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My approach

My approach

My philosophy

A personalised approach

I am convinced that there is no single diet that suits everyone.

Every person is different, and every body reacts in its own way. A food can be perfectly well tolerated by one person and cause symptoms in another.

That’s why I take the time to understand your symptoms, habits, needs, tastes and daily life.

My goal is to build with you a way of eating suited to your situation and genuinely compatible with your life.

Understanding in order to act better

For me, supporting someone is not simply about giving them a list of foods to eat or avoid.

It is essential to understand your concern, your condition or your symptoms, but also to know why certain dietary adjustments can be useful.

I want to pass on simple, concrete knowledge so that you can better understand your body and make informed food choices.

No unnecessary restrictions

Certain dietary restrictions may be necessary for a period, particularly with digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome.

However, my goal is not to impose a long list of forbidden foods.

Instead, I want to help you identify what really suits you, adapt foods and quantities when necessary and, when possible, gradually reintroduce more variety.

A way of eating that fits into real life

A suitable diet has to fit into your daily life.

Family meals, outings, restaurants, holidays, work and the unexpected are all part of life.

That’s why I favour realistic, flexible and lasting solutions that let you take care of your health while continuing to live and enjoy your food.

Rediscovering the pleasure of eating

I understand the frustration of having to give up a food you particularly love.

For me, food should also remain a pleasure.

So we will look together for solutions to preserve the foods that matter to you, when your tolerance allows it, and find alternatives when necessary.

The goal is to help you find a calmer, more varied and enjoyable way of eating, without guilt.

Stress and digestion

Stress and emotions can also influence our digestion and our relationship with food.

My approach therefore takes the whole person into account, not just what they eat.

I want to support you with listening, empathy and kindness, so that you can better understand the links between your diet, your body and your daily life.

Towards greater independence

My goal is not for you to depend forever on a meal plan or on recommendations.

I want to give you the knowledge and tools you need to gradually become independent in your food choices.

Understanding your diet, learning to listen to your body and knowing how to adapt to different situations will help you move forward with greater confidence.