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Coach and dietitian directory
Professionals who use TempoLife with their clients. Listed after a credential check, ranked by nothing, paid for by nobody.
No profiles are listed yet
The directory is empty, and it will stay empty until real practitioners register and their credentials are checked by a person. There are no placeholder entries, no scraped listings and no profiles imported from another site to make this page look busy. An empty directory that you can trust is worth more than a full one you cannot.
If you are a coach, dietitian, nutritionist, physiotherapist or trainer whose clients already track their food and steps, the register is open. If you are looking for a practitioner today, this page cannot help you yet — ask your GP or your national dietetic association for a referral instead of picking a name off a website, including this one.
How a listing works
- Credentials are checked first. Every applicant states their qualification and the register or association that holds it, and a person checks that before the profile appears. A profile that fails the check is not listed and the applicant is told why.
- We do not verify clinical competence. A qualification is a fact that can be checked. Whether someone is good at their job, properly supervised, adequately insured or working within their scope is not something a directory can establish, and we will not imply otherwise.
- No paid placement, no ranking games. The order is alphabetical. Nobody can buy a higher position, a badge, or a "recommended" label, because the moment that is for sale the whole list stops meaning anything.
- No lead selling. When you click through to a practitioner you go to their own booking link. We do not sit in the middle, do not take a cut of the booking and do not sell your enquiry to anyone.
- Delisting is easy. A practitioner can ask to be removed at any time and it is done without argument.
A listing is not an endorsement, a recommendation or a guarantee of anything. Check registration with the relevant regulator yourself, and see a doctor rather than a coach for anything diagnostic.
Questions worth asking any practitioner
Whoever you find, here or anywhere: which register are you on and what is your number, what is outside your scope, what happens to my data and who else sees it, what does this cost in total, and what would make you refer me to a doctor instead. A good practitioner answers all five without hesitating.
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Source: Profiles are self-declared and credential-checked before listing; competence is not verified · checked 2026-09-02