Let’s cut straight to the point…

Seeing a Dietitian is anecdotally associated with feelings of judgement and unwanted guidance about lifestyle change. I get it, who wants to be told what to eat or what body shape to aspire to?!

In particular, people with coeliac disease see health professionals less often than those with other chronic medical conditions, despite the higher treatment burden of coeliac disease and national recommendations for long-term follow-up.

We know that a following a gluten free diet can have a massive impact on quality of life, and there may often be emotional and psychological impacts of the disease. Simply following a dietary advice sheet may not be enough and seeking information about gluten-free products online may not always be helpful and is sometimes inaccurate.

For these reasons, having a medical professional and a dietitian in your long-term management plan is really important.

Meet Your Coeliac Dietitian, Jessica

Hi, I’m Jessica! I’m a coeliac dietitian with 10+ years of experience, and I’m passionate about helping families confidently navigate a new diagnosis of coeliac disease and assist those who may be suffering with ongoing symptoms and/ or uncertainty around the gluten free diet. Through my personalised 1:1 consultations, I help my clients feel empowered to make gluten free food choices that they enjoy whilst restoring their gut health.

Surprisingly, the core advice around coeliac disease hasn’t evolved much since my own diagnosis 14 years ago. While the gluten-free market has developed, many still feel overwhelmed due to the lack of proper guidance on managing their health with a gluten-free diet.

Whether you're newly diagnosed or have lived with coeliac disease for years, I'm here to guide you through every hurdle – from interpreting routine bloodwork to ensuring your child’s well-being at school.