Reduced appetite
Causes and strategies to improve intake
The presentation covers:
- An overview of the physiology of appetite
- A review of leptin and ghrelin
- Medications with side effects that can reduce appetite
- Conditions or disease states that can result in reduced appetite (including eating disorders, poor mental health/stress/anxiety, cancer )
- Tailored strategies to improve appetite and oral intake
- Mealtime environment implications with practical strategies to take away
Suitable for entry level dietitians
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About the Presenter
Caity Smith-Gillis is an APD and also has a bachelor of arts majoring in psychology. Using these skills she creates a dietetic practice which is both supportive and safe for her clients. Caity is committed to providing evidence-based dietetic care that is equitable, accessible, and culturally appropriate for her clients. She has several areas of interest including disordered eating, Non-Diet Approach and Health At Every Size®, oncology nutrition and women’s health and reproduction. Caity is passionate about evidence-based nutrition advice, having contributed to prostate and lung cancer nutrition research at Deakin University and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
Registration includes
- Access to a recording of the presentation
- Presentation notes
- Assessment quiz and certificate
- Suggested further reading
Registration types
- On demand recording: from $38 receive a recording and associated documents
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