CLINICAL NUTRITION · INDIVIDUAL COURSE
Turn nutrition evidence into a structured assessment, clear recommendations, and an individualised care plan.
Who this course is for
Clinicians in their first five years of practice who want to lead nutrition appointments with more structure.
New and early-career naturopathic doctors, medical residents and early-career physicians, and dietitians seeking a more integrative consultation framework.
Registered holistic nutritionists, chiropractors, and allied health professionals who discuss nutrition within scope.
It is also useful for more experienced clinicians who want to reorganize fragmented nutrition knowledge into a more consistent workflow.
A framework for nutrition consultations
Bring research evidence, clinical reasoning, and the individual patient together to guide nutrition recommendations.
Best available evidence
Assess the quality, relevance, and limitations of nutrition research.
Clinical reasoning
Interpret evidence alongside health history, symptoms, medications, and nutritional status.
The individual patient
Consider preferences, culture, access, readiness, and goals when developing recommendations.
Course overview
This course turns nutrition knowledge into a practical consultation framework; from the patient’s first question to focused assessment, clinical priorities, and an individualized care plan. Learn to make recommendations you can clearly explain and confidently justify, grounded in the needs of the patient in front of you.
Course curriculum
7 modules ·
Approximately 6 hours
Evidence-informed practice for nutrition
Module 1
Use evidence, patient context, and professional judgement to answer common nutrition questions.
Biochemical individuality in practice
Module 2
The 24-hour recall and dietary assessment
Module 3
Macronutrients, hydration, and sodium
Module 4
Micronutrients, food labels, and additives
Module 5
Food beliefs, commercial influence, and evidence
Module 6
The integrative nutrition consultation
Module 7
What you’ll learn
Frame focused nutrition questions and conduct structured dietary assessments.
Evaluate nutrition research and interpret common study designs.
Identify nutritional gaps, excesses, and clinical red flags.
Explain macronutrients and food labels clearly and in context.
Discuss organic, genetically modified, and ultra-processed foods using evidence.
Build a focused, individualised nutrition care plan.
Document clinical reasoning and recognise when referral is appropriate.
Choose your learning option
Enrol in this course, or explore the full track for broader coverage.
This course
Includes
Evidence-Informed Clinical Nutrition
Learning time
Approximately 6 hours
Price
USD
150
Full nutrition track
Includes
All seven courses
Learning time
40+ hours
Price
USD
520
Early bird pricing
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Build a clearer approach to nutrition consultations
Self-paced learning · 7 modules ·
Approximately 6 hours
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