Upcoming Webinar

August 27th 2024
6-7pm

How to Recover from Hypothalamic Amenorrhoea

What it is and how to recover

Join us for a one-hour webinar where we will explore hypothalamic amenorrhoea with specialist dietitian Elle Kelly.

There are multiple ways a woman can lose her menstrual cycle, one of which is hypothalamic amenorrhoea (HA). Hypothalamic amenorrhea occurs when part of the brain that controls menstruation, called the hypothalamus, isn't working properly. This can happen due to stress, excessive exercise, being underweight, or not eating enough calories. The body essentially decides it's not in a good state to support a pregnancy, so it stops the menstrual cycle. In this webinar, we will learn about how HA is diagnosed, what causes it, the recovery protocol, and how to prevent it.

This webinar is for you if: 

✔  You’re a health professional or coach looking to learn more about hypothalamic amenorrhoea to better support their clients and patients.

✔ You, or someone you know, is experiencing hypothalamic amenorrhoea and you want to learn more about recovery and prevention.

✔ You are experiencing period loss and would like to learn more about hypothalamic amenorrhoea.

You will learn: 

✔️Understand what HA is, how it is diagnosed, what causes it

✔️The concept of Low Energy availability (LEA) 

✔️Risk factors for HA

✔️ How to recover from and prevent HA 

✔️Recovery timeline for someone who has a healthy relationship with food and exercise vs someone who does not

Our Speaker

Elle Kelly

Specialist Dietitian

Elle is a HCPC and SENR registered dietitian specialising in disordered eating and sports nutrition, with a passion to provide an evidence-based, compassionate, holistic and realistic approach to supporting individuals to heal their relationship with food and exercise

Find Elle on Instagram @ellekellynutrition.

The Agenda

6pm - Introduction and welcome

6:05pm - How to recover from hypothalamic amenorrhoea with Elle

6:45pm - Q&A and discussion

7pm - Close

*please note the purpose of the Q&A is educational and no personal medical advice will be given