The Health Survey for England (2006) reported that 1 in 3 children is now overweight or obese.

Children with weight problems are more likely to suffer health problems as adults.

If your child is overweight, a nutritional therapy programme will help you to introduce dietary and lifestyle changes that are sustainable and realistic.

An effective programme for achieving a healthy weight also includes goal setting, reward systems, changing habits and addressing disordered eating.

Simple dietary changes and nutritional supplementation can have a positive impact on behaviour, learning and mood.

Food intolerances, nutritional deficiencies and food additives have all been implicated in childhood behavioural problems.

The link between diet and children’s health may be particularly relevant to children affected by dyslexia, autism, ADHD and dyspraxia – yet all children can benefit from improved nutrition.