Clinic51, Dye House Lane, Duncton, Petworth (2026)

17/03/2026

‘What a joy to spend a quiet hour with a smart, longevity-fluent and women-specialised GP, who can accept all the research and homework you’ve done online and work with it, rather than react defensively against it. ⁠
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This is the perfect doctor for people serious about their health who want a partner for the journey, rather than an expert talking down at you.’⁠
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Have you explored our new Prevent51 Longevity service yet??⁠
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Prevent51 is a partnership between you and your doctor, designed to support your strength, independence and vitality into your 70s, 80s, and beyond. ⁠
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By targeting the five leading causes of death for women in the UK - Cardiovascular Disease, Dementia, Cancer, Metabolic Disease, and Osteoporosis - we can not only improve how long we live, but also how well we live. These diseases and the molecular process of ageing share common underlying mechanisms related to our lifestyle and environment.⁠
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Genetics set the stage, but lifestyle determines the outcome. ⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

16/03/2026

✨️ Meet our team of doctors ✨️⁠
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Lucy trained in the midlands at Warwick Medical School and has worked as a GP here in West Sussex since 2017.⁠
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During this time she has developed a love of Lifestyle Medicine, preventative medicine and women’s health. She completed her Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 2014 (DRCOG) and has built on this framework with the latest British Menopause Society Accreditation, in addition to completing the Royal College of General Practitioners accredited qualification in Lifestyle Medicine. ⁠
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“I am pleased to be able to offer consultations with women to explore their health and longevity during midlife, and to manage symptoms of menopause. I look forward to working together to provide individualised, holistic care to promote your best health and maximise your quality of life”⁠
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Outside of work Lucy is a keen runner, both informally and within the local organised running circuit. She also has a passion for art and whilst rarely finds the time to create much herself anymore, she enjoys visiting the latest exhibitions in the UK and across Europe when time permits. ⁠
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Lucy lives in West Sussex with her husband and two daughters. She offers women menopause consultations in person at Black Barn, and also offers our Prevent51 Longevity Service. ⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

15/03/2026

‘Wonderful experience! Professional and kind. For the first time I feel that I have actually been listened to. Would highly recommend for any woman seeking HRT advice.’⁠
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Our team of specialist women’s health doctors are here to listen, understand, and have the time to explore your health concerns and talk through the options available to you. ⁠
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To find out more about our team, or to book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk⁠
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14/03/2026

Jo is a GP in Wi******er where she has worked for over 20 years. She also appraises other GPs and teaches medical students. Jo has always loved women’s health in medicine and is a recognised British Menopause Society specialist and holds the Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care. She also has an interest in lifestyle medicine. ⁠
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“I’m passionate about the importance of holistic menopause care and enjoy helping women explore lifestyle tweaks that, alongside appropriate consideration of HRT to balance hormones, can ease symptoms such as poor sleep, muscular pains and feeling low, while also supporting long-term health.”⁠
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Jo trained at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, Imperial College London and graduated in 1999 with Honours in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Surgery. She specialised in General Practice, gaining a distinction for the Membership of the Royal College of GPs (MRCGP). ⁠
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She is married with three adult sons. She relaxes by walking her dog, exercising, and socialising with friends. ⁠
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Jo provides appointments both virtually, and at Black Barn.⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

12/03/2026

M E E T O U R T E A M ⁠
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Dr Sian Evans⁠
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‘I am dedicated to improving the quality of life for women in perimenopause and menopause; whether that is through preventative healthcare, helping them to manage their symptoms, or offering compassionate weight loss care’⁠
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Sian is an experienced GP with a special interest in women’s health. ⁠
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She is a recognised member of the British Menopause Society; she also holds the Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care. Sian also has an interest in Migraine, and also in diabetes, having worked at a primary care diabetes clinic in London and lead on diabetes management at a large GP practice. Sian also leads our Weight Loss Service⁠
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Sian trained at Cambrige University and St Mary’s Medical School, Imperial College. She was a partner in an NHS GP surgery for 20 years, and is also a GP trainer and senior appraiser, as well as a trainer with the British Menopause Society.⁠
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Sian lives in South London with her husband and 3 teenage children. She offers consultations virtually and in person at Black Barn.⁠
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Menopause Care⁠
Weight Loss ⁠
Migraine in Menopause⁠
Appointments in person and online⁠
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To find out more about Sian and rest of our clinical and support team at Clinic51, visit the Our Team page on our website, or click the link in bio 👆🏼

12/03/2026

Introducing our new Signature Longevity Programme:

PREVENT51

The programme is built around one simple belief; that the choices we make now will shape how we live at 70, 80, and beyond.

Many of the conditions that affect women in later life:

Heart Disease
Dementia
Cancer
Metabolic Disease
Osteoporosis

Begin developing silently, decades before symptoms appear.

Midlife is the most powerful time to intervene.

Through in-depth consultation and carefully chosen investigations, we identify risk early and create a clear, tailored programme to optimise your future health.

Prevent51 is grounded in science, guided by medical expertise, and designed around you.

To find out more:
👆🏻see the link in bio
🔗 link in stories
💻visit the website and click on /prevent51

You’re always welcome to call or email

12/03/2026

From a recent patient here at Clinic51:⁠
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‘I’ve used Clinic51 twice now and both times it’s been money well spent.⁠
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Friendly staff, easy to book and a great choice of specialists.⁠
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Both times I came away feeling listened to, understood and more importantly educated. I now understand what’s happening with my hormones, how to manage the side effects and am able to weigh up the pros and cons of HRT.⁠
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I can’t afford private prescriptions so my specialist wrote to my GP to enable me to get the correct HRT for me (post hysterectomy following very severe endometriosis).⁠
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I have recommended Clinic51 to a number of friends already.’⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

10/03/2026

W E I G H T L O S S M E D I C A T I O N for

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There are some special considerations for women who are taking, or thinking about taking weight loss medication. ⁠
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• Fertility/pregnancy issues: The MHRA has specifically issued guidance that GLP-1RAs should not be used during pregnancy or when trying to conceive, and women of childbearing potential should use effective contraception.⁠
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• Menopause & hormonal changes: Women in peri- or post-menopause have changing body composition (lower muscle mass, shifting fat distribution). It’s important to pair weight-loss therapy with strength & resistance training, maintain a good protein intake, bone health support (calcium/vitamin D) and cardiovascular risk monitoring.⁠
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• Bone health: Rapid weight loss may sometimes impact bone density; for women this means bone health needs monitoring (especially post-menopausal women are already at increased risk).⁠
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• Sexual & pelvic health: Weight loss may improve pelvic floor and continence symptoms for some women; but preservation of lean mass and pelvic floor integrity is important.⁠
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• Psychological & behavioural issues: Women may have different experiences of body image, dieting history, emotional eating triggers. So a structured plan of emotional health support can be really key, alongside this medication.⁠
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If you are thinking of trying weight loss medication, but would value the 1:1 support of a doctor through your journey, rather than using one of the many online services available, then why not have a look at our website to find out more about our Weight Loss Service. We offer the same care, attention women’s health expertise and individual support that we are able to give our menopause patients. ⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

08/03/2026

✨️ Meet our Clinical Team ✨️⁠
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Rhianydd trained at St.George’s Medical School in London, and became an NHS GP in 2013. Having developed a special interest in women’s health, she completed further training with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health, where she received an Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care. ⁠
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‘I joined Clinic51 to help arm women with the evidence-based knowledge they need to make confident, individual decisions about their health care – to help them regain their sense of self and to flourish during the menopause’. ⁠
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Rhianydd is a GP at the Langley House Surgery in Chichester, where she lives with her husband and young family. She offers in-person consultations with patients at Black Barn every Friday, or virtually.⁠
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To find out more or book an appointment:⁠
👆🏼 Follow the link in bio ⁠
📞 Call us on 01798 667 151⁠
📨 Email info@clinic51.co.uk

05/03/2026

Meet Dr Sam Brown. ⁠
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Sam has over 20 years experience as an NHS doctor with a special interest in Women’s Health and Menopause care. She is a member of The British Menopause Society and holds the Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care. She is also a trainer with the British Menopause Society. ⁠
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In recent years Sam has also developed an interest in ADHD, especially in women who are late diagnosed. She has trained with the UK Adult ADHD network and works with psychiatry colleagues, therapists and coaches to help women struggling with symptoms related to ADHD.⁠
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Sam previously worked as a GP Partner and Mental Health Lead at a large practice for many years. She runs an NHS menopause clinic and is also an NHS locum GP and GP appraiser. ⁠
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‘I am passionate about providing holistic menopause care and believe that every woman should continue being the best version of themselves through the challenges of midlife. I have a special interest in mental health and how this can be affected in the perimenopausal years’.⁠
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Sam is available for in person appointments at Black Barn every Thursday, and for virtual consultations (including evening appointments on Wednesdays)

22/02/2026

Dr Katie Armstrong will be at Newlands House Gallery on WEDNESDAY 4TH MARCH for as part of a special Petworth Places series exploring health, culture, and wellbeing. ⁠
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Chronological age is just the number of years you have lived, whereas biological age is how well your body is actually functioning. Genetics play a role but so does your lifestyle, environment and stress.⁠
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The diseases that kill us - heart disease, stroke, dementia, diabetes and cancer - are at least in part, preventable.⁠
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Come and find out what the latest science tells us about disease prevention and biological ageing, and what we can do about it. You can’t change your date of birth, but you can change how your body ages.⁠
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TICKETS:⁠
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Option 1: £40. Includes The Hungry Guest Vitality Grazing Box⁠
Option 2: £25, General Admission (Talk Only)⁠
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Click the link in our bio for tickets 👆🏼

20/02/2026

Are you considering taking Weight Loss Medication? Here are a few pointers of things to ask, or think about asking your doctor:⁠
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Whether you are accessing weight loss medication on the NHS, or privately, here are some useful questions that you should ask, or think about asking, your doctor:⁠
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• Am I eligible for treatment under UK criteria (BMI threshold, specialist service requirement)?⁠
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• Is the medication you are prescribing approved/licensed for me (or is it off-label in my case)?⁠
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• What dose will be applied, and how long is the plan?⁠
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• What lifestyle support (dietitian, physical activity, behavioural therapy) will accompany the treatment?⁠
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• How long do you anticipate I will remain on treatment? What happens if I stop?⁠
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• What are the most likely side-effects for me (given my health history)? How will you monitor them?⁠
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• How will we monitor my muscle mass, bone health, metabolic markers (cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, liver/kidney function) – particularly if you are menopausal⁠
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• If I am or may become pregnant, or want to in the future, what is the plan?⁠
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• How do we tailor this plan for my stage of life (menopause, changing body composition, bone health, muscle mass)?⁠
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NICE produces a useful discussion aid for healthcare professionals and patients, that it would be useful to read prior to an initial appointment:⁠
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https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ta1026/resources/tirzepatide-a-discussion-aid-for-healthcare-professionals-and-patients-pdf-15363543421⁠
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(Copy and paste the link into your browser window)⁠
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Find this and more advice in our blog post - with all you need to know about Weight Loss Medication in the Women’s Health Hub on our website (along with lots of other useful info on women’s health):⁠
Link in bio 👆🏻⁠
💻️ clinic51.co.uk/womens-health-information-hub

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