Tamsin Djaba
Tamsin holds a first-class honours BSc in Clinical Herbalism. Her clinical interests include sleep, nervous system health, ADHD, metabolic health and allergies.
Tamsin draws upon both traditional herbal wisdom and peer-reviewed scientific evidence, skilfully bringing the two together where appropriate.
She is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, The Association of Master Herbalists, the College of Practitioners of Phytotherapy and The Association of Naturopathic Practitioners.
Her approach is warm, empathetic and deeply individual, taking time to understand the person behind the symptoms. Her work is grounded in a simple principle: to guide rather than override, using plants as subtle support for the body’s return to balance.
Kellie McSorley
Kellie holds a first-class honours BSc in Clinical Herbalism. Her clinical interests include stress and burnout, nervous system health, hormonal balance, perimenopause, digestive health, skin conditions and long-term vitality.
Alongside her clinical practice, Kellie has spent more than 20 years working closely with senior leaders as the founder of a global executive search consultancy. This gives her a distinctive understanding of the pressures carried by people in demanding roles, and the effect that sustained responsibility, mental load and modern working patterns can have on health and performance.
Her approach combines traditional herbal knowledge with modern scientific evidence and personalised, whole-person care. She seeks to understand the underlying patterns affecting an individual’s health, rather than considering symptoms in isolation.
Kellie is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists and the College of Practitioners of Phytotherapy, and is committed to safe, responsible and professionally governed practice.
Her work is founded on the belief that effective care must be both clinically rigorous and realistic, supporting people in ways that are meaningful, sustainable and compatible with the lives they actually lead.