Nutritional therapy for women with persistent tiredness Tired all the time, and starting to think this is just how it is now?

You're coping.

There's just not much left of you by the end of it.

From the outside, you’re managing. Inside, you’re running on empty.

1

You wake up tired.

More time in bed hasn’t made the difference you hoped for. You crash mid-afternoon and get through the rest of the day on coffee and whatever’s easiest.

2

You keep putting your own life off.

Seeing a friend, going for a walk, making plans. It all gets pushed back. The weekend becomes time to recover from the week.

3

You've tried. It didn't stick.

The diets, the supplements, the plans that needed a complete overhaul. When nothing holds, it’s easy to start blaming yourself. It’s rarely a willpower problem.

Why the advice hasn’t stuck

The problem isn't what you know.

It's what you've got left to do it with.

If you’ve landed here, chances are you’ve already tried a lot.

Eating better. Getting an earlier night. Taking supplements. Trying to do a bit less.

Or telling yourself you’re fine and pushing through anyway.

And yet you still feel shattered.

When you’re running on empty, a new routine can feel like one more thing to keep up with.

Missed lunches, poor sleep and a week that never lets up can all affect how you feel. There can be several things contributing, which is why I look at your health, food, sleep and daily life together.

Then we agree where to start, with practical changes to support your energy that fit the week you actually have.

1

Steady your energy

Small changes to the meals you already eat, so your energy stops dropping out from under you.

2

Rebuild your headroom

Sleep, stress and recovery, worked around your actual evenings, not an ideal routine.

3

Make it yours

Understand what works for your body, so you can keep it going after we finish.

What clients have to say

Sian relaxing on the sofa with a cup of tea

Meet Sian

I know what it's like to get to the end of the day with nothing left.

I spent over 20 years balancing a demanding corporate career while raising two boys largely on my own.  I know the reality of the daily juggle: finishing a packed working day, making dinner, helping with homework and keeping the household running, while still checking work emails late into the evening. I didn’t truly switch off until I went to bed. Then I’d wake up and do it all over again.

Now I’m a BANT and CNHC registered nutritional therapist, trained at the Institute for Optimum Nutrition. I work with professional women who are tired all the time and still keeping everything going.

I understand why recommendations need to work in real life, not just on paper.

I won’t hand you another ideal routine. I’ll explain what’s happening in your body, and we’ll build changes that fit the week you actually have.

Working together

Understand what’s going on.
Know what to do next.

You don’t need to choose before we speak. We’ll work out what fits on a free discovery call.

For a clear starting point

Energy Review

A pre-session assessment, a 60-minute consultation and a personalised written plan. Around four weeks later, a check-in helps us review what has changed and clarify your recommendations.

For support while you make changes

The Energy Foundation

Twelve weeks of individual support, with six sessions, mid-week check-ins and personalised resources. We put changes into practice, review how they work for you and adjust them together.

You don't have to work it all out before we speak.

1

Book a free call

Fifteen minutes. Tell me what’s been going on and what you’d like to be different.

2

Find the right support

If we’re a good fit, I’ll recommend the option that makes sense. If not, I’ll say so.

3

Focus on what matters

We’ll identify your priorities and make practical changes that work within your life.

What we’re working towards

More room for the life you want to be living.

Steadier energy through the week. Fewer afternoon crashes. Less reliance on caffeine to get through.

An understanding of why you felt the way you did, so you stop blaming yourself for it.

And something left at the end of the day: less of your life organised around how tired you expect to feel.

Not ready to talk yet?

Why You're Still Tired

A free guide to the four patterns that most often sit behind persistent tiredness, how they build on each other, and why fixing one rarely shifts how you feel.

No meal plan. No supplement list. Just a clearer explanation. 

A few useful answers

It’s a short conversation about what’s been going on, what you’d like help with and whether I’m the right practitioner for you. If I am, I’ll explain which level of support I think would suit you best.

You don’t need to decide before contacting me. We’ll talk about what you need during the discovery call and I’ll recommend the most appropriate option.

Initial sessions usually last 60 minutes.  The first session is a chance to talk through what’s been going on for you, including your symptoms, routines, and current pressures. We use this time to build a clear picture and agree on sensible next steps. There’s no expectation to change everything at once.

Follow-up sessions are usually around 30 minutes. We’ll review how things are going, what you’ve noticed, what has or hasn’t been manageable, and adjust your plan where needed.

How often we meet depends on the level of support you need, and we’ll discuss what feels realistic for you.

No extensive preparation is needed. I’ll let you know in advance if there’s anything helpful to bring, so it doesn’t add to your workload.

Yes. My approach is designed to work alongside a full, demanding life. We focus on small, practical changes rather than adding more pressure.

I work with clients in Birmingham and across the UK via online consultations.

That’s exactly what the free 15-minute call is for. It’s a no-pressure way to talk things through and decide what feels right for you.

If I’m not the right practitioner, I’ll tell you and, where possible, point you towards someone better suited to what you need.

You've been getting on with it.
Let's give your energy some attention.

Tell me what’s been happening, what you’ve tried and what you’d like to be different. Fifteen minutes, free, no pressure.