A Cry for Health Nutrition, Body Image and Disordered Eating Coach
Nutritionists
A Cry for Health Nutrition, Body Image and Disordered Eating Coach
24 Oxford St, Bristol
# A Cry For Health
A Cry For Health is a Bristol-based nutrition and coaching practice specialising in disordered eating and body image struggles. Maya Robinson, a CNHC-registered nutritional therapist, trainee counsellor and REBT practitioner, works with clients experiencing binge eating, emotional eating, yo-yo dieting, food anxiety and chronic body criticism.
Unlike generic diet coaches, Maya's approach is multidisciplinary, integrating nutrition science, behavioural psychology, body image research and therapeutic techniques. Rather than promoting restrictive eating patterns, she helps clients understand the psychological and neurological factors driving their relationship with food and their bodies. Her evidence-based methodology focuses on identifying underlying triggers—whether stress, anxiety, loneliness or deeply ingrained beliefs—and developing sustainable coping strategies.
The practice serves anyone caught in cycles of restriction and excess, those paralysed by food rules and calorie counting, and individuals whose constant body comparison and self-criticism impact their quality of life. Maya explicitly differentiates between disordered eating patterns and clinical eating disorders, positioning herself as ideal for those seeking to break unhelpful patterns before they escalate.
What distinguishes A Cry For Health is the emphasis on understanding the "why" behind struggles, not just the "what to do." Sessions combine nutritional guidance with psychological insight, helping clients regulate their nervous systems and develop genuine, lasting change. The online delivery model makes support accessible across the UK, whilst Maya's trainee therapist status signals serious clinical grounding beyond typical nutrition coaching.
A Cry For Health is a Bristol-based nutrition and coaching practice specialising in disordered eating and body image struggles. Maya Robinson, a CNHC-registered nutritional therapist, trainee counsellor and REBT practitioner, works with clients experiencing binge eating, emotional eating, yo-yo dieting, food anxiety and chronic body criticism.
Unlike generic diet coaches, Maya's approach is multidisciplinary, integrating nutrition science, behavioural psychology, body image research and therapeutic techniques. Rather than promoting restrictive eating patterns, she helps clients understand the psychological and neurological factors driving their relationship with food and their bodies. Her evidence-based methodology focuses on identifying underlying triggers—whether stress, anxiety, loneliness or deeply ingrained beliefs—and developing sustainable coping strategies.
The practice serves anyone caught in cycles of restriction and excess, those paralysed by food rules and calorie counting, and individuals whose constant body comparison and self-criticism impact their quality of life. Maya explicitly differentiates between disordered eating patterns and clinical eating disorders, positioning herself as ideal for those seeking to break unhelpful patterns before they escalate.
What distinguishes A Cry For Health is the emphasis on understanding the "why" behind struggles, not just the "what to do." Sessions combine nutritional guidance with psychological insight, helping clients regulate their nervous systems and develop genuine, lasting change. The online delivery model makes support accessible across the UK, whilst Maya's trainee therapist status signals serious clinical grounding beyond typical nutrition coaching.
Services offered
One-to-one online coachingBinge eating supportBody image coachingEmotional eating managementFood anxiety therapyDisordered eating guidanceREBT-based sessionsNutritional behaviour change support