Level 1 Core Training starts on January 22, 2024! Enroll Now!
This LEVEL 1 CORE training is a six-month training program that thoroughly introduces students to the use of amino acids, specific crucial nutrients, and diet in addressing symptoms of neurotransmitter depletion, such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, addiction, cravings, and relapse. The use of vitamin and mineral co-factors, blood sugar regulation, and the 5-Star Pro~Recovery Diet ©, all of which are critical to brain function are covered in detail.
Discover the Power of Nutrition in Recovery
Learn the critical role that nutrition (or lack of) plays in Recovery
in this 6 CEU interactive class*
UPCOMING CLASSES
January 9 & 10, 2023 at 11:30am - 2:30am EST
Reduce Relapse! Save Lives!
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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Level 1 Core Training
The six-month, Level 1 CORE Training program thoroughly introduces students to the use of amino acids, specific crucial nutrients and diet in addressing symptoms of neurotransmitter depletion, such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, addiction, cravings and relapse.
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Level 1 Core Training Course
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Addiction Smashers Launches 3 New Courses
Addiction Smashers has burst onto the scene, driven by a mission to educate, motivate, and inspire families, addiction professionals, and treatment providers towards faster, more rewarding, and longer-lasting lives beyond addiction.
Food and Mood: The Importance of Nutritional Psychiatry
In this article, we will explore the importance of mental health nutrition and nutritional psychiatry, and how our food can impact our mood and overall well-being, as well as our ability to successfully recover from addiction.
Amino Acid and Nutrient Support for Pain Relief
This article will focus on the biochemical/nutritional tools we have available to us. We will explore ways to reduce inflammation, decrease pain awareness, improve pain tolerance or resilience, speed up tissue healing, and even positively impact impaired neural pathways.
Treatment Programs are Starving Their Client’s Brains
As I delve deeper into the question of how to help people in recovery effectively provide themselves with the core nutrients their brains need both to heal from addiction and to support a robust Recovery Journey, I am appalled by