Rebecca Jennings MSc ANutr

About me

I am based in Surrey & West Sussex and have a base Hove Therapy Rooms in Hove or at Lifeworks Community (Priory Group) in Woking.

I have an MSc in Human Nutrition from London Metropolitan as well as 2 CPD Modules from an MSc in EDs from UCL and CPD from an ED Training for dietitians. I have previously worked for 3 years in Sports Nutrition with the Chelsea Ladies Football Team, as well as working at The Priory Group for clients overcoming Distorted Eating. I am currently working at 2 Priory Group sites - Lifeworks Community where I have been since June 2017, and Arthur House since June 2019.

I am very passionate about helping people understand their eating habits, and feel at ease making choices that are catered towards their personal needs and goals.

I practice the Intuitive Eating & HAES approach with clients as I follow the belief that everyone is different, but food ultimately is to be enjoyed in a healthy and balanced way.

I also offer Skype sessions.

Training, qualifications & experience

MSc Human Nutrition

2 x MSc Modules in Eating Disorder Science & Eating Disorder Treatment.

CPD in ED Training for Dietitians.

3 years working in professional sport with Chelsea Ladies Football Club as well as consultancy work with UK Baseball + Softball.

I am also working at The Priory Group since June 2017 with Eating disorders - Anorexia, Bulimia, Binging/Purging and Orthorexia.

Nutrition topics

Information about health conditions (*) Nutritional therapy can help enhance the well-being of individuals diagnosed with serious medical conditions, but should not take the place of medical treatment and advice. If you have been diagnosed with - or suspect you may have - any of these conditions, please speak to your doctor before starting nutritional therapy or making any major changes to your diet or lifestyle.

Fees

Initial Consultation - £65

Follow up Appointment - £40

Nutritional Therapy Sessions - £65

Full Dietary Analysis - £15

Published articles

Should I be taking a sports supplement?

Sports nutritionists often get asked, "Should I be taking supplements?", "Will they improve my performance?" or...

The concept of periodized nutrition

The concept of periodization when it comes to a training program is well known and well applied within sport. The...

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