Free consultations
for members of public
Experience the impact of nutritional therapy with two free Training Clinic consultations
Are you looking for free personalised nutrition and lifestyle advice?
We offer free student supervised online consultations. This is a fantastic opportunity to receive tailored nutrition and lifestyle advice while supporting the education of future health professionals.
“I found the whole experience positive and helpful; my health issues were researched extensively, and my personal advice was tailored to me not just a one for all approach.”
Training Clinic Client, March 2024
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Don't miss this valuable opportunity to receive two free, personalised nutritional therapy consultations under expert supervision. Sign up for our waiting list today and embark on your journey to well-being with the support of our dedicated student practitioners.
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Sign up to the listWhat’s involved?
Two free online consultations with a supervised student practitioner online (usually four weeks apart).
- A thorough discussion of your current health, diet, and lifestyle in a confidential and supportive setting.
- Personalised advice and recommendations based on your unique needs.
- A personalised plan emailed to you within 48 hours of the appointment.
- Access to discounts on supplement, tests and the ION Colourful Kitchen Cookbook
When can I book?
Sign up to our waiting list at ANY time by contacting clinic@ion.ac.uk or directly complete your registration form.
Appointments are available twice a year either in the months of September – December and in February – June semester every year.
Who can volunteer?
Our student consultations are open to people of all ages and backgrounds – whether you have specific health concerns or simply want to improve your diet.
Volunteers must be willing to openly discuss their general health and lifestyle habits.
Our students cannot currently work with anyone who has the following:
- Confirmed or suspected cancer diagnosis
- Receiving ongoing cancer treatment, including taking medication
- A past or current diagnosed eating disorder
- A BMI of under 16 or above 35
- Kidney disease
- Taking lithium, digoxin or warfarin
- Type 1 diabetes
- Epilepsy
- Gastric band
- Colostomy bag
- Depressive or personality disorders
- Dementia and Alzheimer’s
- Addictive disorders
- Active self-harm
“I found the whole experience positive and helpful; my health issues were researched extensively, and my personal advice was tailored to me not just a one for all approach. I felt extremely comfortable during my consultations and truly felt like the level of understanding and care was superior. I was given information in a way that I could understand fully so I can make changes that will benefit me. I am looking forward to future and fully putting into practice everything I have learnt.”
Training clinic client
“ I felt extremely comfortable during my consultations and truly felt like the level of understanding and care was superior. I was given information in a way that I could understand fully so I can make changes that will benefit me. I am looking forward to future and fully putting into practice everything I have learnt.”
Training clinic client
“I was given information in a way that I could understand fully so I can make changes that will benefit me. I am looking forward to future and fully putting into practice everything I have learnt.”
Training clinic client
Good to know
- You will be observed by a fully qualified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, fellow students (max 4) and occasionally other educational staff. Sessions are also recorded for marking and moderation purposes.
- To apply you need to be a resident in the UK
