A scope-safe clinical guide for naturopaths and natural health practitioners

​You were taught to screen for eating disorders (maybe).

But many of the most common reinforcement patterns in natural health practice don’t look obvious.

This guide outlines seven subtle red flags that may signal disordered eating vulnerability - even when clients appear “health focused.”

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Inside the guide:

• 7 commonly missed red flags in natural health settings
• How weight loss praise can escalate vulnerability
• Why certain moral language around food can reinforce restriction
• A scope-safe lens for early identification​

This is for you if:

• You’ve ever wondered whether something was “just dieting” or something more - and felt unsure how to respond
• You worry about unintentionally reinforcing restriction, weight-focused praise, or food fear in your clients
• You’ve noticed grey-area presentations that don’t meet diagnostic criteria... but don’t feel entirely safe either
• You want greater clarity around scope boundaries in complex eating presentations
• You value ethical, weight-neutral practice and want a more structured clinical lens

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About the Author

Casey Conroy is a non-diet naturopath and Accredited Practising Dietitian specialising in disordered eating and weight-neutral care. She trains natural health practitioners in ethical, scope-safe clinical practice. You can read more about Casey here.

If you’re looking for deeper structured training in this area, you can join the priority waitlist for Safe & Confident Disordered Eating Practice Training, here.