About us
healthpro was founded in 2008 by Harriette Lynch to facilitate excellence in nutrition and exercise service provision. Since then, the combined expertise of Harriette and co-Director, Dr Alan Kennedy, has resulted in the companies' current standing as a leader in nutrition and dietetic consultancy. Through www.healthpro.ie, the company also provides a wealth of additional health promotion services and information for public benefit.
healthpro continue to seek individuals who share our passion for health and wellbeing and commitment to service excellence. If this is you, we'd love to hear from you. Connect with us today.
Harriette Lynch BA BSc RD
healthpro founder and Director Harriette, is a registered dietitian with the Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute (INDI) and a member of the Register of Exercise Professionals (REPS). Since her conferral with an honours degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Chester, Harriette has accumulated over thirteen years of dietetic practice and has developed particular expertise in the treatment of eating disorders, for which she is nationally recognised. She also has clinical expertise in the dietary management of Coeliac and Crohns disease. Harriette is also the holder of a National Qualification in Exercise and Health Studies and Personal Training from the National Training Centre (NTC), Dublin, and has extensive experience as a group exercise leader and personal trainer. Informed by her passion for endurance exercise, with numerous marathons and triathlons (including IRONMAN distance) to her credit, she also offers expertise in optimal conditioning and nutritional intake for such events.
Dr Alan Kennedy BSc PhD
Alan holds a BSc (Hons) Human Nutrition from Liverpool John Moores University, a postgraduate qualification in Sports and Exercise Nutrition from Leeds Beckett University, and is a PhD graduate of Trinity College Dublin.
Alan provides specialised nutrition consultancy to a number of food businesses in Ireland, is Executive Support Consultant to the Sports and Exercise Nutrition Register (SENR) (http://www.bda.uk.com/senr), and works as a research technician in the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin.
