| Social media has become one of the most powerful tools for sharing nutrition information — yet it’s also a major source of confusion and misinformation. This webinar explores how nutrition professionals can communicate evidence-based messages online in a way that is accurate, engaging, and compassionate. Drawing on research, practical examples, and professional experience, the session highlights the unique role of qualified nutrition professionals in improving public understanding, building trust, and modelling balanced communication about food and health. Participants will gain insight into how to navigate online platforms safely and sustainably, set boundaries, and protect their wellbeing in digital spaces.
Maeve Will Cover: ● Practical strategies for sharing engaging yet evidence-based nutrition content. ● Professional, ethical, and legal considerations for online communication. ● How to protect your wellbeing, boundaries, and credibility on social media. |
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 1 Lesson
- Lifetime
- Communicating Nutrition Science on Social Media1
Instructor
Maeve Hanan is a Registered Dietitian with over 12 years of experience across both public and private healthcare, as well as in nutrition communication and consultancy.
She specialises in Disordered Eating and is the founder of Dietetically Speaking, a service that helps people heal their relationship with food while supporting a wide range of nutrition concerns through a food-freedom lens. Support is provided in a variety of formats including 1:1 sessions, workshops, webinars, group programmes, courses and ebooks.
Maeve has been sharing nutrition information on social media for more than 10 years. Her main platform is Instagram (@dieteticallyspeaking) where she has over 33,000 followers and regularly shares content. In 2025 she was short-listed as the BDA Social Media Influencer of the Year.
