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Fiona Hamlin Registered Private Dietitian

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About

Fiona is a qualified HCPC Registered Dietitian and is passionate about educating and promoting good health and wellbeing. She has over 8 years of clinical experience in the NHS.

Fiona is an expert in behaviour change counselling and motivational interviewing and has a special interest in mental health including Eating Disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder and Diabulimia), Autism and Weight Management.

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I have over 10 years experience working specifically in mental health including eating disorders. I have worked in the NHS for over 13 years and currently work for a specialist eating disorder service in the North East. I work closely with clients to help improve their relationship with food and improve their overall health.

Online sessions are provided through Google Meet Online

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Fiona offers patient-centred, individualised advice and support in nutritional rehabilitation, taking into account the client’s medical, social and cultural situation. Fiona’s advice is evidence based, impartial and practical. She supports individuals to restore regular eating patterns, achieve a healthy weight and challenge food rules and beliefs. She also educates about food and appetite, as well as education on the effects of starvation on the body.

Clients may demonstrate restrictive or chaotic eating patterns and may compensate through various behaviours such as over-exercising, restricting, purging or laxative misuse. Eating disorders can have such a huge impact on a client’s quality of life, as well as on family and friends around them. Fiona is passionate about helping clients break their dietary rules and beliefs and begin to trust food again. She works with clients to develop a realistic, balanced food plan and work towards a healthy weight (known as ‘set point’). Other work may include practice with eating out, challenging feared foods or food groups and reducing ‘checking’ behaviours such as calorie counting and weighing foods. Fiona also works with families, friends or partners to provide advice around how best to support their loved one.

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