Katie McGhee

Katie is an Associate Professor of Children & Young People's Health and Nursing and Registered Children's Nurse in the UK. As a champion of the weight-inclusive health and wellbeing approach of intuitive eating, Katie possesses both a personal and professional regard for this evidence-based practice. She is currently utilising her knowledge and training to educate, research and innovate alongside undergraduate nursing students and academic colleagues. Her focus is on promoting internal autonomy and nutritional self-care for children, young people and adults, whilst creating open dialogue around weight-centred health policy and clinical practice that is firmly embedded in UK policy and practice. Katie offers self-care focused wellbeing sessions on intuitive eating to students and staff across the School of Health Sciences, though is not currently offering one-to-one intuitive eating counselling sessions.

Katie McGhee

Title: Associate Professor of Children & Young People's Health and Nursing
Company: School of Health Sciences, University of East Anglia
Katie McGhee
Katie.Mcghee@uea.ac.uk
https://research-portal.uea.ac.uk/en/persons/katie-mcghee
KatieMcghee
Address:
Norwich Research Park
Earlham Road
Norwich, NR4 7TJ
United Kingdom

Katie is an Associate Professor of Children & Young People's Health and Nursing and Registered Children's Nurse in the UK. As a champion of the weight-inclusive health and wellbeing approach of intuitive eating, Katie possesses both a personal and professional regard for this evidence-based practice. She is currently utilising her knowledge and training to educate, research and innovate alongside undergraduate nursing students and academic colleagues. Her focus is on promoting internal autonomy and nutritional self-care for children, young people and adults, whilst creating open dialogue around weight-centred health policy and clinical practice that is firmly embedded in UK policy and practice. Katie offers self-care focused wellbeing sessions on intuitive eating to students and staff across the School of Health Sciences, though is not currently offering one-to-one intuitive eating counselling sessions.
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