Last Reviewed: 11 Feb 2026
Webinar Date
11/02/2026
About this Webinar
The intersection of eating disorders (EDs) and perimenopause presents significant clinical challenges. Without understanding of this critical life stage, clinicians risk missing the recurrence or emergence of eating disorders in midlife women - particularly binge eating disorder - or failing to address the unique nutritional needs of this population within the context of ED treatment. This webinar will cover: • Risk of eating disorder recurrence & emergence during perimenopause, particularly binge eating disorder • How clients commonly present: weight management concerns, mood disorders, and metabolic changes • Unique nutritional needs of perimenopausal women and how to address these within eating disorder treatment • Evidence-based screening, assessment, and treatment strategies • Collaborative care approaches to ensure client safety and deliver trauma-informed care.
Presented By: Mari Harrison, Accredited Practising Dietitian, Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician, & Educator
Mari has over 25 years of clinical nutrition experience spanning mental health, eating disorders, diabetes, and metabolic nutrition. She has developed a keen interest in menopause, hormonal transitions, and their impact on metabolic health and eating behaviour. Mari is known for her trauma-informed and non-judgemental approach and her commitment to helping people rebuild healthy relationships with food. As an educator, she regularly shares her expertise through professional workshops and webinars, empowering healthcare providers with practical, evidence-based strategies.
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