Push Pull Health for the 30-day nutrition and lifestyle course, which includes four gym sessions. It's a private gym studio on Station Road (with off street parking) which made me feel more comfortable about going. Recovering from knee surgery Ben has adapted the sessions for me, which means I've still been able to do everything that's asked of me. Thirty days in, my knee is doing ok, and I feel better in myself, which was really all I was hoping for going into this. It's also started making me think more about everything, not just training. I am motivated to continue working toward my goals of getting stronger, fitter and toning up. Thank you Ben.
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Bayview Management Incident Reports
99 days ago
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I'd been watching my friend Pauline make real progress with Ben over the past 18 months; better mobility, more energy, so I decided it was time to give the gym a go myself. I'm post-menopausal, in my late 60s, and had a few things going on: high blood pressure being monitored by my GP, a long-standing shoulder issue, and the occasional bout of lower back pain and sciatica. I was also keen to keep my cholesterol in check through diet and exercise and avoid going down the statins route if I could help it. The sessions at Push Pull Health on Station Road did exactly that: Ben paid close attention to form and technique from the start, introduced exercises to build my core strength, and adapted things where needed. I try to do as much cardio and aerobic exercise outside the gym as I can, so the strength-focused training complements that nicely. Like many women my age, I'd heard about the decline in bone density that occurs during menopause. Ben explained what happens to your bones during and after menopause, the drop in oestrogen, and what that means for bone mineral density in the long term. We introduced some power-specific exercises: slams, skipping, and jumping; movements I'd never had the confidence to attempt previously. I'd been following an intermittent fasting approach for a while. Still, my eating was erratic, going too long without food and then overdoing the carbs. The 30-day nutrition course helped me kick-start some motivation around that. No dramatic overhaul, just small realistic tweaks that actually work around a busy lifestyle. My goals coming in were to build some muscle tone, lose body fat, and get fitter. Thirty days in and I can already feel the difference. For women in their 60s in and around Herne Bay and Whitstable who've been putting it off, sometimes it just takes seeing someone you know make progress to give you the nudge you need.
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Richard Salsbury
112 days ago
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I'll be honest – I'd written off personal trainers entirely. Everything I saw on social media was either someone telling me to get up at 4 am or implying that if I wasn't seeing results, it was a mindset problem. I'd also had a bad experience with a PT years ago who pushed me too hard, where I felt constantly injured. I wasn't in a rush to repeat it. My wife spotted Ben's content online – no-nonsense, no judgement, and refreshingly honest about how exercise can be a massive pain in the arse. That's what struck me, and it was enough to make me come in for a chat at the Push Pull Health studio on Station Road. I'm a man in my mid-50s and had been through prostate cancer treatment, so I needed someone aware of that without making it the entire focus of every session. Ben got that balance right from the start, and the sessions were tailored entirely around what I needed. Ben also helped me make a few tweaks to my diet, which, alongside the training, made a noticeable difference to how I felt day-to-day. I'd been doing electric mountain biking, which, whatever anyone says, does take something away from the cardiovascular side. Since starting the 1-1 personal training sessions in Herne Bay, I feel stronger all round, not just in the legs. My energy is better, my mood has improved, and I've lost a fair amount of weight and toned up. The sessions are also genuinely enjoyable, which previously they never were. Good music, we take the piss out of each other a bit, and I can be myself. Too busy? You can make time for your health. Too unfit? You start where you are. Terrified? I would have been the last person to recommend seeing a PT based on my previous experience. Just come and have a chat first; it's nothing like you think it will be.

Why Choose Nutrition & Behaviour Change Coaching

3 STEPS TO START CUTTING THROUGH THE NOISE

1Brush Mark Red

DECIDE TO MAKE A CHANGE

Book a no-strings-attached, complimentary 45-minute consultation to determine the best level of nutritional support for you and confirm if I’m the right person to help you move forward with your diet and habits.

2Brush Mark Green

A PLAN OF ACTION

No fad diets, no cookie-cutter meal plans, no quick fixes; just tailored, practical steps based on your routine, dietary preferences, and current barriers. We will start changing your mindset and removing the guilt you have around food. 

3Brush Mark Red

REFLECTING ON YOUR FIRST 30 DAYS

You’ll get constant support as we build sustainable nutritional and behavioural habits you can stick to–even on your worst days. Breaking you free from your all-or-nothing cycle, guiding you to stick with realistic habits you can follow most of the time, and moving you away from chasing perfection some of the time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nutrition & Behaviour Change Coaching FAQs

We’ll spend around 45-60 minutes chatting about your lifestyle, medical history, dietary habits, preferences, and current barriers to ensure we have the information we need to provide you with a personalised nutrition plan tailored to your specific goals, whether that’s weight loss, weight gain, boosting energy levels, or managing a health condition.

That means you already know what doesn’t work–and we’ll build something that does. That’s why we focus on behaviour change, not just willpower.

Yes–but just to be clear: I’m not a doctor, and I don’t prescribe or advise on medication. I support people already using drugs like Mounjaro, Wegovy, Trizeptiede or Ozempic who’ve been left with zero guidance around how to eat, move, or build better long-term nutritional and exercise habits.

Yes–within my scope of practice. If clinical support is needed, I’ll help refer you to a qualified professional. But we can absolutely work together to identify patterns and triggers as we focus on improving your relationship with food, not just your food choices.

Nope! Although for many, initial calorie and food tracking can be beneficial, our long-term focus will be on providing you with an understanding of nutrition without obsessing over numbers. Building a life that helps you stop feeling like you are always on a diet, yet never get the results you want or deserve, and you are sick of always regaining the weight you work so hard to lose

 

Yes–within my scope. I’ve supported many clients navigating IBS, low-FODMAP eating, and uncomfortable digestive symptoms. Where needed, I’ll also refer out, and I’m happy to work alongside other professionals as part of a multidisciplinary support team.

And if something falls outside my scope, I’ll connect you with a trusted professional who can.

It varies. Most clients begin to feel a noticeable difference in energy and confidence within 30-60 days. However, the pace of progress depends on individual factors. We will work together to make both physical and mental changes and help you define what ‘results’ actually mean to you.