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To find a BCNH qualified Nutritional Therapist, please click on the link ABOVE.
Kate Osborne received her diploma from BCNH in 2007. Based in Crouch End, she runs practices from The Healthy Living Centre in Islington and The Feel Good Centre in Moorgate. Her main areas are weight loss, fatigue, digestive problems and hormonal issues. Kate became a tutor for BCNH in 2009 and is currently tutoring for Level 3. To book an appointment, please go to her website: www.kateosborne.co.uk or email: kate@kateosborne.co.uk
Alia has just published her first book I Want Healthy Kids, featuring several contributions from her fellow BCNH graduates. Alia is also a co-author of a book 101 Great Ways to Improve Your Health. Alia also writes health articles for various publications, conducts lectures and seminars and heads a number of weight loss projects. www.AliaAlmoayed.com
Sally Beare received her diploma from BCNH in 2007. Whilst attending BCNH she wrote two books, The Live-Longer Diet - Secrets of the World’s Longest-Living People (Piatkus, UK, 2003); now re-released as The Anti-Ageing Diet; and 50 Secrets of the World’s Longest-Living People (Marlowe Publishing, NY, 2006). The books have been translated into many languages worldwide. 50 Secrets received the following review from renowned U.S. author Jimmy Moore: ‘With the glut of health, diet, and nutrition books on the market today, how can you cut to the chase and find just one that will tell you what you need to be doing to live a long and healthy life? Well, now you have one. It’s called 50 Secrets of the World’s Longest-Living People [it] is a book that should be in every home, school, and library in the United States of America. If it was, then I assure you that radical changes would take place in obesity, sickness, prescription drug use, sugar consumption, the fast food industry and so much more…’
Sally recently moved to Bristol after spending 6 years in Pakistan and has begun practising nutritonal therapy from the Natural Health Clinic (www.thenaturalhealthclinic.com). As well as seeing private clients she will be participating in the clinic's new outreach programme to bring better nutrition to housebound members of the community. Sally also lectures annually on the subject of Ageing and Anti-ageing to BCNH students.
Sally's website address is www.sallybeare.com. Please click on the following link to see covers pages of Sally's books:- Sally's books
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Since qualifying last year, I have set up a practice, working from home. The practice is growing steadily, and I find that I am learning more and more each day. I have written some articles for various magazines, have appeared on some TV shows, and have started to do talks. People are very impressed with my level of knowledge – and I have BCNH to thank for that – for providing such a thorough and interesting course.
As a trained chef, Suné has over 10 years experience working in professional kitchens. Recognising the power of food to improve overall well-being, she elected to study at the prestigious UK College of Nutrition and Health where she qualified in 2006.
Drawing on these experiences, she has developed a unique approach to nutritional therapy that combines a scientific approach to health with a gourmet approach to food. Suné runs two busy practices from the CityPoint Club in Moorgate and Market Sports in Shoreditch. She was guest nutrition moderator on Jamie Oliver’s website in 2009. Suné collaborates with a team of Nutritional Therapists called ‘The Nutrition Coach’ and as a team they have regular media coverage, provide food consultancy services for corporate and catering sector as well as offer a myriad of different courses as well as corporate speaking.
To find out more visit www.thenutritioncoach.co.uk or e-mail sune@thenutritioncoach.co.uk
Jenny Hargreaves graduated from BCNH in March 2007. She runs a private practice in Bromley specializing in paediatric nutrition. She has personal experience of learning disorders such as Autistic Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. Jenny is also very interested in mental health problems such as Bipolar Disorder, Epilepsy, depression and Alzheimer's.
She conducts seminars at schools, both primary and secondary and provides consultancy services to special needs schools on all aspects of nutrition.
Email: nutrition.science@btinternet.com
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Jill graduated from BCNH in March 2005. She now runs a private practice in a GP's surgery in Hampstead Garden Suburb and treats a wide variety of conditions including but not limited to diabetes, hypertension, gout, heart disease, as well as general health concerns such as elevated cholesterol levels and obesity. If you would like to make an appointment or require further information please visit Jill’s website address www.jillespinosanutrition.co.uk or you can contact me her via her mobile or e-mail address
Mobile: 07736-871960 Email: jillalexanderespinosa.fsnet.co.uk
Claudia Norris gained her Licence to Practice Nutritional Therapy in November 2004. Since then she has developed a 12 week weight management programme tailored to Bedfordshire Police Force which has had 64 participating Police Officers to date. She regularly gives nutrition seminars to large organisations such as MBNA bank, Coutts and Prudential.
Claudia is also part of an ‘executive health team’ working to improve the health of directors across Unilever. She also works for Mitsui Insurance who sponsor their staff to have nutritional consultations. Claudia is also developing her private practice, mainly in West London and is a Year 1 tutor at BCNH.
Mobile: 07855 313 229, Email: nutrition@claudianorris.com
Web: www.claudianorris.comTOP
Hilary Thomas graduated from BCNH with Distinction in March 2006. She now has a very busy private practice at an Osteopathy clinic, and also at a gym, both in Thorpe Bay in Essex, where she treats a wide range of conditions from clients wanting to improve their diet, to weight loss, arthritis, depression, diabetes, digestive problems, eating disorders, child, male & female health and many, many, more.
Hilary is now also receiving referrals from local GPs and writes nutrition articles for local magazines. 2007 in Murcia, Spain, Hilary will be running a 10 day detoxification programme which also includes many holistic therapies, these will take place during the months of March, April, May, June, September, October and November.
Following graduation at BCNH, Simon was invited to become a Tutor at the college, and is now helping the ‘next generation’ of nutritional therapists. In addition to running his own practice (Nutricoach) based in North Cotswold, Simon provides nutritional advice to Vom Fass UK Ltd on their healthy oil products, and has a regular feature on the Vom Fass website, issuing monthly nutrition & health-related newsletters, and hosting a Q & A column. He is also a freelance nutritionist working alongside Andrea Russu Personal Training.
Since graduating Shelley has been doing workshops and running weight loss programmes at health centres. Shelley runs a healthy eating workshop in Peckham for a Nigerian congregation. She receives great feedback on this, consequently many members are now reviewing their diets and lifestyle. Due to this workshop she is also running a "Lone parent workshop".
Shelley is getting great results in the health centre where people are losing weight over a period of 6 week, whilst at the same time they have been re-educated on healthy eating. Shelley has also received some fantastic opportunities within the media.
For further information please contact Shelley be email at nutrition.consultant@hotmail.com
The benefits of nutritional therapy are well documented. Nutrition can help chronic diseases, pain management, mental health problems, weight and eating disorders, it can boost immunity, protect against degenerative diseases, enhance sport performance, increase fertility and help improve skin conditions, among others.
BCNH consultations are structured in a way that is best suited to each person based on her or his current condition. In this way, the clients will achieve maximum benefit from their programme.
The first consultation may take about 1.5 hours. The main focus of the first consultation is on diet and lifestyle analysis, as all major health problems root from these factors. A holistic examination of various profiles (e.g., immunity, cardiovascular profile, toxicity profile, etc), and their effects on any current health problems is also explored. The individual's biochemical status and emotional factors are also considered. From these we prepare a report and recommendations, which are thoroughly explained at the consultation.
Apart from science-based evidence, we believe in working with the medical profession, not against them. We see Nutrition as a complementary therapy, not as an 'alternative'.
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