Feeling overwhelmed with nutrition advice for breast cancer?
You know that food plays an important role in recovery, but feel overwhelmed and lost with conflicting advice.
Find the right nutrition support
You might feel frustrated, wondering if you’re eating the right things to support recovery. You could be feeling anxious about certain foods (or supplements) but aren’t sure what’s safe or what actually makes a difference.
Maybe you think you’re doing the right things but don’t feel like you’re making progress. Maybe you’re worried about the cancer coming back.
When it comes to food and breast cancer, whatever you’re going through, I can help you cut through the confusion and find a way of eating that works for you.
Feel strong, confident, and in control of your health.
Why work with a breast cancer nutritionist?
If you’re in treatment
Breast cancer treatment can come with difficult side effects that make eating feel like a challenge. You may be experiencing some of the following:
- Struggling to find the energy to cook or eat well
- Foods you used to love might taste completely different
- Eating may feel like the last thing you want to do
- Good nutrition habits have gone out of the window
- Constipation, diarrhoea, or bloating from chemotherapy or medications
It’s important to eat in a way that supports your body during treatment, but this doesn’t mean forcing yourself to eat “perfectly”.
With the right approach, you can manage side effects and keep your strength up, even when food doesn’t seem appealing.
If you’re recovering after treatment
Things don’t usually go back to normal right away. Many people feel lost when it comes to food, wondering:
- How do I get my energy back?
- How do I manage my weight after treatment and hormone therapy?
- What should I be eating now to support my recovery?
- How can I feel like myself again?
The goal isn’t to overhaul your diet overnight or follow rigid food rules.
It’s about making realistic changes that fit your life, help you feel better, and give you confidence in your food choices.
If you want to reduce the risk of recurrence
Many people worry about whether their diet could affect their long-term health. You might be asking:
- Should I avoid certain foods, like dairy or soya?
- Do I need to take supplements?
- What does science really say about diet and breast cancer?
There’s a lot of misinformation online.
The most effective approach is one that’s based on research.
No more confusion. No more food fear.
Just a realistic approach that helps you to feel better and eat with confidence.
Making changes to your diet can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already dealing with so much. The goal is to make this simple, manageable, and tailored to your needs.
Step 1:
Book a free 15-minute call
Step 2:
Receive personalised nutrition support
Step 3:
Feel more in control of your health
What results can you expect?
“Joanna’s caring manner and expert knowledge were just what I needed to guide me in my next phase of recovery/getting back to pre-cancer times.”
“I loved Joanna’s approach to nutrition, the fact she encouraged me to try new foods, to not restrict my diet and enjoy the food I eat.”
Breast cancer nutrition packages
Everyone’s experience with breast cancer is different. I offer three levels of support. Whether you need ongoing guidance or a one-off session, there is an option that suits you.
Discover You
£325 (Focused guidance)
Includes a 60-minute assessment, detailed assessment report, one 40-minute follow-up, and a personalised nutrition plan.
Explore You
£425 (Targeted support)
Includes an initial 60-minute assessment, detailed assessment report, two 40-minute follow-ups, and a personalised nutrition plan.
Revitalise You
£785 (Comprehensive support)
Includes an initial 75-minute assessment, detailed assessment report, four 45-minute follow-ups, a personalised nutrition plan, and email support between sessions.
Book a free 15-minute call to find the right package
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Whatever stage you’re at in your breast cancer journey, you don’t have to navigate food and nutrition alone. The right support can make a huge difference.
Book a free 15-minute call, and let’s talk about the best approach for you.