Are you following a medically necessary gluten-free diet, a parent or a gluten-free child, just starting your gluten-free journey, or somewhere in between? All are welcome to join our in-person Gluten-Free Singapore Support Group Meeting.
Discover your gluten-free tribe and access a wealth of insider advice.
Our support group gatherings provide an excellent opportunity to connect with others who are also navigating a gluten-free lifestyle.
Whether you're a newcomer to Singapore or a long-time resident, be part of a community that extends a warm welcome to everyone.
Parenting a teenager is challenging, but parenting a gluten-free teenager adds a whole new layer of complexity.
Karen Horan (mom of celiac child) and Bridget Marr (Registered Dietician and Nutritionist) will be giving a joint talk at the Gluten-Free Singapore Support Group Meeting on Wednesday, 13 March.
Karen, will share insights into the social and emotional aspects of raising a gluten-free teen. She'll delve into understanding how teenagers feel about their gluten-free lifestyle and offer strategies to help them cope with dietary restrictions without hindering their social life or emerging independence.
Bridget will share tips for promoting a peaceful relationship with food, reducing the risk of disordered eating, and recognizing the warning signs.
Don't miss this informative session on supporting your gluten-free teenager. This talk designed for parents and caregivers. Reserve your spot for this free talk by registering below; space is limited.
Wednesday, 13 March 2024 from 10-11:30am
The location is a short walk from the Sixth Avenue MRT. Specific directions will be sent with the confirmation email.
We start and end each meet up with a time to meet, connect, and share with the gluten-free tribe.
Each meeting will explore an interesting topic and give you plenty of chances to socialize with other gluten-free individuals in your area.
Please let us know you are coming by filling out the registration form below. Note - space is limited, please register so we can make sure there is enough seating.