Trauma and Nutrition: Why Nutrition is Not Often Part of Trauma Treatment and What to Do About It?

Trauma and Nutrition:
Why Nutrition is Not Often Part of Trauma Treatment & What to Do About It?

•  Despite advances in nutritional therapy, there is limited to no inclusion of nutrition as part of trauma treatment with the child or family.

•  Diet and nutrition is a powerful tool for the traumatized brain of a child or family member but is rarely used. 

•  Medicated brain change often takes place before first trying nutritional brain change.

In this webinar you will learn: 

•  The Top 3 Reasons Why Nutrition and Trauma Matter? 

•  The 3 Steps of the Nutritional Technique Used in the Family System Trauma
   (FST) Model that You Can Replicate in Your Practice.

•  A Treatment Failure: What if Overweight Parents Are Asked to Change their
   Nutritional Lifestyle in Concert With Their Child?

•  How to Use a Nutritional Self-Assessment to Instantly Determine if Change is
   Needed?

•  When and How to Use What is Called a “Behavioral Nutrition Contract” If a
   Child Refuses to Comply?

•  Rich Question and Answer Dialogue Where Your Questions Are Answered in
   Real Time.

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