Ellie Cheale, BSc, RD

Qualifications & Experience

Meet Ellie, a UK HCPC Registered Dietitian who pursued her Nutrition and Dietetics degree at Plymouth University, graduating with Honours in 2019. Over the past four years, she has honed her skills in various healthcare settings, both in the NHS and private sectors, serving communities in Essex and Kent in the UK, followed by a re-location to Singapore over a year ago. Her extensive exposure to nutrition, gained through working in both acute hospital and outpatient community settings, equips her to combat a wide range of conditions and diseases.

Ellie's dedication led her to pursue additional certifications, including advanced dietary management of IBS and the Low FODMAP diet from Kings College London, a sports nutrition certification from Sports Nutrition Australia and a Mindfulness Certification. To ensure she delivers quality care, Ellie consistently stays updated with the latest nutritional research, incorporating it into her dietetic practice.

Approach

Ellie's approach embraces mindfulness, influenced by her personal experience with anxiety and IBS. She understands the deep connection between the body, mind and diet to overall health. Through her guidance, clients cultivate a positive relationship with food, making sustainable choices for their well-being. Her empathy creates a safe space for addressing emotional needs alongside nutritional goals, leading to true transformation.

Personal Life

Beyond her professional life, Ellie's love for cooking fuels her desire to discover and incorporate new recipes into her practice, making it enjoyable and manageable for her clients to embrace healthier meals and lifestyle habits.

Ellie's holistic approach to well-being extends to her passion for fitness. She loves yoga for its mind-body connection and inner balance. Running fuels her with energy and teaches perseverance, while kite surfing brings excitement and a connection to nature. Her active lifestyle inspires clients to find joy in physical activities that promote overall wellbeing.