Sue Baic, RD: Healthy, sustainable & affordable eating for all: what does this mean in practice?
Sue Baic is a registered dietitian with a wealth of experience working with lower income groups including the Matthew Tree Project. Sue presents the influencers and barriers to dietary behaviour change when advising individuals and families on lower income: shopping clever, planning and wasting less.
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About Sue Baic
Sue Baic, RD and Freelance dietitian
Sue is a registered dietitian with over 30 years’ experience in the NHS and as a lecturer and researcher at the University of Bristol. She now runs a freelance nutrition consultancy in Bristol, Nutrition Basics. Sue is a passionate advocate of healthy and sustainable eating at an affordable price and works with a variety of client groups including those on low income at a local foodbank in Bristol, the Matthew Tree Project and with inmates at a men’s prison.