Charlotte Dillon, MA, PGCE, BA (Hons), DipNT — Nutrition practitioner specialising in neurodevelopmental and neuroimmune conditions.
Helping children with complex neurodevelopmental and neuroimmune needs feel better, function better and thrive.
Supporting families navigating autism, PANS/PANDAS, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, tics, ARFID, gut and immune challenges.
If you’re here, things have probably been difficult for a while.
You’ve been dealing with food challenges, sleep issues, behaviour changes, regressions, infections or anxiety — often without clear explanations or support.
You’ve tried different approaches, but nothing has given you the answers you need. You just want clarity, and a way forward that actually makes sense.
How I can help
I help you uncover what’s really driving your child’s behaviour, gut symptoms and health challenges — so you can stop guessing and start moving forward with clarity.
We look at patterns, history and underlying drivers to understand what’s going on — and what will actually help.
How I Can Help
I offer calm, structured support to help you understand what’s driving your child’s symptoms and what will genuinely make a difference. We work step by step, looking at patterns, history and underlying drivers so you can move forward with clarity rather than guesswork.
My approach is testing‑led. Functional testing gives us a clear picture of what your child’s body needs — from gut health and nutrient status to immune function and stress responses — so every recommendation is targeted, safe and evidence‑informed.
You’ll get clear guidance, realistic recommendations and support that fits family life, without overwhelm or confusion.
My approach includes:
Understanding your child’s history and patterns — exploring what’s been happening, when symptoms began and how everything connects.
Identifying underlying drivers through functional testing — using HTMA, stool testing, OAT and nutrient status to understand gut health, immune function, stress responses, infections and other contributing factors.
Creating a clear, manageable plan — practical steps that help your child feel and function better, at a pace that works for your family.
