More than a Feeling: Food and Mood

Course Instructors
Mary E. Balliett, DC, MSACN
Credit Hours
2
Course Categories
General Topics
Nutrition
Tuition
$40.00
$40.00
LOCATION
Online

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DESCRIPTION
To explore the biochemical causes of mood modification due to nutritional compounds. Understanding the biochemistry will allow alternative health care practitioners to support their patients and themselves with food, supplements and/or herbs to address the possible dietary deficiencies that can lead to challenges with mood. There is a correlation between diet and mental/emotional health. Eating a healthy and nutritious diet, combined with wellness nutritional support may mitigate the dietary deficiencies that can lead to mood imbalances. Avoiding herb/drug and/or supplement/drug interactions will allow practitioners to safely provide individualized nutritional counseling to support their patients and/or themselves. Additionally, herbs and supplements that are contraindicated for patients who are medicated for mood disorders will be enumerated.
License Approval
State/ Org. Type Approval Code Credits
BC DC † PreApproved 2
CO DC † PreApproved 2
CT DC † PreApproved 2
DC DC † PreApproved 2
DE DC † PreApproved 2
FL DC Approved 2
GA DC † Preapproved 2
IA DC † PreApproved 2
ID DC † PreApproved 2
IL DC † PreApproved 2
IN DC † PreApproved 2
KY DC Not Accepted 2
LA DC Not Accepted 2
MA DC † PreApproved 2
MB DC † PreApproved 2
MD DC † PreApproved 2
MI DC † Preapproved 2
MN DC Approved 2
MS DC Not Accepted 2
MT DC † PreApproved 2
NB DC † PreApproved 2
NC DC † PreApproved 2
ND DC † PreApproved 2
NE DC † PreApproved 2
NH DC † PreApproved 2
NJ DC † PreApproved 2
NY DC Pending 2
OH DC † PreApproved 2
ON DC † PreApproved 2
OR DC † PreApproved 2
PR DC † PreApproved 2
QC DC † PreApproved 2
RI DC † PreApproved 2
SC DC † PreApproved 2
SK DC † PreApproved 2
UT DC † PreApproved 2
VA DC † PreApproved 2
VT DC † PreApproved 2
WA DC † PreApproved 2
WI DC Not Accepted 2
WY DC † PreApproved 2
† This seminar is valid for CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event.