Jennifer believes that our individual backgrounds, preferences and needs mean that everyone will have their own “imperfectly perfect” way of eating.

How it all began

Jennifer’s career in nutrition started almost accidentally while looking for solutions to health issues that had developed while completing her Law degree. After visiting a nutritionist, at the suggestion of a friend, and making changes to her diet, she was shocked at how quickly her symptoms eased. Spurred on by the realisation that there was a powerful connection between diet and overall health, Jennifer began researching nutrition and teaching herself how to cook.

Many hours in the kitchen and some failed experiments later, a new passion was discovered, and she set up a successful health food catering business and a food blog to share her recipes. Yet, an increasing volume of conflicting information around diet in the public domain and a desire to help others compelled Jennifer to pursue her knowledge further and formally train at the College for Naturopathic Medicine, where she completed a three-year Nutrition diploma with distinction and eventually set up her clinic.

Her accessible yet evidence-based approach empowers people through education to confidently make the right decisions for their own unique body and ultimately afford them as long and healthy a life as possible. Keen to promote a positive and inclusive health message Jennifer combines ‘science-based nutritious with delicious’ in all of her work, encouraging people to embrace the joy of cooking from scratch and eating seriously tasty food.

Buzz about the Imperfect Nutritionist

  • "Jennifer is a talented, innovative and science-based nutritionist. Her unique 360-degree approach leaves no stone unturned in search of the answers. Holistic care at its best!"

    Lady Violet Manners

  • "This is a fab book where science-based nutrition meets easy, joyful, flavour-packed foods."

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  • "Easy-to-digest nutrition advice, with compelling lifestyle tips woven throughout."

    Nina Parker

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