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  <title>#213 RAVES Model for Eating Disorders with Shane Jeffries</title>
  <description>In this episode of The GP Show, Dr Ashlea Broomfield speaks with accredited practising dietitian Shane Jeffries about the RAVES Eating Model -&amp;amp;nbsp;a structured, adaptable framework for understanding and supporting eating patterns in general practice. Originally developed for eating disorders, RAVES has been applied more broadly in primary care settings to support patients with body image concerns, disordered eating, chronic disease, metabolic health, and sports nutrition. RAVES stands for:   Regularity – consistent eating patterns  Adequacy – meeting energy and nutrient needs  Variety – flexible, balanced food choices  Eating socially – navigating real-world meals  Spontaneity – adapting to unexpected situations  In this episode, Ashlea and Shane discuss: • How diet culture and moralising food shape people's relationships with eating • The difference between calories and nutritional adequacy • How RAVES complements CBT-E, FBT, and plate-based approaches to disordered eating • The role of hunger, fullness, and interoception in clinical practice • Considerations for restrictive eating, neurodivergence, and GLP-1 medications • Using RAVES as a structured thinking tool for GPs, even without providing detailed nutrition plans Key takeaway: RAVES is not a diet - it’s a practical, person-centred framework that balances structure, flexibility, and clinical nuance to support sustainable change across diverse contexts.  🔗 Learn more at  raveseatingmodel.com ... If you would like to request a topic, please contact us via&amp;amp;nbsp;contact@thegpshow.com&amp;amp;nbsp; Thank you for listening and your support. ...&amp;amp;nbsp; Study and learn lifestyle medicine:&amp;amp;nbsp; Interested in whole of person clinical practice, research and careers that address the lifestyle and social determinants of illness and wellbeing, using lifestyle approaches, behaviour change, health coaching and implementation science?&amp;amp;nbsp; Check out the JCU College of Medicine postgraduate degrees:&amp;amp;nbsp;Graduate Certificate,&amp;amp;nbsp;Graduate Diploma, and&amp;amp;nbsp;Master&amp;amp;nbsp;in lifestyle medicine. Dr Sam Manger on&amp;amp;nbsp;YouTube: Using lifestyle as medicine: A new era in chronic disease remission&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;YouTube: Careers in lifestyle medicine </description>
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