For non-profits & private practices
Training for teams doing the real work
Most eating disorder care happens inside small mental health non-profits and private practices, the same organizations working with the tightest budgets. NPP offers trainings and live Q&As built around what your team is up against right now.
Best for staff meetings
Virtual Live Q&A
60 minutes • Virtual
- Live Q&A shaped around your team's real cases and questions
- Focus on harm reduction, peer-based support, and historical trauma
- Actionable takeaways your team can use immediately
- Built for small non-profits & private practices
Most booked by small orgs
Virtual Presentation + Q&A
60–75 minutes • Virtual
- Structured presentation on any of Glo's fifteen topics
- Dedicated Q&A to translate ideas into your team's context
- Flexible scheduling around your calendar
- Virtual or in-person delivery
For clinical teams going deep
Two-Part Clinician Training
2 × 60–75 min • Virtual
- The Colonial Body Project across two sessions
- Co-facilitated with Hilda Franco, MS
- Frameworks for the systemic forces behind clients' body image
- Concrete tools clinicians can bring straight into practice
A note on weight stigma
Looking for weight stigma specific training?
Weight stigma comes up throughout Glo's talks as part of a wider conversation. Teams that need a dedicated, standalone session on it should email us, and we'll point you toward specialists with lived experience in that specific work.
nalgonapride@proton.me For grad programs & clinical faculty
Training Package
A custom sequence of 2-5 talks, built around your program's semester and learning goals.
Custom quote
- Choose 2-5 talks from the full catalog, sequenced to build from history and framework toward advanced application
- Sessions run 60-90 minutes each, with two-part advanced trainings available at 60-75 minutes per session
- Delivered virtually or in person, with scheduling built around your academic calendar
- Continuing education-ready content, with case-informed frameworks for future practitioners
- Add-on options include co-facilitated sessions and a student meet-and-greet
Provider testimonials
Trusted by clinicians and harm reduction teams
Feedback from therapists, dietitians, and mental health professionals who have trained with Glo.
Glo's in depth knowledge and wisdom is a guiding light. The teachings are grounded in care and compassion, which is what supports true healing. Glo is able to provide a clear and powerful vision of how harm reduction is both ancestral and necessary for healing in today's world.
Jaya Roy
LCSW
I already have! I recommended it to my sister who is a mental health counselor and to my clinical supervisor.
Melina Juarez
Assistant Professor / Counselor in Training
Working in nutrition can make me feel a little unhinged out here. Within minutes of listening to Glo talk about harm reduction, I could feel a softening in my body, and a big exhale. I don't want to cause harm, and I know it's my responsibility to learn. I also want deep healing desperately for myself. This re-frame, accountability, knowledge (and bonuses thank you!) will inform not only the way I practice, but also how I exist right now. It's such a gift, for me and for my community and clients. Really don't want you and yours to miss this.
Margot Najkolli
Owner/Operator, Emerge Together LLC
I have followed Glo for years and between the Nalgona Pride instagram and newsletters I have been a fan. Going to her workshop was so much more than an interesting learning opportunity. It has already impacted work I do and the language I use. AND she talked about Ontario!
Nicky Deeb
Registered Psychotherapist, Work In Progress Toronto