Free Live Event · April 21, 2026
A live conversation with Margaret Floyd Barry & Kristin Whitaker
A live conversation with Margaret Floyd Barry & Kristin Whitaker
What No One Is Telling Your GLP-1 Clients
What No One Is Telling Your GLP-1 Clients
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The GLP-1 conversation you should be having and
what it means for your practice right now.
what it means for your practice right now.
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Noon PT; 3 PM ET | Live on Zoom | 60 minutes | Free to attend
What No One Is Telling Your
GLP-1 Clients
What No One Is Telling Your
GLP-1 Clients
GLP-1 Clients
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The GLP-1 conversation you should be having and what it means for your practice right now.
The GLP-1 conversation you should be having and what it means for your practice right now.
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Noon PT; 3 PM ET | Live on Zoom | 60 minutes | Free to attend
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Noon PT; 3 PM ET | Live on Zoom | 60 minutes | Free to attend
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Don’t Miss This Free Training
Whether you’re advising clients who are weighing the decision, supporting those already on GLP-1 medications, or helping someone figure out what comes next, one thing is clear: these medications are here to stay. And your clients need your help.
The conversation most practitioners are having stops at the medication itself.
Yours should start where that one ends.
The conversation most practitioners are having stops at the medication itself.
Yours should start where that one ends.
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Don’t Miss This Free Training
Whether you’re advising clients who are weighing the decision, supporting those already on GLP-1 medications, or helping someone figure out what comes next, one thing is clear: these medications are here to stay. And your clients need your help.
The conversation most practitioners are having stops at the medication itself.
Yours should start where that one ends.
The conversation most practitioners are having stops at the medication itself.
Yours should start where that one ends.
About the Event
IRH Executive Director Margaret Floyd Barry will be sitting down with faculty member Kristin Whitaker, a board-certified holistic nutritionist who has been working extensively with clients on GLP-1 therapy and has a front-row view of what's actually helping them and what isn’t, for an honest, practitioner-to-practitioner conversation about what we're seeing in practice and what that means for how we support our clients
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What We'll Cover
Preparation for Medication
How to help clients answer the question 'Is GLP-1 therapy right for me?' — including how to prepare for the medication and what most providers never address before writing the prescription.
Managing Side Effects
Supporting clients already on GLP-1s, both those experiencing side effects and those tolerating the medication well who want to make sure it stays that way.
Coming off GLP-1
How to support clients through reducing or coming off GLP-1 therapy — working alongside the prescriber to preserve the gains and minimize rebound.
Clinical Work to support Medication Discontinuation
The foundational clinical work that makes discontinuation possible — and what has to be in place before a client can realistically step away from the medication and hold their results.
This is not a conversation about whether or not GLP-1s are good or bad.
It's a conversation about how you show up for clients who are considering use or already using them.
It's a conversation about how you show up for clients who are considering use or already using them.
About the Event
IRH Executive Director Margaret Floyd Barry will be sitting down with faculty member Kristin Whitaker, a board-certified holistic nutritionist who has been working extensively with clients on GLP-1 therapy and has a front-row view of what's actually helping them and what isn’t, for an honest, practitioner-to-practitioner conversation about what we're seeing in practice and what that means for how we support our clients
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This Showcase will show you how to:
Preparation for Medication
How to help clients answer the question 'Is GLP-1 therapy right for me?' — including how to prepare for the medication and what most providers never address before writing the prescription.
Managing Side Effects
Supporting clients already on GLP-1s, both those experiencing side effects and those tolerating the medication well who want to make sure it stays that way.
Coming off GLP-1
How to support clients through reducing or coming off GLP-1 therapy — working alongside the prescriber to preserve the gains and minimize rebound.
Clinical Work to support Medication Discontinuation
The foundational clinical work that makes discontinuation possible — and what has to be in place before a client can realistically step away from the medication and hold their results.
This is not a conversation about whether or not GLP-1s are good or bad.
It's a conversation about how you show up for clients who are considering use or already using them.
It's a conversation about how you show up for clients who are considering use or already using them.
Your Hosts
Your Hosts
Margaret Floyd Barry
Margaret Floyd Barry
MRWP, FNTP, Owner & Executive Director, IRH
Margaret has spent nearly two decades at the intersection of autoimmunity, digestive health, and hormonal health. She took the very first IRH course in 2014, joined as an early faculty member, and eventually became the program’s owner and Executive Director — which tells you everything about what she thinks of it. She is the author of Eat Naked, host of The Clinician’s Corner podcast, and founder of Restorative Corporate Wellness, which embeds Restorative Health Practitioners into employee benefits programs.
Kristin Whitaker
Kristin Whitaker
NTM, MRHP, BCHN · IRH Faculty
Kristin is a board-certified holistic nutritionist and IRH faculty member. Through her practice, Nourish with Kristin, she specializes in lab-informed protocols for women navigating complex hormonal, digestive, and autoimmune concerns. Her background spans regenerative agriculture, food freedom advocacy, and a deeply held belief that when a mom heals, the whole family feels it.
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