Lottie’s passion has always been to make a difference to people’s wellness.

After her personal experience of being diagnosed with multiple auto-immune diseases, and a primary Immunodeficiency, Lottie visited a functional medicine practitioner to seek more answers than the NHS could provide, and the outcome was life-changing. This gave her the opportunity to see first-hand the holistic approach to true health and wellbeing that cannot be found when you merely fight fires downstream. If you are asking the question as to why you find yourself unwell or feel out of balance, but don’t feel heard, you need to look to the cause, Lottie will hear you, and help you find answers for these important questions

Having personally travelled the journey of the ‘one size fits all’ medical approach to auto-immunity, Lottie has chosen to help others by specialising in all aspects of autoimmunity, aiming to get to the reasons behind the immune system becoming imbalanced, and restore calm, balanced health long term. We know that gut health is imperative for immune health, so she specialises in gut dysfunction and gut health.

Lottie says ‘I do not like umbrella terms like IBS when you haven’t been supported to recreate balance in the microbiome. If you have any symptoms in your gut, there will be something that is out of balance, which, if not re-balanced, can have ramifications now or at a later date for ill health.

Lottie trained as a Nutritional Therapist through the College of Naturopathic Medicine and has travelled to America to train in the concepts of functional medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine and the Personalised Lifestyle Medicine Institute. Lottie has been trained to use the functional medicine approach and works using this at the core of all areas of work.

Lottie is also a physiotherapist and over the last 15 years has worked in many areas but specialised in children’s health, autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, as well as joint and muscular problems like Muscular dystrophy, hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Juvenile arthritis.

Having worked in these areas as a hands-on physio, she realised the importance of combining health from the inside out using nutrition and functional medicine as well as physiotherapy. Lottie went on to better her education further in this field and has a Fellowship in ADHD.

“Physiotherapy and functional medicine drawn together is such an amazing way to work, as I understand not only how the body works physically from years of hands on therapy, but also, the ‘why’ behind disease, pain and inflammation and how to address this both physically, and at a microscopic cellular level!”

Please don’t sit alone with symptoms that we can change. It may have become your normal but it is not normal!

We have one life, let me help you to live your best.