Larkmoor

The first appointment maps a normal week — meals, work, sleep, movement, the days that go wrong — and picks two or three changes that are worth making.

Follow-ups are short and frequent at the start, then further apart. The plan changes as your circumstances do, rather than being handed over once and never revisited.

Who it is for

  • Support alongside a cardiometabolic or preventative plan
  • Digestive symptoms that need a structured approach
  • Eating well around shift work, travel or caring responsibilities
  • Anyone tired of advice that assumes an empty diary

What to expect

  1. First visit

    Fifty minutes mapping a typical week and agreeing where to start.

  2. Your plan

    Two or three changes, written down, with a way to tell whether they worked.

  3. Follow-up

    Short reviews at two, six and twelve weeks.

  4. Joined up

    Shared with your GP and specialist so nobody contradicts anybody.

How to prepare

  • Keep a rough food and sleep note for three days beforehand
  • Bring recent blood results if the appointment follows an assessment
  • Note any supplements and how long you have taken them
  • Come with one thing you would genuinely like to change

This page describes how an appointment works. It is general information, not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation.

Who you would see

1 clinician works in this service

Choose a named clinician when you book, or take the first available appointment.

All specialists

Book an appointment

Choose a service, a clinician and a time that suits you. Most general practice appointments are available within three days.

Or call the practice

+44 20 7946 0180
  • Monday – Thursday07:30 – 20:00
  • Friday07:30 – 18:00
  • Saturday09:00 – 15:00
  • SundayVirtual appointments only