Booking appointment

If you are a interested in engaging with our paediatric integrative cancer care service for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone or Zoom conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Katie Hawksley

Clinical Nurse Specialist in Paediatric Oncology and Paediatric Integrative Cancer Care Clinic Coordinator

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone or Zoom conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Sarah Morris

Sarah is a registered Nutritional Therapist who specialises in working with children. Sarah trained at the Institute for Optimum Nutrition and is registered with The British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT) and Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC). Sarah has undertaken postgraduate courses in children's health and a 12-month mentorship programme with the Fertility Nutrition Centre, enabling her to ensure that she has up to date qualifications and knowledge to help support her clients. Sarah believes that diet and lifestyle play a crucial role in children's current and future health but understands that creating and maintaining a healthy and nourishing diet for children and families while juggling the demands of modern life can be challenging. Sarah's goal is to alleviate this stress by supporting busy families in making easy and lasting health and nutrition changes which will help them reach their health goals and foster a positive relationship with food. Sarah started her career in the media in London but after seeing the positive effects that nutritional changes had on her own health she retrained as a Nutritional Therapist. Being a mother to two children inspired Sarah to work with families and specialise in children’s health. Sarah incorporates child-friendly functional testing and supplements into her practice to support dietary and lifestyle changes, guiding families towards achieving optimal health.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your health objectives, your medical history to date, the health concerns and your priorities which you would like your health practitioner to take into account.

Sue Skelton

I am an experienced oncology nurse and yoga therapist specialising in cancer support. As a nurse I was always eager to use a holistic and patient centered approach, especially while working as a Palliative Care, Community Clinical Nurse Specialist. I worked closely with patients and their family to ensure what is important to them is the focus of the treatment plan, giving them back some control over their life and health. As a Yoga Therapist I am passionate about the therapeutic benefits yoga therapy can bring to my clients. I work in partnership with them, working out what is important to them and together agreeing a holistic plan, combining a whole mind body approach and drawing on both my extensive nursing oncology and palliative care experience. I use yogic tools available to help manage symptoms, whether physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual. I support my clients to navigate their journey from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, maximizing quality of life.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Sue Skelton

I am an experienced oncology nurse and yoga therapist specialising in cancer support. As a nurse I was always eager to use a holistic and patient centered approach, especially while working as a Palliative Care, Community Clinical Nurse Specialist. I worked closely with patients and their family to ensure what is important to them is the focus of the treatment plan, giving them back some control over their life and health. As a Yoga Therapist I am passionate about the therapeutic benefits yoga therapy can bring to my clients. I work in partnership with them, working out what is important to them and together agreeing a holistic plan, combining a whole mind body approach and drawing on both my extensive nursing oncology and palliative care experience. I use yogic tools available to help manage symptoms, whether physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual. I support my clients to navigate their journey from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, maximizing quality of life.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this Zoom or phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that there is a 48 hour cancellation policy, and we would kindly request that you let us know in advance if you are not able to make the appointment.

Sue Skelton

I am an experienced oncology nurse and yoga therapist specialising in cancer support. As a nurse I was always eager to use a holistic and patient centered approach, especially while working as a Palliative Care, Community Clinical Nurse Specialist. I worked closely with patients and their family to ensure what is important to them is the focus of the treatment plan, giving them back some control over their life and health. As a Yoga Therapist I am passionate about the therapeutic benefits yoga therapy can bring to my clients. I work in partnership with them, working out what is important to them and together agreeing a holistic plan, combining a whole mind body approach and drawing on both my extensive nursing oncology and palliative care experience. I use yogic tools available to help manage symptoms, whether physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual. I support my clients to navigate their journey from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, maximizing quality of life.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Katy Bradbury

Katy is a registered Nurse and Nutritional Therapist, with an academic and clinical background spanning evolutionary and medical anthropology, adult nursing, public health nursing and behaviour change, nutritional therapy, fertility nutrition, and multi-modal coaching. She has over 10 years clinical experience in the arena of Women’s Health, starting her career as a gynaecology nurse before moving into public health as a health visitor for mothers and infants, and eventually leaving the NHS to focus solely on private practice. Working with Katy involves comprehensive health assessment using a root cause, systems based approach. Together, you’ll join the dots between your symptoms, and close the gap between you and your health goals. Katy will search for underlying imbalances and root causes using testing where necessary, then use the power of nutrition, lifestyle and personalised supplements to assist the body to repair naturally. Where medical intervention is required or advised (whether that be for further investigations or treatments), or if other alternative therapies may be of benefit, Katy will always refer back to relevant practitioners to ensure that comprehensive achieved. Katy specialises primarily in the field of fertility and pregnancy, and more widely in all conditions that may impact Women’s Health. This includes ‘unexplained’ infertility, PCOS, irregular or painful periods, endometriosis and adenomyosis, fibroids, vaginal health, hypothalamic amenorrhoea, IVF preparation, recurrent miscarriage, pregnancy, postpartum and hormone imbalances including the perimenopause. Invariably there can be crossovers with all of these conditions and wider metabolic and endocrine health, the immune system, and the gut. Katy will always work holistically to ensure that these intersections are accounted for.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that there is a 48 hour cancellation policy, and we would kindly request that you let us know in advance if you are not able to make the appointment.

Katy Bradbury

Katy is a registered Nurse and Nutritional Therapist, with an academic and clinical background spanning evolutionary and medical anthropology, adult nursing, public health nursing and behaviour change, nutritional therapy, fertility nutrition, and multi-modal coaching. She has over 10 years clinical experience in the arena of Women’s Health, starting her career as a gynaecology nurse before moving into public health as a health visitor for mothers and infants, and eventually leaving the NHS to focus solely on private practice. Working with Katy involves comprehensive health assessment using a root cause, systems based approach. Together, you’ll join the dots between your symptoms, and close the gap between you and your health goals. Katy will search for underlying imbalances and root causes using testing where necessary, then use the power of nutrition, lifestyle and personalised supplements to assist the body to repair naturally. Where medical intervention is required or advised (whether that be for further investigations or treatments), or if other alternative therapies may be of benefit, Katy will always refer back to relevant practitioners to ensure that comprehensive achieved. Katy specialises primarily in the field of fertility and pregnancy, and more widely in all conditions that may impact Women’s Health. This includes ‘unexplained’ infertility, PCOS, irregular or painful periods, endometriosis and adenomyosis, fibroids, vaginal health, hypothalamic amenorrhoea, IVF preparation, recurrent miscarriage, pregnancy, postpartum and hormone imbalances including the perimenopause. Invariably there can be crossovers with all of these conditions and wider metabolic and endocrine health, the immune system, and the gut. Katy will always work holistically to ensure that these intersections are accounted for.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Katy Bradbury

Katy is a registered Nurse and Nutritional Therapist, with an academic and clinical background spanning evolutionary and medical anthropology, adult nursing, public health nursing and behaviour change, nutritional therapy, fertility nutrition, and multi-modal coaching. She has over 10 years clinical experience in the arena of Women’s Health, starting her career as a gynaecology nurse before moving into public health as a health visitor for mothers and infants, and eventually leaving the NHS to focus solely on private practice. Working with Katy involves comprehensive health assessment using a root cause, systems based approach. Together, you’ll join the dots between your symptoms, and close the gap between you and your health goals. Katy will search for underlying imbalances and root causes using testing where necessary, then use the power of nutrition, lifestyle and personalised supplements to assist the body to repair naturally. Where medical intervention is required or advised (whether that be for further investigations or treatments), or if other alternative therapies may be of benefit, Katy will always refer back to relevant practitioners to ensure that comprehensive achieved. Katy specialises primarily in the field of fertility and pregnancy, and more widely in all conditions that may impact Women’s Health. This includes ‘unexplained’ infertility, PCOS, irregular or painful periods, endometriosis and adenomyosis, fibroids, vaginal health, hypothalamic amenorrhoea, IVF preparation, recurrent miscarriage, pregnancy, postpartum and hormone imbalances including the perimenopause. Invariably there can be crossovers with all of these conditions and wider metabolic and endocrine health, the immune system, and the gut. Katy will always work holistically to ensure that these intersections are accounted for.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Sara Rooney

I am a qualified Medical Herbalist and have specialised in women's health and hormone balance for over ten years and also completed postgraduate training in Mycotherapy, the study of medicinal mushrooms. Hormone imbalance can affect a wide range of physiological functions and can cause a diverse array of physical and emotional symptoms. This imbalance can have a significant effect on our wellbeing and how we feel day to day. Through the years, I have helped support a wide range of women, of all ages, with symptoms of PCOS, fibroids, endometriosis, unexplained fertility, perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, PMT and PMDD, period irregularities and pain, gut imbalances including IBS, sleep issues, joint pain and inflammation, hormonal acne, low mood and anxiety. I will support you utilising herbal medicines, medicinal mushrooms, targeted nutrition strategies and stress management can help gently support hormones back into balance. I analyse the bigger picture of your health; your nutrition, your stress levels, your daily activity, your exercise, and movement. My challenge is to discover the root cause of imbalances and gently, but effectively, help you restore your vitality with targeted plant-based medicine and nutrition.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Sara Rooney

I am a qualified Medical Herbalist and have specialised in women's health and hormone balance for over ten years and also completed postgraduate training in Mycotherapy, the study of medicinal mushrooms. Hormone imbalance can affect a wide range of physiological functions and can cause a diverse array of physical and emotional symptoms. This imbalance can have a significant effect on our wellbeing and how we feel day to day. Through the years, I have helped support a wide range of women, of all ages, with symptoms of PCOS, fibroids, endometriosis, unexplained fertility, perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, PMT and PMDD, period irregularities and pain, gut imbalances including IBS, sleep issues, joint pain and inflammation, hormonal acne, low mood and anxiety. I will support you utilising herbal medicines, medicinal mushrooms, targeted nutrition strategies and stress management can help gently support hormones back into balance. I analyse the bigger picture of your health; your nutrition, your stress levels, your daily activity, your exercise, and movement. My challenge is to discover the root cause of imbalances and gently, but effectively, help you restore your vitality with targeted plant-based medicine and nutrition.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Sara Rooney

I am a qualified Medical Herbalist and have specialised in women's health and hormone balance for over ten years and also completed postgraduate training in Mycotherapy, the study of medicinal mushrooms. Hormone imbalance can affect a wide range of physiological functions and can cause a diverse array of physical and emotional symptoms. This imbalance can have a significant effect on our wellbeing and how we feel day to day. Through the years, I have helped support a wide range of women, of all ages, with symptoms of PCOS, fibroids, endometriosis, unexplained fertility, perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, PMT and PMDD, period irregularities and pain, gut imbalances including IBS, sleep issues, joint pain and inflammation, hormonal acne, low mood and anxiety. I will support you utilising herbal medicines, medicinal mushrooms, targeted nutrition strategies and stress management can help gently support hormones back into balance. I analyse the bigger picture of your health; your nutrition, your stress levels, your daily activity, your exercise, and movement. My challenge is to discover the root cause of imbalances and gently, but effectively, help you restore your vitality with targeted plant-based medicine and nutrition.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Jennifer Cooney

I am a Health Physiologist, University Lecturer and Researcher, and Certified Health Coach. I have been researching and working in the area of health and well-being since 2004 and through my work, I have helped and supported people of all ages to improve their current and future health and well-being. I have a personal and professional interest in women's health (inc. PCOS, primary ovarian insufficiency, perimenopause and menopause) and I have extensive experience working with people living with additional health challenges. Through my research, applied work and collaborations with the National Health Service (NHS), I have helped and supported people living with additional health challenges (inc. arthritis, cancer, diabetes, obesity, heart disease, kidney disease, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, depression) to improve their health and well-being and to achieve their individual health goals. My research in this field has also been published in many peer reviewed scientific journals.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Vania Rodrigues

Registered Nurse Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach I am a registered nurse, functional medicine certified health coach by FMCA and member of UKIHCA. I have completed a PG Diploma in Integrative Healthcare by NCIM and I am also a certified mindfulness teacher by Mindfulness Now/UK College of Mindfulness. My expertise lies in guiding clients towards personalized health goals whilst providing support to build long-lasting healthy habits. My passion is to empower women to make informed choices about their health and to take an active role in their well-being based on personalized and evidence-based integrative care. I will support you in adopting positive changes in your lifestyle to optimize your health. As a nurse with over 10 years of experience in the NHS, I bring a wealth of clinical experience and a deep commitment to my client’s care. I recognise the limitations of conventional care in chronic disease management, so I truly believe that combining the best of conventional medicine with an evidence-based whole-person approach will bring you positive health outcomes. Knowledge is key to empowerment, and I am committed to providing you with compassionate and excellent care.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Jennifer Cooney

I am a Health Physiologist, University Lecturer and Researcher, and Certified Health Coach. I have been researching and working in the area of health and well-being since 2004 and through my work, I have helped and supported people of all ages to improve their current and future health and well-being. I have a personal and professional interest in women's health (inc. PCOS, primary ovarian insufficiency, perimenopause and menopause) and I have extensive experience working with people living with additional health challenges. Through my research, applied work and collaborations with the National Health Service (NHS), I have helped and supported people living with additional health challenges (inc. arthritis, cancer, diabetes, obesity, heart disease, kidney disease, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, depression) to improve their health and well-being and to achieve their individual health goals. My research in this field has also been published in many peer reviewed scientific journals.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Vania Rodrigues

Registered Nurse Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach I am a registered nurse, functional medicine certified health coach by FMCA and member of UKIHCA. I have completed a PG Diploma in Integrative Healthcare by NCIM and I am also a certified mindfulness teacher by Mindfulness Now/UK College of Mindfulness. My expertise lies in guiding clients towards personalized health goals whilst providing support to build long-lasting healthy habits. My passion is to empower women to make informed choices about their health and to take an active role in their well-being based on personalized and evidence-based integrative care. I will support you in adopting positive changes in your lifestyle to optimize your health. As a nurse with over 10 years of experience in the NHS, I bring a wealth of clinical experience and a deep commitment to my client’s care. I recognise the limitations of conventional care in chronic disease management, so I truly believe that combining the best of conventional medicine with an evidence-based whole-person approach will bring you positive health outcomes. Knowledge is key to empowerment, and I am committed to providing you with compassionate and excellent care.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Jennifer Cooney

I am a Health Physiologist, University Lecturer and Researcher, and Certified Health Coach. I have been researching and working in the area of health and well-being since 2004 and through my work, I have helped and supported people of all ages to improve their current and future health and well-being. I have a personal and professional interest in women's health (inc. PCOS, primary ovarian insufficiency, perimenopause and menopause) and I have extensive experience working with people living with additional health challenges. Through my research, applied work and collaborations with the National Health Service (NHS), I have helped and supported people living with additional health challenges (inc. arthritis, cancer, diabetes, obesity, heart disease, kidney disease, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, depression) to improve their health and well-being and to achieve their individual health goals. My research in this field has also been published in many peer reviewed scientific journals.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Vania Rodrigues

Registered Nurse Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach I am a registered nurse, functional medicine certified health coach by FMCA and member of UKIHCA. I have completed a PG Diploma in Integrative Healthcare by NCIM and I am also a certified mindfulness teacher by Mindfulness Now/UK College of Mindfulness. My expertise lies in guiding clients towards personalized health goals whilst providing support to build long-lasting healthy habits. My passion is to empower women to make informed choices about their health and to take an active role in their well-being based on personalized and evidence-based integrative care. I will support you in adopting positive changes in your lifestyle to optimize your health. As a nurse with over 10 years of experience in the NHS, I bring a wealth of clinical experience and a deep commitment to my client’s care. I recognise the limitations of conventional care in chronic disease management, so I truly believe that combining the best of conventional medicine with an evidence-based whole-person approach will bring you positive health outcomes. Knowledge is key to empowerment, and I am committed to providing you with compassionate and excellent care.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Vania Rodrigues

Registered Nurse Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach I am a registered nurse, functional medicine certified health coach by FMCA and member of UKIHCA. I have completed a PG Diploma in Integrative Healthcare by NCIM and I am also a certified mindfulness teacher by Mindfulness Now/UK College of Mindfulness. My expertise lies in guiding clients towards personalized health goals whilst providing support to build long-lasting healthy habits. My passion is to empower women to make informed choices about their health and to take an active role in their well-being based on personalized and evidence-based integrative care. I will support you in adopting positive changes in your lifestyle to optimize your health. As a nurse with over 10 years of experience in the NHS, I bring a wealth of clinical experience and a deep commitment to my client’s care. I recognise the limitations of conventional care in chronic disease management, so I truly believe that combining the best of conventional medicine with an evidence-based whole-person approach will bring you positive health outcomes. Knowledge is key to empowerment, and I am committed to providing you with compassionate and excellent care.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your wellbeing concerns and objectives and your medical history to date, as well as planning your coaching/EFT journey together.

Aga Kehinde

I deeply believe in human’s inherent abilities to move through life’s adversities, heal, grow and thrive in spite of the challenges and as a cancer coach and educator I support individuals who have experienced serious life challenges and other long-term health conditions. I partner with clients to support and navigate them through the chaos of a medical diagnosis and everything that comes with it. Together we co-create wellbeing strategies to reclaim purpose and meaning in your life so that you will be able to move forward from a life-changing diagnosis in the way you need and desire. I have created a hybrid approach that uses a full body-mind-energy experience for achieving holistic wellbeing. I draw from my lifetime experience as a nurse and combine it with multiple techniques including Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Matrix Reprinting Technique (MRT) and NLP. This allows me to create an empowering self-development model for my individual clients.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together to empower you to take the next step on your path to wellbeing. It's a great opportunity for you to discuss any new concerns, ask for clarification and further develop your emotional wellbeing toolkit.

Aga Kehinde

I deeply believe in human’s inherent abilities to move through life’s adversities, heal, grow and thrive in spite of the challenges and as a cancer coach and educator I support individuals who have experienced serious life challenges and other long-term health conditions. I partner with clients to support and navigate them through the chaos of a medical diagnosis and everything that comes with it. Together we co-create wellbeing strategies to reclaim purpose and meaning in your life so that you will be able to move forward from a life-changing diagnosis in the way you need and desire. I have created a hybrid approach that uses a full body-mind-energy experience for achieving holistic wellbeing. I draw from my lifetime experience as a nurse and combine it with multiple techniques including Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Matrix Reprinting Technique (MRT) and NLP. This allows me to create an empowering self-development model for my individual clients.

If you are interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Aga Kehinde

I deeply believe in human’s inherent abilities to move through life’s adversities, heal, grow and thrive in spite of the challenges and as a cancer coach and educator I support individuals who have experienced serious life challenges and other long-term health conditions. I partner with clients to support and navigate them through the chaos of a medical diagnosis and everything that comes with it. Together we co-create wellbeing strategies to reclaim purpose and meaning in your life so that you will be able to move forward from a life-changing diagnosis in the way you need and desire. I have created a hybrid approach that uses a full body-mind-energy experience for achieving holistic wellbeing. I draw from my lifetime experience as a nurse and combine it with multiple techniques including Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Matrix Reprinting Technique (MRT) and NLP. This allows me to create an empowering self-development model for my individual clients.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your health objectives, your medical history to date, the health concerns and your priorities which you would like your health practitioner to take into account.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your health objectives, your medical history to date, the health concerns and your priorities which you would like your health practitioner to take into account.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your health objectives, your medical history to date, the health concerns and your priorities which you would like your health practitioner to take into account.

Octavia Hamilton

As a physiotherapist, I strongly believe in movement as a form of rehabilitation. I am focused on treating the root cause of the problem, not just the symptoms. This can take time and effort but you will reap long term benefits. If you feel you need more hands on 1:1 guidance in the early stages, it is possible to do 1:1 Pilates sessions with me to help you gain body awareness, strength, mobility and confidence moving. I also use manual therapy, taping, acupuncture, ScarWork and soft tissue release where appropriate to support rehabilitation across a broad range of circumstances from perinatal and surgical support to cancer.

Initial consultations are your first visit with your practitioner, it is a great opportunity to help them understand your health objectives, your medical history to date, the health concerns and your priorities which you would like your health practitioner to take into account.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

Pilates sessions have elements of mobility, flexibility and strengthening. The aim is to work towards always coming back to the perfect postural stance, thus retraining our bodies awareness of where it is (proprioception) and helping encourage this to feed into our daily lives. It is a gentle but powerful way to build strength.

Octavia Hamilton

As a physiotherapist, I strongly believe in movement as a form of rehabilitation. I am focused on treating the root cause of the problem, not just the symptoms. This can take time and effort but you will reap long term benefits. If you feel you need more hands on 1:1 guidance in the early stages, it is possible to do 1:1 Pilates sessions with me to help you gain body awareness, strength, mobility and confidence moving. I also use manual therapy, taping, acupuncture, ScarWork and soft tissue release where appropriate to support rehabilitation across a broad range of circumstances from perinatal and surgical support to cancer.

Physiotherapy helps to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability and reduce injury risk in the future. You may be asked to remove some clothing to get a good look at what is happening with your body so please bring appropriate comfortable clothing, such as shorts and a strappy top. If appropriate, some hands-on treatment may carried out in the sessions, such as soft tissue release, mobilisations, facilitation, correction of form and encouraging good motor control.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

Following a full postural review and a thorough assessment for diastasis recti, prolapse and incontinence, our experienced physiotherapy specialist can help you rebuild strength from the foundations up. Together you can also work towards safely returning to running or other physical activity. You may be asked to remove some clothing to get a good look at what is happening with your body, so please bring appropriate comfortable clothing, such as shorts and a strappy top. If appropriate, some hands-on treatment may carried out in the sessions, such as soft tissue release, mobilisations, facilitation, correction of form and encouraging good motor control.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

If you are a interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation.

Becki Drewett

Becki graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy and later completed an MSc. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, an HCPC member, and a member of ACPOP, APCP, BSIO, BNOS, and is DBS checked. She has trained at the prestigious Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in the USA on their paediatric programme. Becki is a highly experienced, skilled, and qualified physiotherapist, specialising in complex care, movement difficulties, and restorative therapeutic exercise across both paediatric and adult services. She utilises a diverse range of evidence-informed therapeutic practices, focusing on whole-body rehabilitation, pain management, and physiotherapeutic movement. Her approach empowers children, their families, young people, and adults to achieve their personal and specific physical goals. Her mission is to enable every individual she works with to manage the physical symptoms of living with cancer and those that persist into survivorship regain control of their health through movement that brings joy and allows them to strive for their best selves. Cancer and its treatments affect multiple bodily systems, often leading to decreased strength, stamina, mobility, pain and functional losses. Pre-rehabilitation and rehabilitation as early as possible, and continuing lifelong, is optimal when considering health outcomes and the minimisation of latent effects. Current evidence suggests that movement, including appropriate exercise, is safe throughout the cancer journey and beyond. Becki is passionate about delivering this in age-appropriate ways that encapsulate holistic management and drives enthusiasm and importantly ownership of living with cancer and beyond.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Jody Middleton

Synthesis Clinic coordinator

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Linda Sims

It is now widely recognised that nutritional therapy is a valuable tool in cancer prevention and for support prior, during and post treatment. Being told you have cancer can be truly life changing: most patients feel that control over their life has been taken away from them. My goal is to help my clients to feel heard and supported and to regain some of this lost control through food, self-care and lifestyle whilst helping them to navigate through the enormous amount of conflicting information that we are all exposed to on a daily basis. Whilst there are never any guarantees, there is ample scientific evidence showing that taking charge of our diet and lifestyle can help tip the balance in our favour. Everybody is different, every diagnosis is different, therefore, every nutritional plan is tailored to my clients’ needs, circumstances and abilities.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Emma Marshall

Emma is a registered Nutritional Therapist, Functional Medicine Practitioner and experienced chef who specialises in working with breast cancer patients. Constantly learning through formal education and research, Emma combines her evidence-based nutrition knowledge with over 25 years of cooking experience both in professional and domestic environments. This enables her to take the science of nutrition and the healing it can bring and make it accessible for her clients through her recipes and menu plans. Her focus is on nutrition, working with you to provide a personalised and supportive approach to identify and reduce your risks and optimise your overall outcome. She regularly uses functional testing and is experienced and has trained with genetics, stool testing, blood tests and hormone testing. Emma recently completed her Oncology Nutrition consulting certification programme and Dr Nina's Systems Approach to Cancer training.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Korina Karadimou

Korina is a BANT-registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner specialising in integrative cancer nutrition support. Her academic background is originally in psychology where she studied at the University of Athens, Greece. In 2016 she was diagnosed with Grade IV lymphoma (a form of blood cancer) and was disappointed at the lack of integrative support and poor nutritional knowledge of her standard medical team. As a lymphoma survivor, Korina subsequently embarked on a journey of studying Nutritional Therapy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London. She has also studied with Dr Nina Fuller Shavel since 2020, completing both the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer course and the Advanced Practitioner Module in Breast Cancer. She is also an ongoing member of Dr Nina’s close mentorship group, benefiting and learning from her vast knowledge & experience. Korina’s special areas of interest are blood cancers (haematological malignancies) and breast cancer. She has a keen interest in complex health cases where she combines both her behavioural science and nutritional therapy knowledge. Korina always follows a personalised, evidence-based approach to nutrition support and is experienced in using additional functional testing approaches, e.g. gut microbiome assessment and nutrigenomics testing.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together with your health practitioner to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to ask any questions, concerns or ask for clarification on anything since your last visit.

Olena Jones

Olena is a CNHC and BANT registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner. She has a special interest in Nutrigenomics and Integrative Oncology. Olena has completed the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer Programme created by Dr Nina Fuller-Shavel, Director of Synthesis Clinic, which sets a new standard in cancer nutrition education in the UK, as well as expanding her knowledge with the Breast Cancer Advanced Practice Module. Her goal is to offer nutritional support to clients with complex and chronic conditions, e.g. cancer clients in pre- and post-treatment rehabilitation. As a BANT Practitioner she can assess and identify potential nutritional imbalances and understand how these may contribute to your symptoms and health concerns. She considers everyone to be unique and recommend personalised nutrition and lifestyle programmes rather than a 'one size fits all' approach.

If you are interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that this is not a nutrition consultation, and no personalised support will be provided in this call.

Linda Sims

It is now widely recognised that nutritional therapy is a valuable tool in cancer prevention and for support prior, during and post treatment. Being told you have cancer can be truly life changing: most patients feel that control over their life has been taken away from them. My goal is to help my clients to feel heard and supported and to regain some of this lost control through food, self-care and lifestyle whilst helping them to navigate through the enormous amount of conflicting information that we are all exposed to on a daily basis. Whilst there are never any guarantees, there is ample scientific evidence showing that taking charge of our diet and lifestyle can help tip the balance in our favour. Everybody is different, every diagnosis is different, therefore, every nutritional plan is tailored to my clients’ needs, circumstances and abilities.

If you are interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that this is not a nutrition consultation, and no personalised support will be provided in this call.

Emma Marshall

Emma is a registered Nutritional Therapist, Functional Medicine Practitioner and experienced chef who specialises in working with breast cancer patients. Constantly learning through formal education and research, Emma combines her evidence-based nutrition knowledge with over 25 years of cooking experience both in professional and domestic environments. This enables her to take the science of nutrition and the healing it can bring and make it accessible for her clients through her recipes and menu plans. Her focus is on nutrition, working with you to provide a personalised and supportive approach to identify and reduce your risks and optimise your overall outcome. She regularly uses functional testing and is experienced and has trained with genetics, stool testing, blood tests and hormone testing. Emma recently completed her Oncology Nutrition consulting certification programme and Dr Nina's Systems Approach to Cancer training.

If you are interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that this is not a nutrition consultation, and no personalised support will be provided in this call.

Korina Karadimou

Korina is a BANT-registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner specialising in integrative cancer nutrition support. Her academic background is originally in psychology where she studied at the University of Athens, Greece. In 2016 she was diagnosed with Grade IV lymphoma (a form of blood cancer) and was disappointed at the lack of integrative support and poor nutritional knowledge of her standard medical team. As a lymphoma survivor, Korina subsequently embarked on a journey of studying Nutritional Therapy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London. She has also studied with Dr Nina Fuller Shavel since 2020, completing both the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer course and the Advanced Practitioner Module in Breast Cancer. She is also an ongoing member of Dr Nina’s close mentorship group, benefiting and learning from her vast knowledge & experience. Korina’s special areas of interest are blood cancers (haematological malignancies) and breast cancer. She has a keen interest in complex health cases where she combines both her behavioural science and nutritional therapy knowledge. Korina always follows a personalised, evidence-based approach to nutrition support and is experienced in using additional functional testing approaches, e.g. gut microbiome assessment and nutrigenomics testing.

If you are interested in seeing a practitioner for the first time and haven't decided if it's right for you, then this phone conversation is designed to help you learn more about the way we work and if we are able to help with your situation. Please note that this is not a nutrition consultation, and no personalised support will be provided in this call.

Olena Jones

Olena is a CNHC and BANT registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner. She has a special interest in Nutrigenomics and Integrative Oncology. Olena has completed the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer Programme created by Dr Nina Fuller-Shavel, Director of Synthesis Clinic, which sets a new standard in cancer nutrition education in the UK, as well as expanding her knowledge with the Breast Cancer Advanced Practice Module. Her goal is to offer nutritional support to clients with complex and chronic conditions, e.g. cancer clients in pre- and post-treatment rehabilitation. As a BANT Practitioner she can assess and identify potential nutritional imbalances and understand how these may contribute to your symptoms and health concerns. She considers everyone to be unique and recommend personalised nutrition and lifestyle programmes rather than a 'one size fits all' approach.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to discuss any changes since your last visit and ask any questions. Please note that we ask for any nutrition diaries and forms to be completed at least 2 working days prior to your appointment.

Linda Sims

It is now widely recognised that nutritional therapy is a valuable tool in cancer prevention and for support prior, during and post treatment. Being told you have cancer can be truly life changing: most patients feel that control over their life has been taken away from them. My goal is to help my clients to feel heard and supported and to regain some of this lost control through food, self-care and lifestyle whilst helping them to navigate through the enormous amount of conflicting information that we are all exposed to on a daily basis. Whilst there are never any guarantees, there is ample scientific evidence showing that taking charge of our diet and lifestyle can help tip the balance in our favour. Everybody is different, every diagnosis is different, therefore, every nutritional plan is tailored to my clients’ needs, circumstances and abilities.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to discuss any changes since your last visit and ask any questions. Please note that we ask for any nutrition diaries and forms to be completed at least 2 working days prior to your appointment.

Emma Marshall

Emma is a registered Nutritional Therapist, Functional Medicine Practitioner and experienced chef who specialises in working with breast cancer patients. Constantly learning through formal education and research, Emma combines her evidence-based nutrition knowledge with over 25 years of cooking experience both in professional and domestic environments. This enables her to take the science of nutrition and the healing it can bring and make it accessible for her clients through her recipes and menu plans. Her focus is on nutrition, working with you to provide a personalised and supportive approach to identify and reduce your risks and optimise your overall outcome. She regularly uses functional testing and is experienced and has trained with genetics, stool testing, blood tests and hormone testing. Emma recently completed her Oncology Nutrition consulting certification programme and Dr Nina's Systems Approach to Cancer training.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to discuss any changes since your last visit and ask any questions. Please note that we ask for any nutrition diaries and forms to be completed at least 2 working days prior to your appointment.

Korina Karadimou

Korina is a BANT-registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner specialising in integrative cancer nutrition support. Her academic background is originally in psychology where she studied at the University of Athens, Greece. In 2016 she was diagnosed with Grade IV lymphoma (a form of blood cancer) and was disappointed at the lack of integrative support and poor nutritional knowledge of her standard medical team. As a lymphoma survivor, Korina subsequently embarked on a journey of studying Nutritional Therapy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London. She has also studied with Dr Nina Fuller Shavel since 2020, completing both the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer course and the Advanced Practitioner Module in Breast Cancer. She is also an ongoing member of Dr Nina’s close mentorship group, benefiting and learning from her vast knowledge & experience. Korina’s special areas of interest are blood cancers (haematological malignancies) and breast cancer. She has a keen interest in complex health cases where she combines both her behavioural science and nutritional therapy knowledge. Korina always follows a personalised, evidence-based approach to nutrition support and is experienced in using additional functional testing approaches, e.g. gut microbiome assessment and nutrigenomics testing.

Follow up consultations are designed to give you and your practitioner time together to review your progress since your last visit and for you to work together to empower you to take the next step on your health journey. It's a great opportunity for you to discuss any changes since your last visit and ask any questions. Please note that we ask for any nutrition diaries and forms to be completed at least 2 working days prior to your appointment.

Olena Jones

Olena is a CNHC and BANT registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner. She has a special interest in Nutrigenomics and Integrative Oncology. Olena has completed the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer Programme created by Dr Nina Fuller-Shavel, Director of Synthesis Clinic, which sets a new standard in cancer nutrition education in the UK, as well as expanding her knowledge with the Breast Cancer Advanced Practice Module. Her goal is to offer nutritional support to clients with complex and chronic conditions, e.g. cancer clients in pre- and post-treatment rehabilitation. As a BANT Practitioner she can assess and identify potential nutritional imbalances and understand how these may contribute to your symptoms and health concerns. She considers everyone to be unique and recommend personalised nutrition and lifestyle programmes rather than a 'one size fits all' approach.

This brief nutrition check-in allows you to review how you are getting on with the nutrition plan and ask for any further clarification.

Jody Middleton

Synthesis Clinic coordinator

This brief nutrition check-in allows you to review how you are getting on with the nutrition plan and ask for any further clarification.

Linda Sims

It is now widely recognised that nutritional therapy is a valuable tool in cancer prevention and for support prior, during and post treatment. Being told you have cancer can be truly life changing: most patients feel that control over their life has been taken away from them. My goal is to help my clients to feel heard and supported and to regain some of this lost control through food, self-care and lifestyle whilst helping them to navigate through the enormous amount of conflicting information that we are all exposed to on a daily basis. Whilst there are never any guarantees, there is ample scientific evidence showing that taking charge of our diet and lifestyle can help tip the balance in our favour. Everybody is different, every diagnosis is different, therefore, every nutritional plan is tailored to my clients’ needs, circumstances and abilities.

This brief nutrition check-in allows you to review how you are getting on with the nutrition plan and ask for any further clarification.

Emma Marshall

Emma is a registered Nutritional Therapist, Functional Medicine Practitioner and experienced chef who specialises in working with breast cancer patients. Constantly learning through formal education and research, Emma combines her evidence-based nutrition knowledge with over 25 years of cooking experience both in professional and domestic environments. This enables her to take the science of nutrition and the healing it can bring and make it accessible for her clients through her recipes and menu plans. Her focus is on nutrition, working with you to provide a personalised and supportive approach to identify and reduce your risks and optimise your overall outcome. She regularly uses functional testing and is experienced and has trained with genetics, stool testing, blood tests and hormone testing. Emma recently completed her Oncology Nutrition consulting certification programme and Dr Nina's Systems Approach to Cancer training.

This brief nutrition check-in allows you to review how you are getting on with the nutrition plan and ask for any further clarification.

Korina Karadimou

Korina is a BANT-registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner specialising in integrative cancer nutrition support. Her academic background is originally in psychology where she studied at the University of Athens, Greece. In 2016 she was diagnosed with Grade IV lymphoma (a form of blood cancer) and was disappointed at the lack of integrative support and poor nutritional knowledge of her standard medical team. As a lymphoma survivor, Korina subsequently embarked on a journey of studying Nutritional Therapy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London. She has also studied with Dr Nina Fuller Shavel since 2020, completing both the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer course and the Advanced Practitioner Module in Breast Cancer. She is also an ongoing member of Dr Nina’s close mentorship group, benefiting and learning from her vast knowledge & experience. Korina’s special areas of interest are blood cancers (haematological malignancies) and breast cancer. She has a keen interest in complex health cases where she combines both her behavioural science and nutritional therapy knowledge. Korina always follows a personalised, evidence-based approach to nutrition support and is experienced in using additional functional testing approaches, e.g. gut microbiome assessment and nutrigenomics testing.

This brief nutrition check-in allows you to review how you are getting on with the nutrition plan and ask for any further clarification.

Olena Jones

Olena is a CNHC and BANT registered nutritionist and nutritional therapy practitioner. She has a special interest in Nutrigenomics and Integrative Oncology. Olena has completed the NTEC certified Systems Approach to Cancer Programme created by Dr Nina Fuller-Shavel, Director of Synthesis Clinic, which sets a new standard in cancer nutrition education in the UK, as well as expanding her knowledge with the Breast Cancer Advanced Practice Module. Her goal is to offer nutritional support to clients with complex and chronic conditions, e.g. cancer clients in pre- and post-treatment rehabilitation. As a BANT Practitioner she can assess and identify potential nutritional imbalances and understand how these may contribute to your symptoms and health concerns. She considers everyone to be unique and recommend personalised nutrition and lifestyle programmes rather than a 'one size fits all' approach.