We get asked the question “what is our position on GLP-1 use?” and our response is always “we support people no matter their decision to attempt weight loss” and if it’s a clinician or commissioner, we ask - “how are you finding engagement and attrition rates with your weight centric programming?” or "what are your plans for reducing health inequalities for higher weight people?... and how will you measure this?"

Nutriri's vision of a weight neutral triage system, it shows a funnel with robust informed consent and person centred care featured

Nutriri is a lived experience organisation, co-designer and trainer for stigma-free systems

Since 2015 we have gathered insights with workforce and citizens - learning to highlight the HEALTH impacts of all stigma...

Co-Creating Weight Neutral Triage

This is iterative. WNTriage and its Five Facets are being formed - from a decade of co-learning with citizens and the healthcare workforce. Over time - and with your help - we hope to refine every section to be the best it can be: to elevate health equity, engagement, experience, and outcomes. Nutriri needs your lived experience and expertise.

Nutriri Weight Neutral Training

Help shape the future of HEALTH across the weight spectrum.

Certified training formed collaboratively, over 10+ years, by lived and living experiences, with citizens and the healthcare workforce.

A reflective learning space to help create - and measure - stigma free systems of care that reduce inequalities and create equitable access.

Helping you offer health, food and movement support - without surveilling bodies and weight (whether an individual is attempting weight change or not.)

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Healthy Life Expectancy in Higher Weight - Ten years of working directly with people failed by a weight-centric system has shown Nutriri one thing consistently: when the system changes its behaviour, people's relationship with healthcare changes too. A stigma-informed system does not just remove barriers - it actively builds the conditions for people to engage, contribute, and trust that their experience of their own body will be heard rather than overridden.