Recognizing and Preventing Eating Issues

Prevent Eating Issues Before They Start

Jane Reagan’s new online program helps you clearly distinguish between healthy eating habits and disordered eating, while teaching how you to recognize the early warning signs of eating disorders and when, where and how to get help, if needed.
  • Identify the warning signs and triggers for disordered eating.
  • Learn how to process credible nutrition information online.
  • Debunk diet fads, misinformation and dangerous social media trends.
  • Discover how to achieve balanced, sustainable nutrition.
2+ hours of online video instruction plus downloadable materials.
$50 - Includes LIFETIME program access plus direct support.
(Instant access and watch anytime from any device).


Suitable for Teens and AdultsThis online program is suitable for both TEENS and ADULTS.
The Preventing Eating Issues online video program is designed for anyone looking to build a healthy relationship with food.
Register For The Preventing Eating Issues Program Now
PREVENTION IS THE KEY
Prevent disordered eating and eating disorders from taking hold with the proper knowledge and techiques.

Jane Reagan teaches you what to look out for, how to deal with influencing factors such as stress and peer pressure and how to filter out the false and harmful content that is presented online about nutrition.


FIND OUT HOW TO GET HELP
If you discover, either before or after taking this program, that you need professional assistance addressing your eating behaviors, Jane Reagan shows you how, when, where and with whom to find that support.
Get Help For Eating Disorders
Whether you're a teen, young adult, or adult, this program teaches the foundations of proper nutrition and how to proactively recognize and address eating-related concerns.
  • Section 1: Understanding Eating Behaviors
    Section 2: Recognizing The Red Flags
    Section 3: Different Eating Disorders Types And How They Manifest
    Section 4: Environmental and Familial Factors That Influence Disordered Eating Behaviors
    Section 5: Societal and Cultural Factors That Influence Disordered Eating Behaviors
    Section 6: The Role Of Social Media On Body Image and Eating Behaviors
    Section 7: Nutrition Misinformation and Junk Science
    Section 8: Impact of Alcohol, Drugs and Medication on Eating Behaviors
    Section 9: Impact Of Caffeine And Other Stimulants On Eating Behaviors
    Section 10: Why, Where and When You Should Get Help
    Section 11:  Self-Help Prevention Strategies

One-time Program Fee: $50



Registration includes instant, lifetime access to both the online instructional videos and downloadable content. 

About The Program Creator: Jane Reagan, MED, RDN, CEDS-C

Jane Reagan Nutrition
Jane Reagan is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS-C), with a masters in counseling.

She practices a non-diet approach to understanding the impact of food choices on your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Jane previousy worked as a Clinical Nutritionist at the University of Colorado’s Wardenburg Health Center for 10 years and helped start CU’s Eating Disorder Team.

Jane has helped thousands of clients understand how food impacts them physically, mentally and emotionally with a “food first” philosophy.

Jane Reagan is also the creator of the Eating Disorder Recovery Roadmap For Parents online program and the College Eating Habits online program which brings her decades of in-person nutritional and counseling expertise to remote learning solutions.

Jane Reagan’s experience in the fields of nutrition and counseling spans 25 years and she currently operates a private nutrition practice in Boulder, Colorado.