Gluten-Free Membership
An essential club for coeliacs who want to thrive
"It's so worth every second!"
Do you feel like you're simply surviving day to day?
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Are you a bit overwhelmed by your coeliac diagnosis?
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Do you feel like no-one's really listening to you?
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How would it feel to be free from daily frustrations?
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To be in control of your life again...
How many times have you wished:
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You'd had more help from your doctor?
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You'd had a better experience with your dietitian?
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That friends and family were more understanding about your diet?
And have you ever:
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Avoided social situations because you were anxious about eating?
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Wished it was easier to eat out at restaurants?
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Desperately wanted to have a good comeback line for people who make ignorant remarks about eating gluten-free?
Imagine waking up feeling energised, motivated and undaunted by the day ahead.
That's exactly what I'm offering you!
What does a membership involve?
This membership is the ultimate destination for all your gluten-free needs! You'll be offered:
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Twice-monthly live webinars on gluten-free topics you'll want to konw all about.
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A supportive and vibrant gluten-free community.
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Access to live Q&A sessions with coeliac expert Ali Walsh.
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Strategies to prevent future health issues.
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The opportunity to embrace a gluten-free lifestyle that's easier, healthier, and fun!
So act now! Click below and transform your gluten-free journey today!
Testimonial
Maureen's experience
at Life on a Rice Cake
It's been very dynamic and helpful.
The time you'll save!
Are you fed up of spending hours in the supermarket avoiding gluten and 'may contains'?
Do you wish you could be more spontaneous about eating out? That it didn't involve several phone calls, e-mail follow-ups and a magnifying glass to read a mammoth allergens folder?
Do you dream of having an easier life where you don't feel your priorities don't revolve around food?
With my guidance you can easily save over
30 minutes a day;
that's 182 hours per year!
Why Ali?
Ali’s background
Ali initially worked as an English teacher after graduating from Bath University. She is now an accomplished writer and speaker, regularly taking the guest slot at events including the FreeFrom Food Festival and Coeliac UK. Ali has also written for Gluten-Free Heaven magazine and often appears on BBC radio.
“I began my website ‘Life on a Rice Cake’ because people needed somewhere to go for valuable advice on coeliac wellbeing. There’s a way to make life easier, no matter how difficult things might seem, and I always keep things fun. Life should be fun!”
Ali recently completed the London marathon in aid of Coeliac UK. On a cold & rainy in April 2023 she ran dressed as a banana, complete with stalk.
Ali lives in Bristol with two naughty little people who love covering themselves in chocolate.
My story (and why I know what you’re going through)
When I was first diagnosed with coeliac disease, I felt so alone. Nobody seemed that concerned about me. There were flippant remarks, casual misdiagnoses and ritual humiliation (like being weighed in front of a full waiting room).
And each time I was given a new diagnosis, there’d be a familiar sense of realisation they’d got it wrong again. When the doctors had absolute confidence and conviction I had endometriosis, they cut me open under general anaesthetic and discovered I didn’t.
There were also small acts of incompetence, like the nurse who offered me a biscuit post-diagnosis.
And it wasn’t just the medical profession that caused me frustration. Problems seemed to sprout everywhere. A family member told me my pain was psychosomatic. A ‘friend’ thought if she secretly hid gluten in my food that I’d never know. At work there’d be beige buffets with absolutely nothing I could have except a slice of cheddar. (Much as I like cheese, it’s hardly a well-rounded meal.)
Those were the days when no-one had the internet and allergen information didn’t appear on food. And although a lot has changed, in many ways it’s created a new problem – we’re now swamped with so much information it’s difficult to know where to start.
I remember feeling totally lost. I wish I’d had someone I could have turned to – someone to give me confidence.
So that’s why I’ve created this membership.
FAQS
When are the masterclasses?
Every 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm.
When are the Q&A sessions?
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm.
What if I can't attend live? Can I catch up?
They'll all be available for you to watch in the membership area.
How will I access the videos of previous masterclasses?
All masterclasses will be uploaded into the membership area.
Do I need to have coeliac disease?
You’ll find parts of the membership are tailored specifically for coeliacs. However, if you have another reason to be gluten-free there’s plenty that will be really useful.
How do I make payment?
Via PayPal or debit/credit card when you join.
I need to avoid dairy/egg/I’m also vegan. Will you show me foods I can eat?
Yes! There’ll be so many options for you (and obviously everything we discuss is gluten-free).
My daughter/partner/sibling has coeliac disease. Would it be helpful for me to take part?
Absolutely! Show me a coeliac who wouldn't be hugely appreciative of such a supportive person in their life! It's really helpful for coeliacs to have other people who know how to help them and being part of this membership is a great way to make this happen.
Can I benefit even if I'm not a newly diagnosed coeliac?
Yes! Many people choose to be part of the membership after years of being coeliac. The webinars are aimed at coeliacs who are struggling. So whether it's with your diagnosis or day-to-day living and you need expert advice and tips, there's masses to benefit from.
How much does it cost?
Click here to discuss price options.