It’s carrying on The Healthy Eating Hub name and taking it’s realistic and sustainable nutrition advice Australia wide. In 2018, she piloted an online habit building program.
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Kate Freeman is passionate about providing the best available nutrition advice! That’s why this her company The Healthy Eating Hub Pty Ltd is a strictly fad free zone, with an emphasis on practical, evidenced based advice! Founder of Australia’s only online healthy eating habit building program – The Healthy Eating Hub. With 15 years under her belt working and studying in the nutrition and health industry, Kate Freeman, is a highly sought after Registered Nutritionist who offers a range of services including cooking demonstrations, corporate presentations, menu and recipe analysis, health writing and much more.
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I want you to feel confident in your food choices, know how to balance good nutrition with the cultural and social pleasures of life, feel healthy and more than anything, move on with your life and do the things that make you happy! Real life nutrition and fitness advice with a touch of inspiration! Hello! I’m Kate and my mission is to set you free from food stress. I want to teach you how to eat well for the rest of your life! Fast forward to 2020 and it’s been re-branded again to The Healthy Eating Clinic, with a team of 11 and a large clinic in Canberra. She then re-branded in 2013 to The Healthy Eating Hub when she brought on her first team members and opened the first dedicated nutrition clinic in Canberra. Back then it was called Kate Freeman Nutrition. Kate founded her nutrition business in 2011. I guarantee that you’ll leave your appointment at The Healthy Eating Clinic feeling inspired and motivated to change your eating habits, for life! Kate is passionate about showing people practical, easy ways to make good nutrition a regular part of their life, especially for those who are busy or manage a family. Her advice is based on sound scientific evidence combined with over 15 years experience in the nutrition and weight loss industry. She doesn’t believe in detoxes, fad diets, quick fixes or eliminating whole food groups. Kate’s healthy eating philosophy is all about being realistic and creating long term healthy eating habits. When not on clinics, Kate is frequently found rollerblading the parks of San Francisco with one of her two children and two huskies in tow.Kate Freeman is the founder and managing director of The Healthy Eating Clinic.
Kate received her bachelor’s degree in environmental health from Brown University, her master’s concentrating on marine conservation and ecology from Duke University, her DVM focusing on wildlife medicine from NC State University, and her diplomate status in veterinary ophthalmology from her training at UC Davis. She has spent the past 10 years working in private practice as well as academia (assistant and now affiliate professor at Colorado State University) and has remained focused on marine mammal medicine and conservation, working at various marine facilities in Northern California. Kate’s other passion is eyeballs, and during her residency in ophthalmology, she spent more time at the Center studying the ocular health of marine mammals. She is eager to return in an official capacity as a relief veterinarian. In 2008, she externed at the Center and fell in love with its mission, and the animals the Center cares for. Frances Gulland, a former Senior Scientist at The Marine Mammal Center, and set her sights on working at the Center in the future. While she was a marine mammal stranding volunteer and working at a marine mammal lab in Wilmington, N.C., she was introduced to Dr. Kate Freeman has been passionate about marine mammal conservation since she was in high school in Carpinteria, California. “Ocean health is crucial to our planet and species’ survival, and we are at a critical juncture where we need to focus significant resources on reversing marine acidification and pollution to enable our beautiful marine wildlife to remain bountiful and healthy.”ĭr.
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