If you’ve been searching for say 'a naturopathic nutritionist in London', you might be wondering how this differs from seeing a regular nutritionist. While both can offer helpful guidance around food and health, naturopathic nutrition takes a more holistic, root-cause approach—looking beyond diet alone to explore how factors like stress, sleep, hormones, and digestion are all connected. At Cute Clinic, consultations are highly personalised, drawing on both modern science and traditional naturopathic principles to support long-term wellbeing. This whole-person method often brings clarity and lasting results for those feeling stuck, fatigued, or overwhelmed by conflicting advice.
Many people seek nutritional advice expecting a meal plan or a list of foods to eat and avoid. But food is rarely the whole story. When someone walks through the door at Cute Clinic, they’re often feeling confused, stuck, or let down by past experiences. They may have tried to “eat well” but still feel tired, bloated, foggy, or out of sync with their body.
This is where the naturopathic approach can offer something different, something deeper.
Rather than focusing on food in isolation, naturopathic nutrition looks at the body as an interconnected system, where symptoms are often the result of imbalance or depletion over time. We consider how digestion, stress, hormones, sleep, movement, and emotional wellbeing are all woven together—and how supporting one area can gently create shifts in another.
My own path into this work came from wanting to understand the ‘why’ behind health struggles. I trained at the College of Naturopathic Medicine because their philosophy aligned with what I intuitively believed: that the body wants to be well, and that with the right support, it often can be. I also draw on my background in social pedagogy, which helps me listen for the whole story, not just the symptom list.
In practice, this means our work together is highly personalised. We start with an in-depth consultation to understand your health history, day-to-day routines, past experiences with food and lifestyle changes, and what’s worked—or not—for you before. From there, we begin to piece together a picture of what might be out of balance, and how we can gently support your system back to a more resilient, comfortable place.
Clients often find that this process brings a surprising amount of clarity. Rather than trying to follow a rigid plan, they begin to understand what their body is communicating and how to respond. This might mean adjusting how they eat, but it might also mean exploring how stress is affecting digestion, or how inconsistent sleep is knocking hormones out of sync.
Over time, many people notice they feel lighter in their body and mind. Their energy stabilises, digestion improves, moods even out, and sleep becomes more restful. They also describe a shift in confidence, feeling more attuned to their needs, less anxious about what to eat, and more empowered to make decisions that support their wellbeing.
This isn’t a quick-fix approach, but it is a meaningful one. It’s about understanding the patterns behind your symptoms and responding with care and consistency. And while food is often a key part of the work, it’s never the whole picture.
If you’re curious about whether naturopathic nutrition could support you, I offer a free discovery call where we can talk through what’s been going on for you and whether this might be a helpful next step.
If you're curious? you’re welcome to book in for free, or read more about how I work.
Cute Clinic, founded by Simona Venckute, is a health and wellbeing practice focussed on naturopathic nutrition and functional medicine. Simona is BANT accredited and registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council, General Naturopathic Council, Association of Naturopathic Practitioners and is based in Chiswick, London with her family.
