Looking for a speaker for your next speaking event?
Our registered dietitians will come to you in person or virtually! We speak to businesses, organizations, and other healthcare practitioners.
See below for a sample of our more popular presentations. If you have a different topic in mind please contact us with your idea and we’ll bring your vision to life!
We can also provide a workshop based on your needs.
Here’s how to set your Speaking Engagement with us:
Complete this speaker request form and someone from our team will reach out to get your event scheduled.
Not sure about what you want our dietitians to talk about, take a look at some of our more popular topics.
Sample topics:
Eating Disorders 101 /Chronic Dieting and Disordered Eating
Intuitive/Mindful Eating
Gut Health and Management of GI Concerns
Diet, Nutrition and Hormones
Weight and Body Image Issues
Meal Planning: What You Need to Know
What Type of Eater Are You? Tips and Tools to Help You Harness Your Health
Nutrition and Sport
Eating Disorders 101: Exploring Eating Disorders, Mental Health, and Nutrition
Exploring eating disorders, mental health, and nutrition reveals how deeply interconnected our emotional well-being, relationship with food, and physical health truly are.
ibs relief and Gut Health: tips and tools you need to know
Eating for IBS relief involves understanding your triggers, incorporating gut-friendly foods, and using practical tools to manage symptoms and improve digestive comfort.
The Gut-Brain Connection: How What You Eat Affects your brain
The gut-brain connection highlights how the foods we eat influence our mood, stress levels, and mental clarity by directly impacting gut health and the production of key neurotransmitters.
Food Meets Feelings: How Emotions affect Food choices and Body Image
When food meets feelings, the way we eat and nourish ourselves can significantly shape our body image, influencing self-perception, confidence, and emotional well-being.
When Food is a Struggle: Is it Chronic Dieting Or An Eating Disorder?
When food becomes a struggle, it’s important to recognize whether it’s chronic dieting or an eating disorder, as both can deeply affect mental and physical health but may require different approaches to healing.
Nutrition, Diet Culture and hormones
Body image, diet culture, and hormones are closely linked, as societal pressures to achieve certain body ideals can lead to disordered eating and stress, which in turn disrupt hormonal balance and overall health.
