Nutrition is one of the most discussed – and most misunderstood – elements of IBS and IBD care. 

This session explores how clinicians across disciplines can apply evidence-informed strategies that move beyond restriction toward practical, sustainable results.

Join physician assistant and dietitian Morgan Binder from Arizona Digestive Health for insights into her integrated whole-person approach to GI care.

US/Canada: 2 Dec, 11am PT | 12pm MT | 2pm ET

Can't make it live? Still register and we will email you the recording after the session.

Explore how nutrition’s role in IBS and IBD care is shifting from restriction to regulation.

Understand how integrating diet, psychology, and gastroenterology can improve outcomes.

Learn to translate clinical nutrition evidence into practical, real-world strategies.

Discover ways to support patients in rebuilding food confidence and reducing symptom anxiety.

See how multidisciplinary teams can collaborate effectively to deliver cohesive care.

This session is designed for all clinicians supporting patients with IBS or IBD, including GIs, APPs, dietitians, nutritionists, GPs, pelvic health physios, naturopaths, and health coaches. 

If you have colleagues who would benefit from joining us, please invite them to register by sharing this link: www.crowdcast.io/c/ibd-ibs-nutrition

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Morgan Binder, PA-C, RDN, is a physician assistant and registered dietitian nutritionist specializing in gastroenterology at Arizona Digestive Health. Her areas of interest are irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Morgan's clinical focus is on preventive and integrative medicine, using diet and lifestyle as the foundation of gut health. She is passionate about empowering patients through education and behavior change. 

Morgan completed advanced IBD training through the Mayo Clinic Crohn’s and Colitis Advanced Practice Provider Preceptorship and has presented on nutrition in inflammatory bowel disease. She enjoys educating her patients and community on evidence-based strategies to optimize gut health and manage chronic GI conditions.

Rethinking nutrition in IBS and IBD: Evidence-informed care for real-world patients