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GLP-1 Medications & Eating Disorder Recovery

A Practical Guide for Dietitians and Therapists

Learn how to support clients using GLP-1 medications while protecting eating disorder recovery.

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What You'll Learn

GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide are increasingly common in metabolic care. Many clients taking these medications also have a history of disordered eating.

For dietitians and therapists, this can raise important questions:

  • What side effects are normal vs concerning?

  • How do I support adequate nutrition if appetite is suppressed?

  • When should I encourage a client to contact their doctor?

  • How can we navigate GLP-1 medications without reinforcing diet culture?

This free guide will help you navigate these questions with confidence.

 

Inside the Guide
  • Common GLP-1 side effects and how to support clients

  • Red flags that require medical follow-up

  • Eating disorder recovery tension points to watch for

  • Common myths clients bring into sessions

  • Questions clinicians can ask to assess safety and recovery stability

  • A quick-reference checklist for clinical practice

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About Dr. Berens

Dr. Rebecca Berens is a family physician and founder of Vida Family Medicine, a direct primary care practice specializing in trauma-informed, weight-inclusive care.

She works closely with dietitians and therapists to support patients navigating complex intersections between metabolic health and eating disorder recovery.

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