Food is one of life’s central pleasures.
We know that altered eating steals joy from people’s lives. When food doesn't taste as it once did, or isn't as straightforward to eat anymore, it is a big deal. We know from working with COVID-19, cancer and many other areas, changes in how food tastes or in how you can eat can make mealtime seem like a burden. It can be challenging to know what to eat and to find a way to eat with others. All of this can also feel isolating, not least if no-one quite understands what its like. But it doesn't have to be that way.
The loss of joy in food and the importance of socialising around food underscore our innovative assessements and with better insight, skills and tips, we help you adapt. We also offer 'food play' and opportunities for gathering together with people who also live with altered eating.
We are developing a new specialist altered eating service that will be the first of its kind. A detailed assessement and exploration of how your relationship with food has changed enables you to better understand why some foods work better than others, how better to adapt cooking to meet your needs and desires. Stay tuned for how you can access this service soon.... very soon....