Structured support for every stage
of diabetes care.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, starting insulin, using glucose technology, preparing for specialist review, or worried about complications, Sr. Jodi’s programmes are built to make diabetes care clearer, safer, and more practical.
Programmes designed around diagnosis, treatment, glucose data, technology, prevention, and the patient’s daily routine.
The aim is to turn diabetes advice into practical action that patients can actually follow.
Choose the education pathway that fits the patient’s current need.
Each programme can be delivered as a single focused session or as a structured series, depending on the patient’s needs, doctor referral, and level of support required.
New Diagnosis Reset
For people recently diagnosed with diabetes or prediabetes who feel overwhelmed and need a clear starting point.
- Understand what diabetes means
- Learn what glucose numbers show
- Know what to ask your doctor
- Build a practical first 30-day plan
Type 2 Diabetes Intensive Education
For people with type 2 diabetes who need structured self-management support and clearer daily routines.
- Understand glucose patterns and routines
- Discuss medication understanding safely
- Prepare better questions for medical review
- Build sustainable prevention habits
Type 1 Skills Review
For people with type 1 diabetes who need a practical reset around monitoring, insulin routines, safety, and daily life.
- Review self-management routines
- Strengthen hypoglycaemia safety awareness
- Prepare for exercise, travel, and illness
- Recognise burnout and support needs
Insulin Confidence Programme
For patients starting insulin, changing routines, or struggling with confidence around injections and monitoring.
- Injection technique and site rotation education
- Storage, travel, and daily routine support
- Hypoglycaemia prevention education
- Questions to take back to the doctor
CGM & Glucose Data Education
For people using or considering continuous glucose monitoring who need help making sense of the data.
- Understand sensor readings and trends
- Use time in range as a discussion tool
- Manage alarm fatigue and data stress
- Prepare reports for doctor appointments
Gestational & Pregnancy-Related Diabetes Support
Education support for women with gestational diabetes or pre-existing diabetes during pregnancy, in collaboration with the treating team.
- Understand monitoring routines
- Prepare questions for the medical team
- Support daily structure and confidence
- Plan for postpartum follow-up education
Foot Risk & Complication Prevention
For patients at risk of foot problems, neuropathy, poor circulation, wounds, or surgery-related concerns.
- Daily foot inspection education
- Understand warning signs
- Prepare for podiatry or orthopaedic review
- Know when urgent medical care is needed
Doctor-Referred Education Package
For clinicians who want structured education support for patients between consultations.
- Education aligned to referral reason
- Practical patient action points
- Escalation back to clinician where needed
- Feedback note where appropriate and consented
Family & Caregiver Education
For family members or caregivers who want to support someone with diabetes without judgement, fear, or policing.
- Understand what support is actually helpful
- Learn warning signs and safety basics
- Improve communication around diabetes
- Reduce blame, pressure, and confusion
A focused process from confusion to clarity.
Sessions are structured, but not rigid. The aim is to understand the patient’s situation and turn diabetes care into practical next steps.
A structured education partner for patients who need more time and practical support.
Diabetes consultations are often time-pressured. Structured education helps patients translate advice into daily action.
Practical support that complements the treating team.
Sr. Jodi’s programmes support clinicians by reinforcing education, improving patient understanding, and identifying questions that should be brought back to the treating team.
- New diagnosis education
- Insulin and injectable therapy support
- CGM and glucose data education
- Hypoglycaemia and sick-day education
- Foot risk and complication prevention
- Feedback to clinician where consented
What diabetes education is — and what it is not.
Education that helps patients self-manage more safely.
- Understanding diabetes and glucose patterns
- Learning practical monitoring routines
- Using treatment safely as prescribed
- Preparing better questions for doctors
- Building confidence and reducing confusion
A replacement for medical care.
- Not a replacement for diagnosis
- Not a replacement for prescribing
- Not a replacement for specialist review
- Not emergency care
- Not a substitute for dietetic, podiatry, surgical, or psychological care where needed
Before booking a programme.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
Can Sr. Jodi change my medication?
What should I bring to a session?
Can family members attend?
Are sessions available online?
The right education can make diabetes feel less confusing and more manageable.
Book a diabetes education session or refer a patient who needs structured, practical support between medical appointments.