Nutricoach - About Nutricoach

Nutricoach is a private nutrition consultancy, run by Simon Lewis Dip BCNH, MBANT, MCMA, NTCC. Based in the North Cotswolds, between Moreton-in-Marsh and Shipston-on-Stour, Nutricoach has clients as far afield as London, Essex, Kent, Hampshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Derbyshire. Simon also holds regular consultations at the Shipston Natural Health Centre in Shipston-on-Stour, and the Raleigh Park Clinic (formerly Bell Trees Natural Health Clinic) in Oxford.

Simon is a qualified Nutritional Therapist, and studied at the UK College of Nutrition and Health (BCNH) in London. He later became a Clinical Tutor at the College, holding the post for nearly 3 years. In 2008, Simon was appointed as a Clinical Assessor and tutor at the University of Worcester.

He is registered with the following professional bodies and associations: Nutritional Therapy Council (NTC), British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT), the Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC), and the Complementary Medical Association (CMA). Simon was elected as a member of BANT's Governing Council in 2007. He is also a recognised PruHealth Provider (no. PRU3607692), and a registered YorkTest Practitioner.

Simon first became aware of the impact of food on health during his teens, when he found that by cutting down on the "4 C's" (chocolate, caffeine, citrus and cheese) the frequency and severity of his migraines dramatically reduced.

In addition to private one-to-one consultations, Simon has contributed to a book on Child Nutrition, writing a section on how food additives may affect children’s health and behaviour. He is a regular contributor to articles in publications such as ‘Zest’, ‘Elan’, ‘Healthy’, 'The Oxford Times' and ‘Limited Edition’, and occasionally provides nutritional advice to companies on their products or assists in an educational capacity.

Simon has also been a 'guest nutritionist' on BBC Essex Radio, and co-hosted a 'healthy oils and vinegars' tasting session at Harrods.