Learning to navigate how to stay celiac safe in a gluten centered food system and culture all by yourself is hard. I would know because it took me 5 years to figure it out on my own, and another 5 years to be professionally trained to help others. From people telling you to replace your entire kitchen to people saying you can't have any gluten in the house... there's a lot of misinformation out there. As a celiac dietitian with 10 years lived experience with celiac, I tell you what you really need to do and give you the simple strategies to do it.

Don't get me wrong, experiencing grief with celiac disease can be normal. However, if you feel like celiac disease is holding you back from living your life, like it did me when I was newly diagnosed over 10 years ago, that's a sign you may need this course. If you're anything like me, you may be avoiding birthday parties, restaurants, weddings, and more because you don't know how to attend these food events safely. Hear me when I say, you can do anything you want with celiac disease, you just have to take the right safety precautions. That's what I teach you in the Celiac Crash Course, basic celiac safety concepts that you can apply in nearly any scenario so you can enjoy you life while knowing you're doing everything you need to do to stay safe.

I say this with a lot of love and empathy: don't leave your celiac health and safety up to chance. Don't leave your celiac health and safety up to Google and what may or may not be current and correct information. Take it from someone who tried to do it all by myself, the internet is a scary place full of misinformation and outright fearmongering. Stop leaving your safety up to chance and instead get clear-cut answers and strategies from a trained celiac professional.

Being diagnosed with celiac disease changes your entire life, and that is understandably overwhelming. And what's even more overwhelming is not getting the proper follow-up care and education to make simple adaptations so celiac doesn't take over your entire life. If you're recently diagnosed and feeling overwhelmed and frustrated trying to figure it all out, it's not your fault. You deserve better guidance at diagnosis. Which is why I created the Celiac Crash Course, so people with celiac can get clear-cut answers to how to stay safe without it causing undue overwhelm, years of trial and error, and fear.

And that's a bold claim, but I've had course members tell me, time and time again, that they felt relief within days, even minutes after signing up for this course.