Evoking Health

Evoking Health Empowering Mind and Body to help people create and maintain new healthy habits for a healthier life I am also a BPS Accredited Clinical Supervisor.

Hello, I’m Dr Neesha Patel, and I am the Founder of Evoking Health. I am a Health Psychologist registered with the Health Care Professionals Council (HCPC) and a Chartered Psychologist registered with the British Psychological Society (BPS). I have over 15 years’ experience of working in the health psychology field, and with a range of diverse populations. Since qualifying in 2014, I have worked as a Lead Health Psychologist in an NHS Trust, a Clinical Lead in an NHS funded Specialist Adult Weight Management Services and provided guest lectures to masters students. I have experience of providing advice, support, education, and training to healthcare professionals on the psychological aspects of health behaviour change, in particular the management of diabetes both within the South Asian community and wider populations. I have featured on various media outlets (BBC 1 News, radio, and newspaper articles) and international conferences to talk about psychological aspects of health and wellbeing. I am an author of several peer-review journal articles and an author of a chapter in the new book Health Psychology in Clinical Practice. Despite revolutions and advances in scientific research today, people are still struggling to access the healthcare services and psychological support that they need to change their lifestyle behaviours and/or manage their health and wellbeing. Many people try to make changes independently or often with some support of a healthcare professional but usually once there is a diagnosis of a long-term health condition such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, cholesterol and obesity. Evoking Health provides a bespoke holistic approach and integrates both the mind and body to fully understand people’s needs. My mission is to provide people with the psychological support they need to feel empowered to either live with a long-term health condition, and/or create healthy habits to live a healthy and fulfilling life and in doing so try to prevent the onset on of lifestyle conditions such as Type 2 diabetes and obesity. Please see my website for more information and to book an appointment.

Thinking about stopping GLP-1s? Read thisStarting medication often comes with structure.Dosing schedules. Check-ins. Cle...
04/03/2026

Thinking about stopping GLP-1s? Read this

Starting medication often comes with structure.

Dosing schedules.
Check-ins.
Clear instructions.

Stopping? That’s where things often feel uncertain.

I work with people who quietly worry about what happens when appetite returns, when food feels louder again, weight fluctuates slightly and panic sets in.

But the pattern I see most isn’t lack of effort... it’s lack of psychological preparation.

Weight loss medications can reduce appetite… but it doesn’t teach you:
• how to respond when hunger returns
• how to manage fear of regain
• how to cope with stress without tightening control
• how to rebuild trust in yourself

Which is why I created the Beyond the Injection Mini Guide.

This guide is for adults who:
– are thinking about coming off weight loss medication
– have already stopped and feel unsure what to expect
– want to maintain their results without relying on willpower
– want to protect both their weight loss and their confidence

Inside, you’ll learn:
✔ what really determines whether weight loss lasts
✔ the psychological factors most people aren’t warned about
✔ how to prepare calmly rather than react in panic
✔ the skills that support long-term stability

Because sustainable maintenance isn’t about perfection.
It’s about preparation.

If you want to maintain your results and feel steady in yourself when medication changes, this guide was created for you.

👉 DM the word GUIDE and I’ll send it to you.

Faith and healthcare should never feel in opposition.They should work together.This week marks the start of the holy mon...
22/02/2026

Faith and healthcare should never feel in opposition.

They should work together.

This week marks the start of the holy month of Ramadan.

If you or someone you know is living with diabetes and considering fasting, please seek personalised medical advice early.

You can read more about the research and access the paper via the link on my website or in my bio!

💭 Negative vs. Growth Mindset in Weight LossWhen it comes to lasting change, your mindset matters more than the meal pla...
13/10/2025

💭 Negative vs. Growth Mindset in Weight Loss

When it comes to lasting change, your mindset matters more than the meal plan or a fixed exercise regimen.

A negative mindset says:
❌ “I’ve failed again.”
❌ “I’ll never stick to it.”
❌ “I have no willpower.”

A growth mindset says:
✅ “What can I learn from this setback?”
✅ “Progress takes time.”
✅ “I can build healthier habits step by step.”

When you meet yourself with self-compassion, you’re more likely to stay consistent — not because you’re perfect, but because you stop giving up every time things get hard.

Remember: the goal isn’t perfection; it’s progress and patience. 💚

04/10/2025

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