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Get healthy for good this new year! (Special offer)

By TTNutrition
December 27, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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TTNutrition

Posted December 27, 2014

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Posted December 27, 2014

Hello - I'm a certified Holistic Health and Nutrition Coach, working in East Dulwich with people on a one-to-one basis, and currently taking on new clients.

I work with women who want to reach their natural, healthy weight in a way that focuses on abundance rather than deprivation. Rather than solely weight loss, my approach focuses on all-round health, where we'll address both lifestyle and dietary factors, and work together to help you make healthy changes and habits for life. I strongly believe that fad dieting or 'quick fixes' are not healthy or sustainable, and do not work long-term.

Contact me today to book your free initial consultation and get your new year discount of 20% off your first two sessions (if booking the 6 month programme between 27-12-15 - 09-01-15.)

web: toritaylor.co.uk

email: [email protected]

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