Nutritional Therapist, specialising in Fertility, Female Hormones, Pregnancy and Postpartum Support
*Please note: I am currently not taking on any new clients as I am on Maternity Leave from September 2019 and returning 1st June 2020*
Rosie Tadman (DipCNM, BANT and CNHC Reg) is a Nutritional Therapist who studied at the prestigious College of Natural Medicine, in London. Rosie now has a home clinic in Chorlton, Manchester. Although Rosie is also available for consultations over Skype, FaceTime and GoogleHangout.
Rosie uses Modern Science + Traditional Wisdom to support couples to conceive
and women with their hormones. Rosie looks at root causes rather than masking symptoms.
Rosie work with women who;
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are thinking about getting pregnant and want to ensure they are as healthy as possible
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are actively trying to get pregnant, through both natural and assisted routes (IVF, ICSI, IUI)
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Have a hormonal condition (PCOS, Endometriosis, Fibroids, Period issues)
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are pregnant and would like nutrition advice to support them to thrive through pregnancy
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Women who would like postpartum support
(whether this is 6 weeks after their baby is born or 6-years )
Rosie also supports Men in improving their sperm count, motility and morphology.
Rosie says: ‘I love my job! I have the responsibility of working with individuals and couples during times where they often feel at their most vulnerable and supporting them to optimise their health is a real privilege. I take my responsibility for each and every client extremely seriously and I will leave no stone unturned to ensure they can reach their optimum potential. That said, I believe the journey to optimum health should be empowering and enjoyable, even through the most difficult times’
To arrange a complimentary 20-minute discovery call.
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'Rosie was a calming, positive person who came along at just the right time for me. Instead of fixating on ovulation dates and my cycle – which can get very consuming – suddenly I had the much more gratifying and positive focus of maximising my health. Rosie was empathetic, realistic, pragmatic, and kind. Just what I needed.
Well, I got pregnant! And though I went to see Rosie about fertility, the effects were far reaching. Hormones impact on so many critical aspects of life that through tackling my diet and rebalancing my body, I was able to improve my sleep, regulate my mood and eliminate a near constant cold. Poor sleep and a rubbish immune system were two things that I thought were innate within my nature. Rosie showed me that didn’t have to be the case.'
Sophie