Registered Dietitian  Lincoln 

We accept payment plans for our packages but fees must be paid prior to each consultation.

What are your fees?

You can find the latest pricing and package options on my Services page. I aim to keep my pricing transparent and flexible to suit your needs.

To book, visit my services page, email me directly, or send a message on Instagram. I’ll be in touch to arrange an appointment time that works for you. If you’re using Bupa insurance, please mention this when you enquire.

Yes — I offer secure video consultations that work well for busy families or those outside of Lincoln. Virtual sessions are just as tailored and supportive as in-person care.

I’m based in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, and offer in-person consultations at my home in Skellingthorpe . I also offer telehealth appointments to support families locally and across the UK with flexible appointment options.

Yes — I’m a Bupa-registered dietitian, so if you have Bupa health insurance that includes dietetic cover, you may be able to claim for sessions with me. Please check with your policy provider and contact me before booking.

Your initial consultation will usually last around 60 minutes, with follow-up sessions typically around 30 minutes, depending on your needs. During our first appointment (either face-to-face or online), I’ll gather all the information I need about you and your goals. After this, I take the time to carefully develop your personalised nutrition plan.

Yes, you don’t need a referral. You can book directly for private 1:1 nutrition support — whether it’s for yourself, your child, or your family. Appointments are available in Lincoln or online across the UK, via telehealth.

Your initial consultation will include a thorough nutritional assessment. We’ll review your medical history, recent blood test results (if provided), medications, and current eating patterns. Together, we’ll create tailored nutrition goals that are realistic, achievable, and suited to your life. Please bring any medications or supplements with you. For children, please bring their Red Book and any recent blood test results.

After booking, you’ll receive an email from Practice Better with a link to activate your account. The client portal gives you access to appointment details, forms, telehealth sessions, messaging, and all resources or follow-up correspondence. Clinic letters and supplement plans are sent via the portal within one week of your appointment.

Our focus is on sustainable, tailored advice and small, realistic nutrition goals. We don’t provide personalised meal plans as standard, as these can be restrictive and don’t always support long-term change. Generic meal plans can be included in assessments or packages. If you require a fully customised 2-week meal plan, this is available for £70.

Yes — I can provide a written report after your initial nutrition assessment or liaise with other healthcare professionals involved in your or your child’s care (with consent). This can be helpful for allergy management, feeding plans, or monitoring growth.

You’ll receive a link to MyFood24, a dietary analysis platform. Please use it to record intake as accurately as possible. This helps us perform a detailed nutritional analysis as part of your assessment.

Yes — as a HCPC-registered dietitian, I work within the latest NICE guidelines and clinical research. My advice is always science-backed, practical, and tailored to your unique needs. I am also a member of the early life nutrition alliance , BDA paediatric specialist group, ARFID sub group and maternal and fertilty group.

We’ll talk through your concerns, goals, and medical or feeding history. I’ll create a tailored nutrition plan that fits your lifestyle, with clear and achievable next steps. Ongoing support is available through follow-up appointments or packages.

No-shows without notice are non-refundable. Please let us know as soon as possible if you can’t make your session.

If you need to cancel, please give at least 48 hours’ notice. Cancellations within 48 hours will incur a £50 fee. If rescheduled in time, we’ll do our best to rebook you but we can’t always guarantee immediate availability. In some cases, we may add a follow-up session to the end of your package.

Yes. I’m trained in SOS Feeding Therapist and support children with extreme picky eating or ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). My approach is gentle, gradual and always child-centred — helping your child feel more confident and supported around food.

I support women and families throughout pregnancy — from the very first trimester right through to preparing for birth and beyond. My pregnancy nutrition consultations can be especially helpful if you are:

• Experiencing pregnancy symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, heartburn, or constipation, and want strategies to feel more comfortable while still meeting nutritional needs

• Managing gestational diabetes and looking for realistic food guidance that keeps blood sugars balanced and supports your baby’s growth

• Carrying twins or multiples and needing extra support with higher nutritional demands

• Living with anaemia, low iron, vitamin D deficiency, or other nutritional deficiencies and want help to safely optimise levels for you and your baby

• Navigating special diets in pregnancy (vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, or gluten-free) and want reassurance that you and your baby are still getting everything you need

• Dealing with food intolerances or non-IgE mediated allergies (like cow’s milk protein allergy) that complicate pregnancy food choices

• Wanting to optimise nutrition for your baby’s development — giving them the best possible start in the first 1,000 days

• Preparing for breastfeeding and wanting to make sure your own nutrition supports milk supply and recovery post-birth

I work with families who want support with their child’s nutrition, feeding, and growth. This includes:

• Breastfeeding and infant feeding — supporting parents with maternal diet, feeding choices, and ensuring babies get the nutrition they need from the very start

• Toddlers and young children (from weaning onwards) — building balanced meals, managing portion sizes, and creating calm mealtime routines

• Fussy or selective eating — whether your child eats only a small range of foods, refuses whole food groups, or mealtimes feel like a battle

• Concerns about growth, weight, or nutrient intake — including children who may be underweight, have low appetite, or are missing out on key nutrients like iron or calcium

• Non-IgE mediated allergies — such as cow’s milk protein allergy or other delayed food reactions, ensuring safe and balanced nutrition

• Food intolerances — helping families manage symptoms while keeping diets nutritionally adequate

• Gut and bowel issues — including constipation, diarrhoea, or digestive discomfort, with practical strategies to support regularity and comfort

• Special dietary needs — e.g. vegetarian, vegan, or dairy-free diets, making sure your child’s diet is complete and balanced

• Feeding anxieties — if you’re worried your child isn’t “getting enough” or you feel stuck in unhelpful feeding patterns

• Enteral feeding — children who require tube feeding, including support with adequacy, tolerance, and moving towards oral feeding where appropriate

• School-aged children — who may be struggling with variety, eating enough, or managing busy family routines

• Adolescents — navigating busy lifestyles, body image concerns, sports nutrition, or restrictive diets, while supporting healthy growth and development

I work with individuals and families across the early life journey — from preconception and fertility to pregnancy, infant feeding, childhood nutrition, and support for teens (up to age 18).

Yes — I support children with a range of medical and developmental needs, including autism, sensory processing challenges, and feeding disorders related to neurodiversity. All support is adapted to meet your child where they are.

A Fertility Nutrition Assessment is designed for anyone who is planning to conceive naturally or preparing for fertility treatment. It can be especially helpful if you:

• Have irregular or absent cycles (e.g. PCOS, hypothalamic amenorrhoea)

• Are experiencing endometriosis or adenomyosis

• Have been diagnosed with unexplained infertility

• Are preparing for, or going through, IVF or other fertility treatment

• Have concerns around egg or sperm health (e.g. DNA fragmentation, poor motility, or low quality)

• Experience recurrent miscarriage and want to optimise your nutritional support

• Are living with thyroid conditions (such as hypothyroidism or Hashimoto’s) that may affect fertility

• Struggle with insulin resistance, PCOS, or binge eating that impact hormone balance

• Or simply want to feel confident you’re giving yourself and your future baby the best nutritional foundation

That’s absolutely fine — you don’t need to have it all figured out before we start.

If you’re unsure, you can book a single initial assessment. During this session, I’ll take a full dietary and lifestyle history, understand your goals, and advise whether further follow-up appointments would be helpful for you.

If you decide afterwards that a package is the best fit, I’ll honour the package price from your assessment — so you won’t pay more by starting with a single session.

If you’re still not sure what you need, you can also book a free clarity call. This is a short, no-obligation chat where we can talk through your options and decide which pathway feels right for you.

Yes — sessions within a package can be scheduled at intervals that suit you. We can plan these at your first appointment or book flexibly as needed. All sessions must be used within 6 months - 12 months of purchase, depending on the package.

I offer nutrition packages because real, lasting progress takes time, consistency, and ongoing support. A single consultation can be a great starting point, but most people benefit from regular follow-ups, nutritional counselling, and continuous guidance to achieve meaningful and sustainable results.

Whether you’re working on fertility nutrition, pregnancy wellbeing, or your child’s feeding and growth, packages allow me to support you through every stage — helping you feel confident, reassured, and cared for along the way.

Nutrition is rarely a “quick fix.” Your needs can change across the first 1,000 days of life — from conception to pregnancy and early childhood — and consistent support ensures your plan grows with you.

Packages allow me to:

• Provide continuity and accountability, so you stay on track as your goals evolve.

• Adjust your nutrition plan and strategies as things change, whether that’s IVF preparation, pregnancy symptoms, or fussy eating challenges.

• Offer ongoing message support between sessions for reassurance and quick answers when you need them.

• Deliver a joined-up, family-focused approach that connects fertility, pregnancy, and children’s nutrition — all under one trusted service.

Packages also provide better value than booking single sessions, with flexible scheduling and payment plans available to make professional dietetic care more accessible.

As an HCPC-registered fertility, pregnancy, and paediatric dietitian based in Lincolnshire and online, I’ve found that clients achieve the best outcomes when we work together over time. Packages give you the space, encouragement, and accountability to make confident, lasting changes — whether that’s improving fertility, nourishing your pregnancy, or supporting your child’s feeding journey.