elevate
supervision programme for disordered eating
“You can do what I cannot do. I can do what you cannot do. Together we can do great things.”
— Mother Teresa
key features
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monthly sessions
live sessions once a month. all recorded
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driven by you
agile to be responsive to provide content you need
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unpicking case studies
as well as the latest research, topics & interventions
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reflection
promoting ongoing learning & reflection
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one-to-one
ad-hoc one-to-one supervision for £80p/hr
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experts
quarterly sessions by experts from the field of disordered eating
what’s the investment?
join elevate for just £55 per month, starting in September 2025.
what you need to know:
1.5 hour live session once a month (on a friday @ 11am)
all sessions will be recorded and uploaded to a shared learning area
requests for case studies and/or discussion topics on the Monday beforehand so sessions are agile to what you need
group whatsapp/facebook
learning platform containing recordings and other resources
optional ad hoc one-to-one supervision with Emma at a reduced cost of £80 per hour (usually £120 per hour)
sessions will be held on: 19th September 2025, 17th October 2025, 14th November 2025, 12th December 2025, 9th January 2026, 6th February 2026.
Please note, we ask for a six month commitment to join the programme.
about emma
emma is an experienced nutritional therapist, behaviour change expert, trainer and practitioner in eating disorders. She has worked with clients with eating disorders for almost 10 years, and is an experienced educator, supervisor and mentor of practitioners working in this field. She is also a guest lecturer on this topic and previously delivered the Nutritional Interventions in Eating Disorders module for the National Centre for Eating Disorders (NCFED). She has also delivered BANT webinars on nutrition and eating disorders, health psychology and behavioural science.
Emma is completing her doctoral research in body image and eating disorder interventions. She successfully uses a combined approach of nutritional, behavioural and psychological interventions; an approach which has been shown to be effective with this client group. She runs a multidisciplinary practice to help clients to restore a positive relationship with food.
See emma’s latest publication in the field here.