Our Practitioners

Yağmur is a UK-registered dietitian who believes that "tired is not a personality trait." With over a decade of experience across the NHS and private clinical practice, she has moved beyond the traditional "calories in vs. calories out" model to focus on the intersection of metabolic health and nervous system regulation.

Specialising in women’s health—specifically PCOS, hormonal balance, and burnout—Yağmur helps individuals decode the root causes of chronic fatigue, bloating, and energy crashes. Her methodology blends evidence-based clinical nutrition with functional insights, teaching clients how to work with their body’s natural rhythms rather than fighting against them.

Yağmur’s approach is defined by regulation, not restriction. She translates complex nutritional science into practical, "real-life" strategies that prioritise stress resilience and internal safety. Known for her warm, empathetic presence, she moves her clients away from the anxiety of "quick fixes" and toward a state of long-term health, resilience, and genuine control.

Haritha Pattabhi is an experienced UK-registered Nutritional Therapist and NLP Coach with a postgraduate diploma in Personalised Nutrition and an MSc in Health Promotion. She supports people navigating a wide range of health concerns, including digestive issues, skin problems, low energy, poor sleep, and hormonal imbalances.

Many of her clients come to her feeling exhausted, frustrated, and unsure where to begin. They may have tried different approaches, read conflicting advice, or felt overwhelmed by where to start with dietary and lifestyle changes that could positively influence their health. Haritha offers a calm, structured space where clients feel heard, understood, and supported.

Haritha works in partnership with her clients to design a personalised, evidence-based plan that reflects their individual body, circumstances, and aspirations for their health. This also includes:

• Targeted testing to help uncover potential underlying imbalances such as nutritional deficiencies.
• A tailored supplement plan (where appropriate).
• Practical recipes, resources and strategies that fit comfortably into daily life.

Throughout the journey, clients are supported every step of the way. Haritha’s aim is not just to improve symptoms, but to help clients build clarity, confidence, and sustainable habits that lead to meaningful improvements in their health.

Neil helps guitarists, particularly flamenco guitar players, achieve greater freedom, control and confidence, while also looking after their physical health so they can continue enjoying the guitar for many years. He works both with players who are already experiencing pain, discomfort or playing limitations, and with those who want to prevent issues before they arise.

Long hours of practice and the constant repetition of techniques such as picado, arpeggios and rasgueados can place significant strain on the musculoskeletal system, affecting the neck, shoulders, back, arms and hands. This may lead to pain, stiffness, tendinopathy, nerve compression, osteoarthritis, weakness, poor coordination or fatigue, reducing both performance and enjoyment of the instrument.

His understanding of these issues comes from his knowledge of personalised nutrition, mobility and biomechanics, as well as years of studying and playing flamenco guitar. Having experienced and overcome many of these challenges himself, he understands how frustrating and limiting they can be, and that meaningful improvements are often possible when the underlying causes are addressed.

These symptoms are not solely related to playing technique. Factors such as nutrition, recovery, stress, posture, prolonged sitting, and a reduced capacity for load in muscles, tendons and joints can all influence energy, coordination and the body’s ability to adapt to the demands of musical practice.

Through a personalised approach that integrates nutrition, targeted strength and mobility work, lifestyle habits and stress and nervous system regulation, Neil helps identify and address the root causes of these issues. With a deep understanding of guitar-specific biomechanics and the integration of strength and mobility work, he takes a long-term, holistic approach to performance, helping guitarists enjoy more days where playing feels comfortable, fluid and sustainable.