UK-wide Online Practice · No referral needed
Personalised nutrition and lifestyle support from a Registered Nutritionist and a Nutritional Therapist — grounded in science, tailored to you, and designed to work alongside your wider care.
Nutritional support is a complementary service, not a CQC-regulated medical consultation. No diagnosis is made and no prescriptions are issued. If you are looking for psychiatric assessment or medication support, please visit our Fees & Appointments page.
Mental health does not exist independently of the body. What we eat, how our gut functions, the state of our nervous system, and the quality of our sleep all directly influence mood, cognition, energy, and resilience — often in ways that conventional psychiatric care alone cannot address.
Nutritional support at the clinic is designed to work alongside psychiatric care, not instead of it. Our practitioners take a structured, evidence-informed approach that begins with your unique biology and history, and builds practical, sustainable strategies around you.
Whether you are managing a diagnosed mental health condition, supporting your recovery from medication, or simply wanting to feel better in yourself — there is likely a nutritional dimension worth exploring.
Our nutritional support is provided by independent practitioners — a Registered Nutritionist and a Nutritional Therapist — each bringing a distinct clinical lens, and each working in collaboration with the clinic's psychiatric team.
With over 25 years in healthcare, Lina brings an unusually integrated clinical lens to nutritional practice. Her background spans both podiatry and nutrition — disciplines that share a rigorous, evidence-based foundation — and the result is a practitioner who thinks in systems rather than symptoms.
At the centre of Lina's practice is what she calls the gut – everything axis: a holistic framework that acknowledges the deep, often underappreciated connections between digestion, metabolism, immunity, and how we feel day to day. Rather than issuing a list of foods to eat or avoid, she builds a collaborative understanding of each person's unique physiology and works from there — patiently, practically, and at a pace that makes change feel achievable.
Rebecca works at a specific and underserved intersection: the place where what we eat, how our nervous system is regulated, and how we inhabit our bodies all converge. With nearly a decade of practice, she brings rare integration — a BANT-registered Nutritional Therapist who is also a qualified Mind-Body Somatic Coach.
Her approach is science-backed without being rigid. She draws on nutritional therapy and somatic coaching together to help clients understand the relationships between diet, stress physiology, and the behavioural patterns that can quietly undermine wellbeing. Her personal experience of navigating thyroid autoimmune conditions, endometriosis, and digestive health challenges led her to study the connections between nutrition, the body, and the mind — and informs the depth of understanding she brings to her work with clients.
All sessions are held online. Whether you are an existing clinic patient or enquiring independently, here is how things typically begin.
All sessions are held online. A free 20-minute discovery call is recommended before booking. Sessions can be booked individually or as part of a continuing programme.
The same fee structure applies to both practitioners. Your choice of practitioner should be guided by clinical fit and focus area — not price. A free 20-minute discovery call is recommended before booking.
Nutritional support is managed independently from psychiatric care. If you are an existing patient and wish to discuss whether nutritional support is appropriate alongside your current care, please raise this with your treating psychiatrist. Enquiring independently? No referral is needed — simply get in touch to arrange a discovery call.
You do not need a diagnosed condition to benefit. This service suits anyone who suspects that diet, gut health, or lifestyle may be playing a role in how they feel — and who wants a structured, personalised approach to addressing it.
"The food you eat has a direct impact on your mind, as well as your body. The messages that come from your microbiome can strongly influence your mental wellbeing."
Begin with a free 20-minute discovery call with your chosen practitioner. No obligation — just an honest conversation about where you are and whether this is the right next step.
Online · UK-wide · No referral needed