Live Webinar
They are here to stay and easily accessible to clients! Including pursuit and use of Incretin medication in ED formulations and harm minimisation approaches to management.
$99.00
Live Webinar: Friday 6th November 2026
10 am – 11:30 am AEST
They are here to stay and easily accessible to clients! Including pursuit and use of Incretin medication in ED formulations and harm minimisation approaches to management.
GLP-1 and GIP medications are here to stay, and they are more accessible to clients than ever before. Whether prescribed, accessed via telehealth or other online routes; these medications are increasingly crossing paths with clients living with, in recovery from, or at high risk for eating disorders and disordered eating.
As eating disorder practitioners, simply ignoring or blanket-rejecting these therapies leaves a dangerous gap in care. When clients obtain these medications online, via Telehealth, or from non-specialist prescribers, we need a compassionate, clinically sound framework to meet them where they are.
This webinar in the Eat Love Live series equips you to integrate incretin therapies into your clinical eating disorder formulation then consider ethical care with a harm-minimisation approach.
Navigating GLP-1s in eating disorder care requires moving past polarising online rhetoric and into nuanced, trauma-informed clinical formulation. When a client with an active or historical eating disorder is on an incretin therapy, standard recovery models can feel upended.
By investing in this training, you will:
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For Educational Purposes Only: This webinar series is designed solely for professional development and educational purposes for qualified health practitioners. It does not constitute medical advice, clinical diagnosis, formal treatment guidelines, or individual patient recommendations.
Scope of Practice & Prescribing: Attending this training does not authorise non-prescribing practitioners to prescribe, adjust, or manage medications. Practitioners remain fully responsible for operating strictly within their scope of practice and local regulatory/licensing frameworks.
No Supervisory or Therapeutic Relationship: Participation in this course does not establish a practitioner-client or supervisory relationship with Eat Love Live Education or any presenting speakers.
Evolving Evidence Base: Pharmacotherapy and clinical evidence surrounding incretin therapies (GLP-1/GIP receptor agonists) are rapidly evolving. Information presented reflects current research and clinical understanding as of the presentation date. Practitioners must independently verify local prescribing guidelines and updated clinical trials.
Individual Client Care: Clinical frameworks, medical nutrition therapies, and harm-minimization strategies shared in this series should always be tailored to each client’s specific medical history, clinical picture, and interdisciplinary care plan. Eat Love Live and the presenters accept no liability for clinical decisions made by participants in their independent practice.
Dr Christie Bennett AdvAPD · CEDC · Researcher & Educator
Christie is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, PhD-qualified researcher and Lecturer at Monash University, with deep expertise in eating disorders, disordered eating and women’s health. Her practice draws on CBT, ACT and feminist theory through a trauma-informed, size-inclusive lens — and lived experience sits at the centre of everything she does clinically and in research.
Josephine Money APD · CEDC · Director, Eat Love Live
Jo is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician and founder of both Eat Love Live and ELL Education. With over 20 years in the eating disorders field across private, community and public health settings, she brings a deeply client-centred, socially just and weight-inclusive approach to both practice and practitioner education.
$99.00
Navigating eating disorder care in the age of GLP-1RAs.
