Personalised nutrition and lifestyle support for long-term health

Evidence-based guidance to help you restore energy, improve digestion, balance hormones and feel well — through midlife and beyond.

When your health stops feeling straight forward

I work with women who are often doing everything “right” — but still struggling with low energy, stubborn weight changes, digestive issues, or symptoms that don’t come with clear answers.

My role is to help you make sense of what’s going on and support your health with a personalised, evidence-based approach.

A thoughtful, whole-person approach to health

I’m Tracey Darrousez, a Registered Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner. I work with women who are often managing multiple demands – careers, families, stress and change -while dealing with health concerns that don’t resolve with simple advice.

My work is grounded in personalised nutrition and lifestyle medicine, with a focus on understanding root causes rather than chasing symptoms. Many of the women I support are navigating hormonal shifts alongside fatigue, digestive issues, sleep problems or longer-term health concerns – menopause is rarely the whole story.

I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to this work, offering calm, evidence-based guidance that fits real life. Together, we focus on practical strategies that support your health now and over the long term.

How I work

Ways we can work together

1:1 Personalised Support

Individual nutrition and lifestyle support tailored to your health, goals and life stage – whether you’re dealing with ongoing symptoms, hormonal shifts or longer-term health concerns.

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Urban Retreats

Bordeaux Balance Retreat – join us for a fun-filled weekend of connection, Pilates and longevity coaching in Bergerac.

Sleep & Menopause: Why Rest Feels Impossible (and What You Can Do About It)

Struggling with insomnia, night sweats, or restless nights during menopause? Discover why sleep changes in perimenopause and menopause — and the practical steps to finally rest well.

Mental Health the Functional Medicine Way

Your daily habits could be wrecking your mental health - here’s how to fix them The way you start and structure your day plays a huge role in your mental wellbeing. Small, seemingly harmless habits - like checking your phone first thing or skipping breakfast - can set...

Can nutrition & lifestyle medicine really help you have a better menopause?

5 things you can do to support your body right now   Perimenopause is a significant journey in a woman’s life, bringing with it a variety of changes (and challenges) both physically and emotionally. These changes can feel overwhelming at times and, although...

Seven Steps to SMARTER goals

Do you struggle to stick to your goals?  Do you struggle to achieve your or even to define your health objectives?  Do you start a diet only to stop a few days/weeks in?  Start an exercise programme only to stop after a month?  Say you want to feel better but struggle...

How Self-Compassion Can Supercharge Your Journey to Health and Happiness

Could self-compassion be the key to unlocking your health goals? In the pursuit of better health, we often focus on the physical aspects – diet, exercise, and sleep – while neglecting a vital component: our emotional wellbeing. You might already appreciate this...

Do You Have Type 2 Diabetes?

  Has your weight been creeping up on you over the years and is proving difficult to shift – despite your best efforts? Or maybe your energy levels are on the floor? It’s easy to push to the back of your mind. Surely things can’t have got that bad... You’re not...

A Hug a Day Keeps Stress at Bay

  You probably already know that stress is not a good thing for your body and soul. Perhaps you have even had suggested to you that you should work on a stress action plan to reduce it. In theory, de-stressing should be as simple as breathing out or hugging, but...

How to manage your response to stress

April is stress awareness month and so I thought it would be a good moment to draw some attention to some of my favourite supplements for helping my clients to manage stress. Stress is often a trigger and a driver for chronic illness and let's face it we could all do...

Can you be healthy in the middle?

Can you be healthy in the middle?     Books, magazines, and, yes, even your trusted nutritional therapist always have some handy, easy-to-follow advice to keep you healthy. “Just 5 minutes face yoga per day prevents wrinkles”, “get a flat tummy in just 10...

What to eat in October

A monthly look at seasonal produce so that you can buy local, improve the nutrient value of your food buy buying fresh fruit and vegetables and help save the planet by reducing your carbon footprint! Produce at it’s best in October in Europe: checkAubergine...

Ready to explore what support might help?

If you’d like to understand what’s going on with your health and discuss next steps, we can start with a conversation.

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Functional medicine emphasises a definable and teachable process of integrating multiple knowledge bases within a pragmatic intellectual matrix that focuses on functionality at many levels, rather than a single treatment for a single diagnosis. Functional medicine uses the patient’s story as a key tool for integrating diagnosis, signs and symptoms, and evidence of clinical imbalances into a comprehensive approach to improve both the patient’s environmental inputs and his or her physiological function.

The Institute for Functional Medicine teaches health care professional’s how to apply these principles in practice through an intensive 5-day training course called Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice™.

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