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Florence Wylde Nicholas

Nutritional Therapist, Functional Medicine Practitioner, EFT Practitioner

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About Florence

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Florence is a registered Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner (AFMCP), her areas of focus include; Chronic digestive conditions (including SIBO, parasites, candida, IBD and ‘IBS’), complex conditions such as autoimmune conditions, neurological inflammation, chronic fatigue, mitochondrial dysfunction, viral illness, mould related illnesses. 

 

Throughout her years of practice, Florence has worked with a large number of clients with complex health conditions, often without diagnosis, she supports them by applying a person-centred, and individualised approach to care, meeting the client where they are in that moment and working with them accordingly. 

 

Florence has a friendly and approachable style.  She sees the value in building strong relationships with clients and getting to know them and all the details of their life. She works closely with clients to understand their health 'timeline' and how they got to where they are now. This process is empowering and allows clients to participate and take a crucial active role in their health journey. 

 

Florence is interested in digging deeper and helping people understand how stress and psychological health has a direct relationship with physical health and how making improvements to one, can often lead to positive changes with the other.  Often our clients come to us feeling very stressed and overwhelmed and Florence will help you understand your relationship with stress and how to change this through simple techniques and open discussion. 

 

Florence is also an Emotional Freedom Technique practitioner (EFT). EFT is often  described as 'emotional acupuncture', it is a gentle yet highly effective technique which can be used to address a wide range of concerns including anxiety, stress-related conditions as well as pain, obsessive behaviour and phobias. Florence implements EFT within her nutrition clinics and also offers it as a stand-alone therapy, where appropriate.