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About Susan

“I understand the pressures people face, the lack of time for exercise after a hard day at work, the fear of trying out new approaches to health. My professional qualifications give me the knowledge to help people try different ways to tackle old problems. We don’t have to commit to self-denial but we can all make small changes to become more active and healthier. It’s all about helping people to feel better.”

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Professional qualifications

Susan qualified as a Registered Dietitian in 1992 at the Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. She worked in the food industry for 20 years before starting her private practice in Canada, and then moved to London to study for her Masters at the University of Roehampton, where she specialised in the treatment of obesity.

While studying for her Masters, Susan researched the diagnosis and treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and lectured in the Dietetics Department at the London Metropolitan University. Susan has an eCertificate from Cornell University in plant-based nutrition.

 Since qualifying in 1992 Susan has worked in hospitals, schools and in the community. Her private practice offers tailored nutritional education to patients, clients and students, and she works for the Government of Jersey’s Public Health department, helping families facing obesity to live healthy lives.

Motivation

 Susan lives the life she recommends for her clients: she runs with friends, she loves to cook, try out new recipes and stay fit.

“My career is also my lifestyle. I wouldn’t recommend anything that I haven’t tried myself. And it’s not about dieting and restricting what we can eat. It’s about making small changes in our lives that will improve our health for the long term.”

Holistic Wellness Coaching

Clinical excellence through online counselling

Todays Dietitian

There has been a surge in popularity amongst clients, particularly from at-risk individuals such as pregnant women or cancer patients, making it a necessity that clinicians take their practice virtually to meet the needs of their clients. Susan has been offering online counselling services to meet this demand.

Susan has published on article on this trend in the February 2021 issue of Dietetics Today. Read more at  Dietetics Today article

Services

Services

Susan offers counselling and nutritional advice for those who want to lose weight and live a healthier lifestyle. 

She specialises in:

  • IBS and FODMAPS

  • Vegetarianism and Veganism

  • Paediatrics

  • Diabetes

  • Sports

  • Allergy/intolerances

  • IBS and FODMAPS

  • Vegetarianism and Veganism

  • Paediatrics

  • Diabetes

  • Sports

  • Allergy/intolerances

Susan’s nutritional advice is tailored to each person so they can achieve healthy and long-term weight loss. 

“I love to meet people, hear their stories and help them figure out how we can work together to improve their health. I enjoy seeing people’s wellbeing improve as they work through the programme, and as well as offering face to face consultations I am always available online. We can all face difficult moments and I’m there for my clients when they hit a wall.”


PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND Credentials

Susan is always keeping up with advances in nutritional research, and offers nutrigenomics – genetic testing to establish how genes predispose people to certain diseases.

 Susan is accredited by the British Association of Dieticians to work in the field of workplace wellbeing, and can offer companies tailored, workplace wellness programmes.

 Susan enjoys doing remote coaching to global members of the Betterup career coaching programme, which helps members reach their potential in health and wellbeing and discover purpose and passion at work.