
A Simplified Approach to the Low FODMAP Diet
Clinical Pearls for Constipation Beyond Guidelines
How to Start the Conversation Around Diet & DGBI
Scientific evidence for a central role of food in IBS
Low FODMAP Diet Dilemmas: A Case-based Approach
GastroPsych Skills for GI Advance Practice Providers Treating IBS-C
GastroPsych Pediatric Clinical Case Conference Series
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session One
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Two
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Three
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Four
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Five
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Six
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Seven
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Eight
Back to School with Disorders of Gut Brain Interactions
Psychosocial and Cultural Considerations in GI Behavioral Health
Psychogastroenterology Basic Skills Workshop - 8 CE credits
Hypnosis Techniques in Psychogastroenterology - 3 CE Credits
Behavioral Interventions for DGBI Conditions of the Upper GI Tract
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
GI Physiology for the Behavioral Health Provider - 1.5 CE Credits
Special Considerations in Pediatric Disorders of Gut-Brain Interactions
2023 Pediatric Symposium: Hot Topics in Pediatric DGBI
Rome Foundation Virtual Pediatric Symposium - 0 CE Credits
Grand Rounds 2025 - Clinical Pearls for Constipation Beyond Guidelines
Grand Rounds 2025 - It takes a Village. An integrated approach to the management of IBS-C.
Grand Rounds 2025: Belching, Rumination and Inability to Belch
Grand Rounds 2025 - How to Understand, Diagnose and Manage the IBS / Organic Disease Overlap
Grand Rounds - Demystifying Gastroparesis: Lessons from Around the World
Highlights of Lead Papers from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study
Grand Rounds 2024 - Scientific evidence for a central role of food in IBS
Grand Rounds 2024 - Low FODMAP Diet Dilemmas: A Case-based Approach
Grand Rounds 2024: The 3 step approach to Integrated Psychosocial Care in DGBI
Grand Rounds 2024: Abdominal Bloating and Distension
Grand Rounds 2024: Abuse, Trauma, and Illness: What is the link?
Grand Rounds: Communication Skills
Grand Rounds: Sociocultural aspects of the assessment and treatment of patients with DGBI
Grand Rounds: Post Covid-19 DGBI
Grand Rounds: Deep Dive Into Central Neuromodulators
Grand Rounds: DGBI in Pediatric Populations
Grand Rounds: Gastroparesis vs FD
Grand Rounds: History of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction - DGBI (Functional GI Disorders)
Grand Rounds: DGBI Overlapping with Organic Disease
From Infection to Persistent Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Post-Infectious IBS
Belching, Rumination and Inability to Belch
It takes a Village. An integrated approach to the management of IBS-C.
Grand Rounds 2025 - How to Understand, Diagnose and Manage the IBS / Organic Disease Overlap copy 1
Grand Rounds - Demystifying Gastroparesis: Lessons from Around the World copy 1
Highlights of Lead Papers from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study copy 1
Grand Rounds 2024 - Scientific evidence for a central role of food in IBS
GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series
GastroPsych - Integrating Group Therapy into GI Behavioral Health Practice
Grand Rounds 2024 - Low FODMAP Diet Dilemmas: A Case-based Approach
Grand Rounds: The 3 step approach to Integrated Psychosocial Care in DGB
Grand Rounds: Abdominal Bloating and Distension
Grand Rounds: Abuse, Trauma, and Illness: What is the link?
Grand Rounds: ACG vs AGA IBS Guidelines and Clinical Application
GastroPsych Skills for GI Advance Practice Providers Treating IBS-C
GastroPsych Pediatric Clinical Case Conference Series
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session One
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Two
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Three
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Four
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Five
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Six
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Seven
Rome Foundation GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series - Session Eight
Back to School with Disorders of Gut Brain Interactions
Psychosocial and Cultural Considerations in GI Behavioral Health
Psychogastroenterology Basic Skills Workshop - 8 CE credits
Hypnosis Techniques in Psychogastroenterology - 3 CE Credits
Behavioral Interventions for DGBI Conditions of the Upper GI Tract
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
GI Physiology for the Behavioral Health Provider - 1.5 CE Credits
Grand Rounds 2025 - Clinical Pearls for Constipation Beyond Guidelines
Grand Rounds 2025 - It takes a Village. An integrated approach to the management of IBS-C.
Grand Rounds 2025: Belching, Rumination and Inability to Belch
Grand Rounds 2025 - How to Understand, Diagnose and Manage the IBS / Organic Disease Overlap
Grand Rounds - Demystifying Gastroparesis: Lessons from Around the World
Highlights of Lead Papers from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study
Grand Rounds 2024 - Scientific evidence for a central role of food in IBS
Grand Rounds 2024 - Low FODMAP Diet Dilemmas: A Case-based Approach
Grand Rounds 2024: The 3 step approach to Integrated Psychosocial Care in DGBI
Grand Rounds 2024: Abdominal Bloating and Distension
Grand Rounds 2024: Abuse, Trauma, and Illness: What is the link?
Grand Rounds: Communication Skills
Grand Rounds: Sociocultural aspects of the assessment and treatment of patients with DGBI
Grand Rounds: Post Covid-19 DGBI
Grand Rounds: Deep Dive Into Central Neuromodulators
Grand Rounds: DGBI in Pediatric Populations
Grand Rounds: Gastroparesis vs FD
Grand Rounds: History of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction - DGBI (Functional GI Disorders)
Clinical Pearls for Constipation Beyond Guidelines
From Infection to Persistent Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Post-Infectious IBS
Belching, Rumination and Inability to Belch
It takes a Village. An integrated approach to the management of IBS-C.
Grand Rounds 2025 - How to Understand, Diagnose and Manage the IBS / Organic Disease Overlap copy 1
Grand Rounds - Demystifying Gastroparesis: Lessons from Around the World copy 1
Highlights of Lead Papers from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study copy 1
Grand Rounds 2024 - Scientific evidence for a central role of food in IBS
GastroPsych Clinical Case Conference Series
GastroPsych - Integrating Group Therapy into GI Behavioral Health Practice
Grand Rounds 2024 - Low FODMAP Diet Dilemmas: A Case-based Approach
Grand Rounds: The 3 step approach to Integrated Psychosocial Care in DGB
Grand Rounds: Abdominal Bloating and Distension
Grand Rounds: Abuse, Trauma, and Illness: What is the link?
Grand Rounds: ACG vs AGA IBS Guidelines and Clinical Application
COMING SOON on Tuesday, July 22, a Rome Foundation Continuing Medical Education Webinar.
We’re excited to invite you to an upcoming free webinar hosted by the Rome Foundation’s Diet and Nutrition Section on Tuesday, July 22, at 11:00 AM EST.
This educational session is open to all healthcare professionals interested in the role of diet and nutrition in treating disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI). Please note: CE credits are not offered for this session.
This webinar will cover the current evidence of the low-FODMAP diet in IBS, including data on its efficacy and limitations. It will then review the lessons from reintroduction studies regarding the most common low-FODMAP triggers. Finally, it will provide an evidence-based approach to simplifying the low-FODMAP diet.
Finally, it will give some clinical pearls and outline how and when to use the simplified approach in clinical practice.
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the need for a simplified approach to the low FODMAP diet
2. Rationale for the simplified approach to the low FODMAP diet
3. Evidence behind the simplified approaches to the low FODMAP diet
4. Future of the low FODMAP diet- step up or step down
Faculty Presenters:
Dr. Prashant Singh
Assistant Professor of Medicine
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Karen Routhiaux
Dietitian and biomedical researcher affiliated with the Translational Research Center for Gastrointestinal Disorders (TARGID) at KU Leuven