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If you are not a member of AND-STL, purchase a downloadable link to register for our August meeting! If you are an AND-STL member, check your inbox, as you have received this link to register at no cost.
Topic: Women's Health Across the Lifespan: Clinical Insights for Dietitians
Presented By: Audrey Miller MS, RD/LD
Registered Dietitian, Evora Medical Group
Date: Monday August 31st
Time: 6:00 PM
Place: Virtual, Zoom link will be provided upon registration
Description:
Women's health needs evolve significantly across the lifespan, with hormonal transitions influencing nutritional requirements, metabolic health, body composition, cardiovascular risk, bone health, and overall well-being. Dietitians play a critical role in helping patients navigate these changes through evidence-based nutrition strategies and individualized care.
This webinar will provide a practical overview of the hormonal timeline from adolescence through reproductive years, perimenopause, menopause, and healthy aging. Participants will explore key nutrition priorities at each life stage, gain confidence in interpreting commonly ordered laboratory markers, and apply concepts through real-world patient case studies. The session will also address common myths and misconceptions surrounding hormones, weight management, menopause, supplements, and women's health nutrition.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
1. Identify the changing nutrition priorities associated with each stage of the female lifespan.
2. Apply evidence-based nutrition interventions to address common women's health concerns, including insulin resistance, weight management, and menopause.
3. Interpret laboratory values commonly used in women's health and discuss their relevance to nutrition assessment and intervention.
4. Apply patient-centered counseling strategies to support sustainable nutrition behavior change across the lifespan.
5. Evaluate common nutrition trends and misinformation related to hormone health, identifying evidence-based recommendations that support long-term health outcomes.
Speaker Bio:
Audrey is a St. Louis area dietitian, serving at Evora since 2022. Prior to this, she worked in a clinical acute-care setting for 4 years. She has a great passion for an individualized approach to care.
Audrey graduated from Spring Hill College with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. She continued her education at Saint Louis University earning a Bachelor's degree in Dietetics, a Master’s degree in Nutrition, and completing a competitive Dietetic Internship at SLU.
Audrey works with a model that all foods fit and is focused on you feeling like your best, confident, self. She uses an evidence-based medical approach for treating nutrition needs with a customized plan. Through education, support and practice, she’s excited to offer services at Evora®.
Outside of her work, she is a long-time instructor at Pure Barre St. Louis, loves trying new local restaurants, playing golf, and spending time with her mini bernedoodle, Felix, almost 1-year-old son Frankie and husband Steve.
If you are not a member of AND-STL, purchase a downloadable link to register for our August meeting! If you are an AND-STL member, check your inbox, as you have received this link to register at no cost.
Topic: Women's Health Across the Lifespan: Clinical Insights for Dietitians
Presented By: Audrey Miller MS, RD/LD
Registered Dietitian, Evora Medical Group
Date: Monday August 31st
Time: 6:00 PM
Place: Virtual, Zoom link will be provided upon registration
Description:
Women's health needs evolve significantly across the lifespan, with hormonal transitions influencing nutritional requirements, metabolic health, body composition, cardiovascular risk, bone health, and overall well-being. Dietitians play a critical role in helping patients navigate these changes through evidence-based nutrition strategies and individualized care.
This webinar will provide a practical overview of the hormonal timeline from adolescence through reproductive years, perimenopause, menopause, and healthy aging. Participants will explore key nutrition priorities at each life stage, gain confidence in interpreting commonly ordered laboratory markers, and apply concepts through real-world patient case studies. The session will also address common myths and misconceptions surrounding hormones, weight management, menopause, supplements, and women's health nutrition.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
1. Identify the changing nutrition priorities associated with each stage of the female lifespan.
2. Apply evidence-based nutrition interventions to address common women's health concerns, including insulin resistance, weight management, and menopause.
3. Interpret laboratory values commonly used in women's health and discuss their relevance to nutrition assessment and intervention.
4. Apply patient-centered counseling strategies to support sustainable nutrition behavior change across the lifespan.
5. Evaluate common nutrition trends and misinformation related to hormone health, identifying evidence-based recommendations that support long-term health outcomes.
Speaker Bio:
Audrey is a St. Louis area dietitian, serving at Evora since 2022. Prior to this, she worked in a clinical acute-care setting for 4 years. She has a great passion for an individualized approach to care.
Audrey graduated from Spring Hill College with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. She continued her education at Saint Louis University earning a Bachelor's degree in Dietetics, a Master’s degree in Nutrition, and completing a competitive Dietetic Internship at SLU.
Audrey works with a model that all foods fit and is focused on you feeling like your best, confident, self. She uses an evidence-based medical approach for treating nutrition needs with a customized plan. Through education, support and practice, she’s excited to offer services at Evora®.
Outside of her work, she is a long-time instructor at Pure Barre St. Louis, loves trying new local restaurants, playing golf, and spending time with her mini bernedoodle, Felix, almost 1-year-old son Frankie and husband Steve.