The GLP-1 Partner Programme.

On Mounjaro or Wegovy? Considering one? Coming off and scared it all comes back?

Here's the truth: the medication does the deficit for you. What it can't do is protect your muscle, hit your protein or build the habits that hold when it stops.

That's our job. 1:1 coaching that partners with your prescription, built by a coach who supported hundreds of patients through the original UK rollout of GLP-1 medications.

Mounjaro or Wegovy, tirzepatide or semaglutide, privately prescribed or through a clinic: the name on the pen changes and the thing that decides whether it lasts doesn't. What you eat while you're on it, and what you're left holding when you come off.

Let's be honest

They work. That's the point.

These are the most effective weight-loss medicines we've ever had, and you deserve to hear that first.

We're not anti-drug. We're anti-no-plan, because most people get the pen and no plan at all. Used on its own, here's what the medication can't protect you from.

medication stops the rebound habits built while on it

Illustrative. In the STEP-1 extension, two-thirds of lost weight returned within a year of stopping. The habits decide which line is yours.

Muscle goes with it

In the STEP-1 trial, 45% of the weight lost was lean tissue, not fat. Across the major trials it's 25 to 45%, unless protein and training are in place.

Protein quietly collapses

Real-world users average a third of their protein target, and 88% fall below even the basic recommendation. No hunger means no reminder to eat.

Bone follows the muscle

Rapid weight loss without resistance training costs bone at 1 to 2% a year, and unlike muscle, bone may never fully come back.

The rebound is real

When trial participants stopped, two-thirds of the weight returned within a year. Hunger comes back. That's biology, not a character flaw.

Sources: STEP-1 body-composition analysis (Neeland et al., 2024), STEP-1 extension (Wilding et al., 2022), real-world intake data (Vinelli et al., 2026).

The GLP-1 Partner Programme

The drug does the deficit. We do the rest.

Ask anyone on these medications what changed first. It's rarely the hunger. It's the quiet. The constant chatter about food finally stops.

That calm is a window, and it won't stay open forever. The Partner Programme is built to use it: full Balance coaching, with weekly 1:1 check-ins and daily WhatsApp access, tuned to the realities of a GLP-1.

01 · Protect

Strength training 2 to 3 times a week, programmed for your level. In the research it's the single most effective intervention for keeping muscle and bone on a GLP-1, so what you lose is fat, not strength.

02 · Nourish

Protein first, at every meal, sized to a suppressed appetite. Meals on a rhythm, not on hunger signals that no longer fire. Micronutrients, fibre and a sensible supplement safety net, all planned for you.

03 · Partner

We don't prescribe, and we never replace your medical care. We work alongside your prescriber: body composition tracked (not just the scale), side effects managed, and experience from the original UK rollout behind every decision.

04 · Keep it

The exit plan. Guidelines now recommend up to a year of support coming off, because the habits carry it, not the drug. We build them while you're on it, so when you taper off, the results hold.

Lasting change

From taking a drug to becoming someone new.

The scale was never the real win. It's a byproduct.

The win is who you become while the noise is down: someone who eats, moves and thinks about food differently, without having to try.

That's not willpower. That's identity, and it's exactly what our IBA engine (Identity, Belief, Action) was built to change.

Leaning on the drug Where most start

  • Eating as little as possible, and calling it progress.
  • Rules imposed by the medication, not chosen by you.
  • Success measured only by the scale.
  • Dreading the day the prescription ends.

Owning the change Where we take you

  • Eating enough, well, and on a rhythm.
  • Habits you own, practised until they're automatic.
  • Success measured in strength, energy and consistency.
  • Ready for the day it stops, because the habits already run without it.
Jamie Wright, founder and coach at Balanceie
Your coach

Jamie Wright MSc, ANutr

I was involved in the original rollout of GLP-1 medications into the UK and Ireland, working one to one with hundreds of people on Mounjaro, Ozempic, Wegovy and Rybelsus. I partnered with them on their nutrition, their training and the behaviour change around the medication, and watched people who had struggled with weight and food noise for years, often decades, completely turn their lives around.

A qualified nutritionist (ANutr), personal trainer and founder of Balanceie, one of Northern Ireland's leading nutrition, fat loss and weight-management coaching services, delivered online wherever you are. I hold a Master's in Human Nutrition and a Bachelor's in Sports & Exercise Science.

ANutr MSc Nutrition BSc Sport & Exercise UK GLP-1 rollout coach
Is it for you?

Wherever you are with it, there's a place for you.

The right fit This is you

  • You're on a GLP-1 now and want to do it properly: keep your muscle, feed your body, build the habits.
  • You're tapering off, or planning to, and you're determined this weight stays gone.
  • You're considering one and want the foundations in place first, so the medication lands on solid ground.
  • You've been on one before, regained, and want this to be the last time.

Not the right fit Not for you

  • You're looking for someone to prescribe or supply medication. We don't, and we never will. That's your GP or clinic's job.
  • You want the injection to do all the work, with nothing changing around it.
  • You're after a quick fix before an event, not a result that lasts beyond it.
WhatsApp exchange: client now under the weight she was when she finished taking Mounjaro
Post-GLP-1, keeping it off · shared with permission
Investment

Two ways to partner up.

Same full 1:1 coaching either way. Go month to month, or take the year and cover the whole journey:
on the medication, through the taper, and the life after it.

Best value · covers the taper
Annual

Transformation

£1997 · annual

A full year, around £166/month: on the medication, through the taper, and beyond.

  • Everything in GLP-1 Partner, all year
  • Long enough to build the exit plan properly
  • Quarterly body-composition review
  • Quarterly blood-marker review
  • Wearable & sleep integration
  • Maintenance plan on exit
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or 3 interest-free payments of £665.67

Get started

Not sure which? Register and we'll recommend the right one.

Questions

Good to know

Do you prescribe GLP-1s?

No. We're coaches and nutrition professionals, not prescribers, and we don't supply or source medication. Prescribing decisions sit with your GP or clinic. Our job is everything around the prescription: muscle, nutrition, training, habits and the plan for afterwards.

I haven't started medication yet. Is it too early?

It's actually the best time. Building your training, protein habits and routines before you start means the medication lands on solid foundations, and you keep far more muscle through the weight loss itself.

I've already stopped, and the weight is creeping back.

You're exactly who this was built for, and it's not too late. Hunger and food noise return when the drug clears; that's biology, not failure. We rebuild the structure the medication was covering for: meal rhythm, protein, strength work and accountability, so the regain stops and reverses.

What about the side effects?

The common ones (early fullness, nausea, sluggish digestion) respond well to how you eat: smaller regular meals, protein first, enough fluid and fibre. We manage all of that with you day to day. Anything medical, including dosing, stays between you and your prescriber, and we'll flag anything we think they should know.

I have a difficult history with food. Is this safe for me?

An honest answer: appetite suppression can quiet a difficult relationship with food without fixing it, and eating as little as possible is not a win in our book. We coach a structured, adequate eating pattern and a calmer, more flexible relationship with food. If there's an active eating disorder, coaching supports but never substitutes for specialist care, and we'll always say so.

Does my GP or clinic need to be involved?

You stay under your prescriber's care throughout, and we're happy to work alongside them. Many clients share their body composition and blood-marker progress with their GP or clinic, and it makes those reviews far more productive.

Which coaching level includes it?

Both options above are the full Partner Programme: monthly if you want to start light on commitment, annual if you want the whole journey covered, including the taper. And if you join any Balance level (Accelerator, Transformation or Performance), the GLP-1 support is built in at no extra cost. Register, tell us where you are with the medication, and your plan is built around it from day one.

Do I need to be in Northern Ireland for this?

No. The coaching runs online and I work with people across Northern Ireland, the rest of the UK and Ireland, so where you live makes no difference to the plan or the check-ins. If you are near Ballymena and would rather do some of it face to face, I take a small number of clients in person at Peak Physique on the Pennybridge Industrial Estate. Most people never need it, and the results are the same either way.

GLP-1 Partner Programme

Do the medication justice.

The quiet window is open now. Register today and tell us where you are:
considering it, on it, or coming off it. We'll build your coaching around it, and around you.

We don't prescribe or supply medication. This page is educational and doesn't constitute medical advice. Coaching supports, and never replaces, the care of your GP or prescriber.