Rachel Marley ND

“Empowering others to take control of their health through knowledge and compassion is at the core of my work. I’m deeply committed to helping people with kidney disease feel seen, supported, and confident in their healing journey.”

Rachel is a degree-qualified Naturopath and Nutritionist with almost a decade of clinical experience specialising in kidney health, gut function, immune support, children's wellbeing, and emotional health. 

As a certified MINDD practitioner and FITGENES trained professional, she brings an evidence-based approach to her practice while honouring traditional naturopathic principles. Outside of clinical practice, Rachel serves as the secretary of the General Council and Register of Naturopaths, the oldest Naturopathic organisation in the UK. Rachel is passionate about collaborating with colleagues, furthering the advancement of naturopathic medicine.

At the core of Rachel's practice is a wellness-centred model of healthcare that shifts away from conventional sick-care management. She understands that very few people are living at their optimum level of wellness, with many suffering from commonplace health conditions such as fatigue, depression, and allergies. Rachel believes these conditions should not be accepted as inevitable aspects of being human but rather as signs of a body living out of balance. She has come to understand that many health challenges stem from our disconnection from our bodies and our innate state of balance.

Her expertise lies in identifying the root causes underlying health concerns, with particular emphasis on the profound connection between emotional and physical wellbeing. This understanding informs her personalised treatment protocols, which combine nutritional science, lifestyle medicine, and natural remedies tailored to each individual.

"I believe that our bodies have an innate capacity to heal when given the right conditions," Rachel explains. "My role is to help identify the obstacles to healing and provide the tools for sustainable wellness."

One of Rachel’s true passions is being a mother to her three children and three fur babies (dogs). She enjoys the peace of being in nature and loves nothing better than a walk in the woods. 

A forever student at heart, she continuously expands her knowledge of the intricate relationship between physical health and emotional wellbeing through ongoing education and research. Rachel works collaboratively with patients to develop practical health strategies that honour their unique circumstances and goals, empowering them with the knowledge and support needed for their health and wellbeing journey. 

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