Lorraine has been practicing nutritional therapy for almost 20 years (following a previous career in corporate communications), and her clinical work is focused on  individuals with complex, chronic conditions, such as gastrointestinal, cardiovascular or musculoskeletal disorders; as well as those seeking help during and after medical treatment for cancer.   

As a qualified Higher Education teacher, Lorraine teaches clinical nutrition to undergraduates (over the years at West London University, Greenwich University, ION, BCNH and CNELM); and she enjoys engaging with practitioners through delivering CPD seminars/webinars; and accredited supervision and mentoring sessions. She has authored/edited several nutrition books and is on the editorial board of the Nutritional Medicine Journal.  

Lorraine is passionate about 'mechanisms': how does the human body/brain work, how can nutritional interventions alter this, and how can we make sense of the ever-changing evidence base to best help students, practitioners and patients to benefit in the real world?