See the typical transition timeline and what to expect during each phase so the process feels more predictable.
Module 1 — Exit Strategy
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Step 1 of 3 — Watch the Lesson
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Start here so you can see where transition changes tend to show up first, what is still normal, and how to stay steady instead of interpreting every shift as a setback.
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Your Exit Timeline
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Suggested insert for this lesson: transition phases, common week-by-week signals, and how to tell the difference between normal variability and true destabilization.
Key learning points
Early transition changes often feel more intense because predictability has not been rebuilt yet.
Day-to-day variability is common during the middle phase and does not mean the process is failing.
Clinical stability comes from structure and consistency, not from reacting to every appetite shift.
Step 2 of 3 — Complete the Transition Timeline Tool
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Use this companion tool to identify your current phase, normalize what you are noticing, and orient toward the right stabilizing focus before moving into the protocol.
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Completion requirements
Choose your current transition phase
Select at least one current experience
Complete your phase reframe
Describe what your body is doing right now
Add at least one current focus line
Choose at least one stabilization anchor
Step 2 of 3 — Transition Timeline Tool
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Your GLP-1 Transition Timeline
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Know where you are so the process feels more predictable.
Use this timeline tool to identify your phase, normalize what you are currently experiencing, and stay anchored to the right stabilizing focus.
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This is where staying structured matters more than chasing day-to-day fluctuations.
GUIDED SUPPORT OPTION
Need more clarity on your transition phase?
If you’re unsure where you are in the transition, or whether what you’re experiencing is normal for this phase, Guided Support gives you a more personalized transition plan and clinical direction — so you’re not second-guessing every change.
Step 3 of 3 — Continue
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