My first career was in commercial property. Health, let alone relationships, was not the plan.

What became the London Clinic of Nutrition began as something closer to a passion project, and grew into a practice that has now helped more than 25,000 people in the UK and abroad. For most of that time my work was functional medicine: the complicated, unglamorous business of helping people with conditions that conventional medicine had struggled to shift. Chronic fatigue. Lyme disease. Autoimmune illness. The cases other people had given up on.

That work taught me something I did not expect. The longer I sat with people whose bodies were not healing, the more often I found something underneath the illness that had nothing to do with biochemistry. Old wounds. Patterns of relating learned long ago and never questioned. Marriages quietly failing while the body kept the score.

I trained in Internal Family Systems to work with that layer properly. Then I found the work of Terry Real and his Relational Life Therapy, and it reframed everything. Here was a way of working with couples that was honest, direct and genuinely useful, rather than neutral and endless. The more relational work I did, the more it became the centre of my practice rather than the edge of it.

This site is where that work now lives.