Did you know amino acids can rebuild your neurotransmitter function in just 10 minutes without medication?
They can quickly reduce depression and anxiety, improve your sleep, and enhance your client outcomes immediately.
Since bringing this approach into my practice 30 years ago, my clients have quickly experienced reduced anxiety, improved sleep, and have become much more engaged in therapy.
Understand how amino acids can help restore balance to your brain’s neurotransmitters and support overall health. Get our FREE Guide to Neurotransmitter Restoration Using Amino Acid Therapy and take the first step towards a more balanced, healthier brain!
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- Functional Nutritionist, Medical Professionals, Health Coaches
- Counselors, Mental Health Practitioners, Psychologists, Addiction Recovery Professionals, Psychotherapists
- Discover the Power of Nutrition in Recovery: Intro Course
- Learn how to integrate nutritional interventions into your existing (or new) practice in 3 steps!
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Welcome To Academy for
Addiction & Mental Health Nutrition
The Academy for Addiction & Mental Health Nutrition believes that all addictive disorders, as well as MANY MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, are driven by nutrient and neurotransmitter imbalances in the brain that can often be successfully addressed without the need for psychotropic medication.
A stable, well-functioning, and well-nourished brain is required for clients to effectively address the emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual issues, which impact their lives and need to be worked through for a successful recovery.
We teach clinicians, treatment providers and health/recovery coaches how to reduce cravings and recurrent use, and improve the quality of recovery by using amino acid and nutrient therapy, along with diet to effectively address many biochemical aspects of addictive and mood/behavioral disorders.
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Certifications in Amino Acid Therapy for Addiction Recovery and Sustained Mental Health
Level 1 Core Training
Certified Recovery Nutrition Coaches Level 1 (CRNC 1) are trained to:
- Assess the potential need for amino acid and nutrient support of neurotransmitter function in clients who are detoxifying and recovering from substance use disorders, other addictive behaviors, psychotropic drug dependencies, depression, anxiety, insomnia and other behavior disorders.
- Understand the relationship between specific nutrient deficiencies and mental health and behavioral symptoms.
- Design an individualized and targeted amino acid and supplement protocol to address this potential need.
- Identify common insufficiencies in diet, such as missing a meal or over consumption of sugar, which may contribute to the above symptoms.
- Give information about the 5-Star Pro~Recovery Diet © , which may address these insufficiencies and support clients in making and maintaining these dietary and lifestyle changes.
Level 2 Advanced Training
Certified Recovery Nutrition Coaches Level 2 (CRNC 2) are trained to
- Recognize and assess for the basic symptoms of physiological disorders which impact mental health, such as hormone imbalance, gut dysbiosis, food intolerances, toxicity and inflammation.
- Recommend certain laboratory tests, which the clients can access themselves
- Give information about nutrient support shown to be useful in these conditions.
- Refer to appropriate practitioners for diagnosis and treatment as necessary.
Watch the Introduction to
Level 1 Core Training Course
Are you ready to take the next step in your journey towards becoming an expert in addiction and mental health nutrition?
Then don’t miss out on our Live Introduction to the LEVEL 1 CORE training! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with addiction and mental health challenges.
