A psychologist-led reflective practice group for professionals working with food, eating behaviour, and mental health.
Food is complicated. The Thinking Space is a twice-monthly reflective practice group for professionals working with food, eating behaviour, and mental health, designed to help you navigate complexity with more clarity, confidence, and clinical skill.
The Thinking Space is designed to support allied health professionals such as PTs, nutritionists, nutritional therapists, and early career pracitioner psychologists.
The Problem
Working with food is rarely just about food.
You often encounter:
Resistance and ambivalence
Confusion and conflicting messages
Emotional eating and avoidance
Shame, control, and identity
clients who 'know what to do' but can’t do it
Your own biases and assumptions
And over time, this work can feel:
Slow
Uncertain
Emotionally demanding
Most practitioners are trained in what to recommend but far fewer are supported in how to work when things don’t go to plan.
What This Is
The Thinking Space is a structured, psychologist-led environment where you can:
Think through complex cases
Deepen your understanding of client behaviour and food theory
Build confidence in your decision-making
Develop language and strategies that actually move clients forward
Understand your role in your client's mind
How It Works
Two live online sessions per month (60 mins)
Each session includes:
Brief teaching or framing
Guided case discussion
Q&A and reflection
Small to mid-size group
Replay available for a limited time
Who It’s For
This space is for professionals who:
Work with food, nutrition, or eating behaviour
Encounter emotional or psychological complexity in their clients
Want to feel more confident navigating resistance, setbacks, and stuckness
What Makes This Different
This isn’t:
Generic CPD
Passive learning
Surface-level advice
I have been working with clients around the psychology and neuroscience of eating for over 15 years. The Thinking Space is designed to provides:
Applied thinking
Grounded in psychology theory
Shaped by real client work
Outcomes
Over time, you’ll develop:
Clearer clinical thinking
More confidence in difficult moments
Improved client progress
Reduced burnout and second-guessing
A supportive network of allied professionals
Pricing
£79/month
Includes:
2 live sessions per month
Opportunity to submit cases for discussion
Limited-time access to session replays
Cancel anytime.
The Thinking Space
Please note
The Thinking Space is designed for qualified or trainee professionals.
It is a reflective practice and educational space, not a substitute for formal supervision.
The Thinking Space is intended for educational and reflective practice purposes only. It does not constitute clinical supervision, therapy, or individual case management.
Participants remain fully responsible for their own professional practice, clinical decisions, and client outcomes. Attendance does not create a supervisory or therapeutic relationship with the facilitator.
All case material must be fully anonymised. No identifying information about clients may be shared.
Participants are expected to work within their own scope of practice and in accordance with their relevant professional and regulatory standards.
The facilitator reserves the right to guide, limit, or discontinue discussion where appropriate to maintain the integrity and safety of the space.