Recorded Study Day: 6 hours of CPD at your finger tips
 
In our Black Friday event 2025 we have released the recording of our Nutrition and Binge eating Disorder Study day that was recorded in October 2025. This is only available for this period. 
 
The programme explores the latest evidence, current treatment approaches and emerging developments around GLP -1 medications, with a strong focus on neuro-affirming care.
 
Participants will also gain valuable opportunities to engage in case-based discussions, linking theory to real-world clinical practice.
 
"It has given me more ideas in my 'toolkit' to support people with BED, particularly those with neurodiversity. Also I feel more confident to share my knowledge of the up-to-date evidence base with colleagues and patients." - Participant October 2025. 
 
Led by highly specialist dietitians, the day provides clinicians with up-to-date knowledge, practical skills and insights to enhance their work with clients living with Binge Eating Disorder.
 
This study day equips clinicians with confidence and clarity when supporting individuals living with Binge Eating Disorder, helping to improve outcomes and ensure compassionate, evidence-based care.
 
Intermediate Level: Aimed at Dietitians and Nutritionists with Eating Disorders experience, focusing on applying research to practice. Supports deeper clinical thinking and confidence in everyday care. We would welcome MDT members but we advise you have a good understanding in nutrition and aware of your scope of practice.
 
Endorsed by the Association for Nutrition EN 409.10
 
SPEAKERS:
Sarah Elder - Speaker and host
Sarah Elder is a highly skilled Advanced Clinical Practice Dietitian, having completed a Master’s Degree in Advanced Clinical Practice with a focus on eating disorders and physical health.
She has made significant contributions to national training, literature, and guidance, including presenting at BEAT’s Front Line Conferences, the International Eating Disorders Conference, the National Adult Eating Disorders Training, and the Royal College of Psychiatrists Eating Disorders Conference.
As a Clinical Associate Trainer for BEAT, the UK’s leading Eating Disorders Charity, Sarah delivers training sessions for carers and health professionals. Additionally, she has developed courses on Nutrition, Mental Health, and Eating Disorders for the British Dietetic Association.
 
Website - www.saraheldernutrition.co.uk
Instagram - @saraheldernutrition
 
Ursula Philpot - Speaker
Ursula Philpot is a consultant dietitian with a specialist interest in eating disorders and disordered eating. She has contributed extensively to national programmes and guidelines including membership of the: NICE guidelines for eating disorders, NICE standards for eating disorders , BDA clinical guidelines group, and the Clinical Reference Groups advisory panel. Ursula is a senior lecturer at Leeds Beckett University
Website - http://www.ursulaphilpot.co.uk and https://insighteating.co.uk/ and https://mytransitions.co.uk
Instagram- @insighteating
 
Lisa Poole - Speaker

Lisa Poole is a Specialist Dietitian with extensive experience in both NHS and private practice. She supports clients with eating disorders, gastrointestinal health, women’s health and has particular expertise in the use of weight loss medications. Lisa is especially focused on the role of these medications in the treatment of Binge Eating Disorder, offering a balanced, evidence-based approach that considers both medical and psychological needs. She was the first dietitian to complete the British Menopause Society’s specialist certificate and is currently completing a Master’s in Psychology to further support her holistic, person-centred care.
 
Learning outcomes.
1) Binge Eating Disorder and Research Overview. Participants will acquire a comprehensive understanding of Binge Eating Disorder, including its key features, and gain insight into the current research landscape regarding the role of the nutrition professional in Binge Eating Disorder treatment.

2) Binge Eating Disorder and Neurodiversity. We will explore the current research into how Neurodiversity is linked with binge eating disorder so that as health professionals we are able to provide the best support for individuals around their nutrition.
 
3)Nutritional Approaches and Interventions for Binge Eating Disorder. Participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of evidence-based nutritional approaches to support people with Binge Eating Disorder, taking into account other diagnosis. They will also be introduced to current interventions and the NICE-approved therapies for Binge Eating Disorder and explore other interventions being researched.

4) Understanding GLP-1 Medications in the Context of Binge Eating Disorder. Attendees will gain an informed understanding of GLP-1 receptor agonist medications, including their mechanisms of action, current research in the context of Binge Eating Disorder. The session will explore potential benefits, limitations, ethical considerations and implications for clinical practice to support informed decision-making when working with individuals affected by Binge Eating Disorder.

5) Case Discussion and Clinic Experience. Through case discussions throughout the day, participants will actively engage in real-world scenarios, applying theoretical knowledge and clinical experiences. There will be opportunities for discussion with facilitators throughout the session.

Feedback from this session:
 
"Will be able to use plans and recommendations developed by our colleagues, will be able to adjust my professional vocabulary to reflect changes. Enjoyed practical advice that could be implemented in my practice. Good to know more about GLP-1 and evidence around them"
 
"Good for reviewing new approaches with GLP-1 medications which many clients use"