“I believe that every mouthful counts, every person matters”
Jane is both a dietitian and Cordon Bleu chef with more than 30 years’ experience treating patients, and working alongside doctors and consultants to provide expert support for those facing illness.
Jane Clarke
Founder, BSc (Hons) SRD DSc
Jane is the author of nine best-selling books, was a columnist for over a decade for The Daily Mail, Observer, The Times and The Mail on Sunday, and regularly contributes on TV. She has worked with Jamie Oliver on several of his projects, including the School Meals revolution, which showed that people-power can bring about social change.
In 1991 Jane was the first person in the UK to open a private dietetic clinic, establishing a highly successful international specialist Nutrition and Dietetic practice that continues today. She advises some of the world’s leading sportspeople, entertainers and media professionals, and has been personal dietitian and nutritionist for David Beckham. She is particularly regarded for her work with those living with serious illnesses such as cancer, neurological degenerative conditions, eating disorders, digestive illnesses, skin disorders, dementia, heart disease, mental illness and stroke, supporting patients from early diagnosis right through to end of life care, across all ages, including paediatric cancers, genetic disorders and early onset dementia.
Jane founded Nourish by Jane Clarke, The Nourish Afternoon Tea and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate for her services to nourishing the vulnerable, with her unique combination of clinical expertise and culinary passion.
Gillian Ford
- PA to Jane Clarke
I grew up in Edinburgh but worked for over 30 years in London as a Personal Assistant before returning to Scotland in 2019.
Jane and I first met in 2013 through a patient of hers and when she asked me to join her in heading up her practice I didn’t hesitate! Jane’s energy and enthusiasm are infectious and we love supporting and helping patients and their families experience the power that nutrition can have in their lives.
