- Qualifications: MBChB MRCGP DRCOG IFMCP
- Areas Of Interest: Gut issues, men and women’s health, autoimmunity
Dr Natalie Devall is a Functional Medicine doctor with almost two decades of experience in NHS General Practice. She brings together the clinical safety and structure of conventional medicine with a personalised, root-cause-based approach.
She trained at the University of Manchester and completed her specialist training in General Practice in 2013. Her clinical career spans NHS primary care, urgent care, outof-hours services, partnership roles and medical education. Alongside her NHS work, Natalie has undertaken extensive postgraduate training in Functional Medicine and achieved IFMCP certification in 2025 after completing all seven Advanced Practice Modules, the highest level of clinical qualification offered by the Institute for Functional Medicine.
Her main clinical interests include Digestive health and the gut microbiome, women’s health and hormonal balance (including perimenopause), and men’s health.
Natalie has always had a strong appreciation for the body’s innate ability to heal. Alongside her conventional medical career, she has been drawn to more holistic and grounding approaches that support people in reconnecting with themselves. She finds it deeply rewarding to see the benefits patients experience when they slow down, spend time in nature, and learn to listen to their own bodies, discovering what truly supports their health and wellbeing.
Outside of medicine, Natalie enjoys creative projects, especially interior design and making living spaces feel calm and welcoming. She loves travel and spending time in nature, particularly in wildlife-rich places, and enjoys long walks with her labrador. She has regularly practised Kundalini yoga for five years and values its grounding, physical and spiritual elements alongside a busy family.