About Us

At Morelife, we empower individuals on their health journeys by using a scientifically backed approach.

We co-create our programmes with the individuals who use them so our programmes are both expert led and client led.

History

Professor

Paul Gately

Born out of Leeds Beckett University in 1999 as Carnegie Weight Management. Morelife has its origins in data, research and science.

Founded by Professor Paul Gately, a visiting Professor at Leeds Beckett University and one of the UK’s most respected experts in obesity and exercise, Morelife initially took to tackling obesity in children, expanding our service to adults, young people and families.

We have continued to evolve and have branched out to other lifestyle-related support services (smoking cessation, physical activity, healthy eating, alcohol reduction, falls prevention).

Mission

Our mission at Morelife is to make healthcare accessible to everyone,

striving to bridge health disparities and empower individuals to lead their healthiest lives.

We take the time to listen to the needs of individuals and communities and tailor our programmes to meet those needs.

Our Values

Personal

Each client is different, so we provide a tailored experience for everyone – this is how we empower clients to achieve amazing results.

Caring

Whether our clients are riding high or at their lowest point, we show kindness, compassion and respect.

Accountable

We’re all about results, and that means we expect the best of ourselves, our colleagues and our clients.

Understanding

We’re here to help improve long-term health. We do not make judgements, and we understand our clients, whatever their circumstances.

Expert

We know our subject and trust our processes because of the lessons we learn from our clients.

The Team

Find out more about our phenomenal Morelife staff.

Are you looking for a new job, or for a new career in health?

Check out our Join the Team page and see if any jobs available that are right for you.

Deep dive with the experts

Watch, listen, and learn from the experts—then take the first step towards your healthiest self.

Prof Paul Gately

Expert in: Childhood Obesity

Professor Paul Gately’s Guide To Getting Active

Overview: Top tips for staying active and healthy.

Key Insights: Intrinsic motivation and planning are essential for success.

Takeaways: Find your “why,” make a plan, and be kind to yourself.

How to solve the complex and wicked problem of obesity?

Overview: Obesity is a complex problem needing comprehensive treatment.

Key Insights: Prevention strategies alone are not enough for those already obese.

Takeaways: More investment and a “whole systems approach” is needed.

Dr Sophie Edwards

Expert in: CBT, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care

What Is The Difference Between Stress & Depression?

Overview: Explains the differences between stress and depression.

Key Insights: Stress can be healthy, but long-term stress is not.

Takeaways: Depression is more intense and has a wider impact.

Tips For Looking After Your Mental Health

Overview: Tips for improving and maintaining your mental health.

Key Insights: Physical activity and diet significantly impact your mood.

Takeaways: Practice mindfulness, understand feelings, and connect with others.

Dr A.B. Sirin-Ayva

Expert in: Adventure Therapy and Emotional & Binge Eating

Top Tips For Improving Your Child’s Mental Wellbeing

Overview: A guide to improving a child’s mental well-being.

Key Insights: Family involvement and active routines are important.

Takeaways: Encourage activity, a healthy diet, and open communication.

How To Reduce Sugar In Your Child’s Diet

Overview: A guide to reducing sugar in children’s diets.

Key Insights: Sugar is hidden in many foods and drinks.

Takeaways: Make small swaps and encourage healthier alternatives.

In addition, not only are we delivering lifestyle services to individuals but our expertise has been utilised by Leeds Beckett University as part of its Public Health England 3-year pioneering programme ‘Whole System Approach to Obesity’ that seeks to give local authorities the skills, knowledge, tools and confidence to function in a whole systems way.

This is strongly aligned with our expertise in supporting individuals and organisations to change and become more healthy!