Gut–Brain Axis in Metabolism and Stress: Fro
m Obesity to Inflammation (June)

Description

This webinar was originally presented on April 28, 2025. Due to high interest, we are offering a repeat session for those who were unable to attend the first time.

The gut–brain axis plays a crucial role in regulating metabolism and stress, with profound implications for conditions like obesity, chronic inflammation, and related metabolic disorders. However, many healthcare professionals, particularly those in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, nursing, and social work, may not fully understand how the gut microbiome impacts overall health or how it can be leveraged to improve patient outcomes.

This webinar will provide an introduction to the gut–brain axis and its influence on metabolic and stress-related conditions, shedding light on how dysfunction in this system can contribute to obesity, inflammation, and related diseases. Attendees will learn how emerging research links gut health to these issues and gain practical insights into incorporating this knowledge into treatment plans. Healthcare professionals will also explore strategies for addressing gut–brain health in an interdisciplinary setting, ultimately enhancing patient care. This session is ideal for practitioners in clinical settings, from hospitals to outpatient practices, looking to broaden their understanding of this emerging field and its impact on holistic patient management. Don’t miss out—gain valuable knowledge that can transform your approach to treating metabolic disorders and stress-related conditions

Instructor

Learning Objectives

• Identify the key components of the gut–brain axis and their impact on metabolism and stress regulation
• Recognize the role of the gut microbiome in conditions such as obesity, inflammation, and metabolic disorders
• List practical strategies for incorporating gut–brain axis knowledge into interdisciplinary care plans
• Compare the influence of gut health on stress-related conditions and metabolic diseases in clinical practice
• Highlight the potential benefits of addressing gut–brain health in improving patient outcomes related to obesity and inflammation
• Define how dysfunction in the gut–brain axis can contribute to chronic stress and metabolic diseases and its implications for daily occupations such as meal preparation and health management

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

12:00pm–12:20pm

Introduction to the Gut–Brain Axis and Its Role in Metabolism and Stress

12:20pm–12:40pm

The Gut Microbiome’s Influence on Metabolic Health and Inflammation

12:40pm–1:00pm

Incorporating Gut–Brain Axis Knowledge Into Clinical Practice

1:00pm–1:10pm

Break

1:10pm–1:25pm

Question and Answer Session 

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