Examine the epidemiological research supporting the Mediterranean diet’s benefits and the specific application. for Mental health of clients
Anne Procyk – 3-Day: Nutrition for Mental Health Comprehensive Course
Here’s what you’ll learn in this comprehensive training …
- Increase mood and behavior Clients who use micro- and macronutrients
- Ideas for A practical, economical and personalized diet Along with the best cooking techniques and recipes
- Integral and nutritional medicine can be safely and ethically applied within your professional discipline’s scope of practice
- Accuracy in assessment Learn to distinguish between a clinical manifestation of mental illness and a nutritional or hormonal imbalance
- Six unique nutrition methods allow you to customize your treatment plan for Clients with mood lability
- You must nourish both your brain and your gut. The “second brain” Key nutrients
- Learn how to recognize gluten and casein sensitivities With the presentation of depression and psychosis to clients
- Implement evidence-Based protocols for Nutrition and herbal remedies for Six DSM-5® categories
- Examine how client eating habits can impact their mental health You can use a food-Assessment of mood
- Increase compliance Use the DSM-5® Cultural Formulation tool to inform your treatment planning process
- Avoid side effects from polymedicine Through drug evaluation-nutrient-Herbal interactions
- Clients with dissociative symptoms should be reduced Through each stage-Specific anaerobic or aerobic exercise for self-care methods
- Focus on the important things for Clients suffering from anxiety disorders Use breathing techniques to reduce hyperventilation
- Consider incorporating complementary or alternative methods for Children and Teens ODD and other mental and behavioral disorders, such as ADHD or ODD
- Learn about the dangers of psychotropic and herbal medications.
- Reduce anxiety and depression symptoms With essential fatty acid
- Find out how your circadian rhythm affects depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder and other conditions.
- Analyze the effect of blood sugar on your body and genetic variations Mental health disorders and treatment
- Assess the scientific evidence linking nutrition and diet to mental illness and its implications. for treatment.
- Describe how clients’ moods and behaviors are affected by certain macronutrients.
- Evaluate the psychobiology and psychophysiology of mind and body interactions regarding six DSM® categories.
- Integrate ethical and scope-of-practice considerations in relation to nutritional and integrated medicine into your professional discipline.
- Communicate nutrition and integrative methods with clients psycho-education.
- You can distinguish between the clinical manifestation of mental illness and that caused by nutritional or hormonal imbalance.
- Six nutritional tips are recommended for Treating clients who are mood labile.
- It is possible to correlate the gluten and casein sensitivities with clients’ depression, psychosis, or ASD.
- Demonstrate how a food mood assessment can be used to assess client eating habits and their impact on mental health.
- Examine the epidemiological research supporting the Mediterranean diet’s benefits and the specific application. for Mental health of clients
- Interview clients with the DSM-5® Cultural Formulation tool to explore about health and healing in order to inform the treatment planning process.
- Evaluate drug-nutrient-Herbal interactions for Clients to avoid side effects from polymedicine.
- Illustrate stage-Specific anaerobic or aerobic exercise for self-Care methods that reduce dissociative symptoms in clients
- To reduce hyperventilation in clients suffering from anxiety disorders, incorporate breathing techniques.
- Current adaptations of alternative and complementary methods for Children and teens who have behavioral and mental disorders, such as ADHD or ODD, may be affected.
- Discuss contraindications when using psychotropic medications, herbal medicines, and nutrients.
- Identify the evidence for Use of essential fatty acid for Depression and anxiety.
- Examine the effects of blood sugar and genetic variation on mental health disorders, and deficient treatment.
The complex relationship between Mental Physical Health
How food can affect moods
- Carbohydrates – A new way to look at cravings
- Depression and anxiety may be affected by protein
- Fats for mental health (depression, ADHD, bipolar)
- The relationship between food and depression
- Vitamins: B-Vitamins, 5-Vitamin D, MTHF
- Minerals: Calcium, Magnesium
Nutrition, Diet and Culinary medicine
- Food “brain-mind-medicine”
- Fats: Essential fatty acid, toxic fats and fish oil
- Protein is the building block of happiness
- Nutrients that improve cognitive function and mental health
- Vitamins, minerals, glandulars and special nutrients for The non-nutritionist
- Regulate hormonal imbalance
- Balance blood sugar and mood
- Cultural and genetic variation
- Enhance digestion for Mental health
- Thyroid function and mental well-being
The Truth About Popular Supplements and Herbal Medicine
- Seven major herbs for PTSD, anxiety and depression, sleep, cognitive health, and sleep
- Theory of the Endocannabinoid Deficit
- Cannabis and psychedelic medication
- THC versus CBD
- The evidence for Medical cannabis for Chronic pain and mental health PTSD
- Adaptogens: Ginseng, licorice, ashwaganda
- Melatonin
- Feelings, moods, and cognition
- The evidence for Essential oils can alter cognition and mood
- Interactions with pharmaceuticals
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Physiological Factors for Depression, Anxiety Bipolar, and ADHD
- Transcending your mind-Body separation: Understanding complex relationships
- Factors that can cause “chemical imbalance”
- Beyond pharmaceutical management
- Balancing circadian rhythm
- Breathing exercises are a good idea for Mental health
- You can improve your sleep and deal with insomnia
Assessments and evidence-Based Research
Assessments using Integrative Approaches
- Perform a basic nutrition/mood assessment
- Perform an assessment of your adrenal stress levels and your biological rhythm
- Assessment and treatment of culture and ethnicity
- Cultural Formulation Interviews and CAM methods
- Basic laboratory tests for Optimal mental health
Simple Screening Tools to Identify Nutritional Deficits Contributing to:
- Anxiety, PTSD and panic attacks
- Depression
- ADHD
- Fatigue
- Anger
- Bipolar disorder
- Mental clarity is lacking
- Other mental health issues
Recognizing When “Mental Illness” Is There Something Else?
- Hormonal imbalance
- Anxiety vs. hypoglycemia
- Inflammation
- Digestion
- Are you depressed, tired, or malnourished
- Side effects of medication
Symptoms of Nutritional Deficiencies or Co-Morbid conditions
- Strategies to reduce inflammation: This is the main factor behind depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder (ADHD).
- Fibromyalgia, chronic illness
- Anxiety, digestion
- The second brain: GABA, probiotics, microbiome, anxiety
- Sleep, adrenal health, rhythms
- Anger, alcohol abuse, and liver health
- Genetics, depression, and the brain
- PTSD, auto immune, addictions, and cognition
- ADHD, ASD and food sensitivities
- Integrative approach to addiction recovery
Clinical Applications – Non-Pharmaceutical Treatment Strategies
Holistic Treatment Interventions
- Offer alternatives to psychotropics, address client concerns
- Herbal medicine for Mental health
- Strategies for Clients who want to quit taking their medications
- Ayurvedic medicine, mental health and Ayurvedic medicine
- Exercise: Increase your serotonin level and regulate stress hormones
- Sound and music for Anger, anxiety, and insomnia
- Toning, binaural music
Comprehensive Non-Protocols and Treatment Plans For Pharmaceutical Treatment for:
- Depression & Seasonal Affect Disorder
- Complex trauma, anxiety, and PTSD
- Bipolar
- ADHD
- Body dysmorphia
- OCD
- Bulimia
- Insomnia
- Addiction
- Obesity
- Psychosomatic symptoms
- Pre-Menstrual symptoms and menopausal symptoms
Use these practical tools to accelerate treatment results, increase energy, and gain more Mental Clarity
- Food: The Good and the Bad.
- These are the 4 essential habits for refreshing your sleep
- Exercise: You can increase serotonin production and regulate stress hormones
- Stress: A holistic approach
- Your brain needs to be fed
What you Need to Know About Somatic Therapies
- A wide range of bodywork and somatic therapies
- Acupuncture
- NADA protocol for Addictions
- Cranial electrical stimulation for PTSD, insomnia and optimal cognition
- Refer when
Unique Issues across the Lifespan
- Children: Supporting focus, mood, sleep, and attention
- Alternatives to psychotropics for ADHD
- Peri: Middle Life-Menopause, menopause and andropause
- Preventing cognitive decline
- Nutrition Supporting people with dementia and their caregivers using integrative and holistic methods
You can use techniques within your scope of practice
- Law, ethics, and competence
- Nutritional therapies
- Culinary medicine
- Behavioral medicine
- Supplementation nutrition
- Herbal medicine
- Hydrotherapy for Manage your mood
- Bodywork therapies
- Cranial electrical stimulation and Acupuncture
- Sound and music for Insomnia and mood
- Perform yoga in a way that is appropriate for Anxiety, pain, and PTSD
- Integrative detoxification for Addiction
Make an integrated team Health Team
- Where and when to refer clients
- How do you find the right provider?
- Before referring, ask questions
- You can start a niche business as a certified specialist.
- Training for professional organizations and other training
- Hot topics and controversy
Course Features
- Lectures 0
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- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
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