Dietetics

Nutrition plays an important role in many areas of your healthcare. Our dietitians work with you to understand your needs and provide clear, practical guidance — always as part of your integrated care team.

We offer nutrition support for a wide range of conditions, including:

• Digestive diseases and gut health, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
• Weight management and weight loss (bariatric) procedures
• Long-term conditions, managing diabetes, and heart and kidney health
• Nutritional support in hospital, including critical care
• Neurological conditions, where nutrition or swallowing may be affected
• Specialist enteral (tube) feeding or intravenous nutrition
• Women’s health, including menopause, polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), endometriosis and fertility support

What to expect at your first appointment

Your first appointment begins with a detailed conversation. We take the time to understand your health, your current eating habits and what you would like to achieve.

We may talk about:

• Your symptoms and medical history
• Your eating patterns and lifestyle
• Any treatments or upcoming procedures
• Your preferences and goals

From there, we will work with you to create personalised recommendations.

A Team Approach to Care

Good nutrition has a positive impact on so many aspects of your health. That is why our dietitians work closely with consultants, nurses and other specialists to provide personalised care that supports your overall well-being.

Meet our dietitians and learn more about their expertise.

• Bini Suresh: Bini is Head of Therapy Services and Nutrition & Dietetics, overseeing dietetics, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language therapy. She specialises in complex nutrition, weight management, diabetes and women’s health.
• Aoife Lynch: Aoife is a gut specialist dietitian specialising in complex gastrointestinal conditions. She provides practical, evidence-based nutrition support to improve symptoms and quality of life.
• Vivian Lee: Vivian is an advanced specialist dietitian in obesity and bariatric surgery with expertise in weight management and metabolic health. She provides holistic, evidence-based nutrition care for bariatric surgery, diabetes, PMOS, cardiovascular health and preconception.
• Louise Bennion: Louise is a dietetic assistant and a registered associate nutritionist (ANutr) with expertise in obesity and weight management. She promotes a holistic, “health at every size” approach to nutrition.
• Gopi Mistry: Gopi specialises in intestinal failure, critical care, and complex enteral and parenteral nutrition, with expertise in gastrointestinal surgery and cardiothoracic transplantation.
• Annie Harper: Annie specialises in neurological nutrition, with expertise in enteral feeding, swallowing difficulties, malnutrition and other complex nutritional needs.
• Marta Wlodarczak: Marta is a registered associate nutritionist (ANutr), experienced in weight management, cardiovascular health and diabetes. She provides evidence-based nutrition advice to Executive Health patients.
• Abigail D’Souza: Abby is a clinical dietitian with expertise in cardiology, liver transplantation, gastroenterology, surgical oncology, critical care, and enteral and parenteral nutrition.
• Tamina Ahmed: Tamina is a dietitian experienced in mental health, neuropsychiatric conditions, weight management, diabetes and disordered eating. She also has expertise in oral, enteral and parenteral nutrition management.
• Pascalyn Annoh: Pascalyn is a specialist dietitian in gastroenterology. She provides evidence-based nutrition care across the full patient pathway, from critical care and in hospital medicine and surgery to community clinics.

Your nutrition needs may change over time, especially during treatment or recovery. We will continue to partner with you, adjusting recommendations as your needs evolve.

Paying for Private Dietetics Care

We understand that cost is an important part of planning your care. Cleveland Clinic London offers the option to self-pay or use private medical insurance. Our team can guide you through your options and provide clear information about fees before your appointment, so you know what to expect.

Do I Need a Referral for Dietetics Care?

We accept self-referrals, referrals from GPs, consultants and other medical health professionals. If you have questions about referrals, please contact us.

What’s Next?

Understanding the role nutrition plays in your health and well-being can feel overwhelming and confusing, particularly if you are managing a medical condition. Our expert dietetics team is here to provide clear, practical and evidence-based guidance, so you can make confident decisions and work toward achieving your goals.