Alice Connolly
About me
I’ll start with what’s important to you. As a Royal Tunbridge Wells based Specialist Dietitian focused on wellness, fertility and hormonal balance, I give specialised nutrition and dietary coaching rooted in what matters to you.
From the nutritional management of chronic health conditions to safe and sustainable weight-loss programmes, I'll use my knowledge and skills gained over 10 years in NHS clinical practice to help you meet your health goals.
While I’m delighted to meet and support clients on all kinds of journeys, I specialise in women's/ AFAB nutrition, obesity, Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), fertility nutrition and behaviour change coaching.
Remote and in-person consultations available
Training, qualifications & experience
Qualifications & expereince:
- Bsc Nutrition & Dietetics; Kings College London
- Specialist training in obesity, women's / AFAB health & fertility nutrition
- Specialist communication skills; motivational interviewing and self-management support
Current roles:
- Senior Specialist Dietitian - freelance; remote or in person in Tunbridge Wells
- Teaching Fellow - Kings College London (Dietetics course)
- Contractor - training clinicians in advanced communications @ Whittington Health NHS
Previous roles:
- Senior Specialist Dietitian - Xyla Health & Wellbeing (weight management and diabetes prevention)
- Senior Specialist Weight Management Dietitian - Homerton NHS Trust
- Contractor - training clinicians in advanced communications @ Whittington Health NHS
Member organisations
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Registration means that a health professional meets national standards for their professional training, performance and conduct.
Nutrition topics
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