What We Treat
Evidence-based nutrition therapy delivered by an HCPC-registered, NHS-trained dietitian. Every consultation is personalised, clinically rigorous, and compassionate.
Online via video call
UK-wide, flexible scheduling
In-person consultations
Available at select locations
Flexible appointment times
Including evenings and weekends
Patient Services
Ghislaine works with patients across a wide range of conditions. Select any area below to see the specific conditions treated. If you don't see your condition listed, please get in touch — the list below is not exhaustive.
Professional Services
In addition to patient-facing work, Ghislaine offers training, education, and research services for GP practices, NHS teams, and healthcare organisations.
Specialist nutrition training sessions for GPs, allied health professionals, and multidisciplinary teams — evidence-based, practical, and tailored to clinical settings.
EnquireEngaging online webinars on nutrition topics for healthcare professionals and organisations, covering the latest clinical evidence and best practice.
EnquireClinically accurate, accessible nutrition content for publications, websites, and patient resources — written by a registered dietitian.
EnquireCollaboration on nutrition research projects, clinical audits, and service development. Experience in homelessness and inclusion health research.
EnquireResearch & Inclusion Health
Ghislaine holds a Clinical Nutrition Fellowship with Pathway — the UK's leading charity dedicated to improving healthcare for people experiencing homelessness and inclusion health populations. In this role she works as a Research Dietitian, advancing the evidence base for nutrition in some of the most underserved communities in the UK.
She also sits on the Pathway Nutrition Committee, contributing to national guidance, policy development, and best practice standards for nutrition care in inclusion health settings — including homelessness, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities, sex workers, vulnerable migrants, and people leaving prison.
Learn about PathwayPathway Fellowship — advancing nutrition care for people experiencing homelessness and inclusion health populations across the UK.
Building the evidence base for nutrition in inclusion health — homelessness, vulnerable migrants, people leaving prison, and other underserved groups.
Contributing to national guidance, policy, and best practice standards for nutrition care across inclusion health settings.
Ready to Start?
Take the first step towards better health. All consultations are with Ghislaine Swinburn, HCPC-registered dietitian.