CPD Group Approved Provider#789929

Mental-Health-Informed GLP-1 Coaching Course

Comprehensive training for private practice coaches covering psychological readiness, emotional side effects, disordered eating risk, behaviour change, and trauma-informed coaching.

12 Modules
12 CPD Hours
UK Compliant
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LSJ Education Hub

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CPD Group Approved Provider #789929

CPD Group Approved Provider

Provider #789929 · Verify at thecpdregister.com

Why This Course

The Psychological Dimension of GLP-1 Coaching

GLP-1 medications produce rapid, significant weight loss — but the psychological journey is often overlooked. Coaches working in private practice need specialised skills to support clients through identity shifts, emotional side effects, and the complex mental health challenges that accompany body change.

Psychological Readiness

Up to 30% of clients seeking GLP-1 treatment have undiagnosed disordered eating. Coaches must screen for psychological suitability before and throughout treatment.

Emotional Side Effects

Appetite suppression can trigger grief, loss of food-related pleasure, and emotional dysregulation. Coaches need evidence-based tools to support clients through these changes.

Safeguarding & Scope

Coaches have a duty of care and clear safeguarding responsibilities. Understanding when to refer — and how — is a professional and ethical requirement.

Course Content

What You Will Learn

Psychological Readiness & Suitability Screening
Module 145 min

Psychological Readiness & Suitability Screening

Assessing emotional stability and identifying red flags before GLP-1 coaching begins

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Managing Emotional & Behavioural Side Effects
Module 250 min

Managing Emotional & Behavioural Side Effects

Supporting clients through the psychological impact of appetite suppression and rapid change

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Supporting Clients with Disordered Eating Risk
Module 355 min

Supporting Clients with Disordered Eating Risk

Recognising, monitoring, and safely managing disordered eating in GLP-1 coaching

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Coaching Through Appetite Loss & Nutrition Anxiety
Module 445 min

Coaching Through Appetite Loss & Nutrition Anxiety

Supporting clients to maintain adequate nutrition while managing GLP-1 side effects

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Behaviour Change & Habit Formation
Module 550 min

Behaviour Change & Habit Formation

Using evidence-based frameworks to build sustainable lifestyle changes alongside GLP-1 treatment

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Mental Health Impacts of Rapid Weight Loss
Module 655 min

Mental Health Impacts of Rapid Weight Loss

Understanding and addressing the psychological consequences of significant body change

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Supporting Clients Through Plateaus & Setbacks
Module 745 min

Supporting Clients Through Plateaus & Setbacks

Building resilience and maintaining motivation when progress stalls

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Transitioning Off GLP-1s
Module 850 min

Transitioning Off GLP-1s

Preparing clients psychologically and behaviourally for life after medication

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Scope of Practice, Safeguarding & Clinical Collaboration
Module 950 min

Scope of Practice, Safeguarding & Clinical Collaboration

Working safely and ethically within the boundaries of coaching in a clinical context

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Advanced Topics: Identity, Relationships & Trauma-Informed Coaching
Module 1060 min

Advanced Topics: Identity, Relationships & Trauma-Informed Coaching

Deepening practice with complex psychological presentations in GLP-1 coaching

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SMART Action Plans for Weight Loss & Maintenance
Module 1140 min

SMART Action Plans for Weight Loss & Maintenance

Building structured, evidence-based plans covering diet, hydration, sleep, stress, and exercise

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Developing a Relapse Prevention Plan
Module 1240 min

Developing a Relapse Prevention Plan

Equipping clients with structured strategies to anticipate, manage, and recover from setbacks

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Educational Disclaimer: This course is designed for awareness and professional development purposes only. It does not confer clinical competency to diagnose or treat mental health conditions, and does not qualify coaches to provide nutritional advice, dietary prescriptions, or meal plans — that is the role of a registered dietitian. Coaches should always act within their scope of practice and refer to appropriately qualified professionals when clinical concerns arise. Information is for educational purposes only — always seek advice from appropriately qualified medical and clinical professionals for clinical decisions.