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RXPP 6330: Molecular Nutrition
Tuesday, August 20, 2024, 9:00 AM to Wednesday, August 21, 2024, 6:00 PM CDT
Category: Events
RXPP 6330: Molecular Nutrition | via NMSU
(13.5 Hours)
ONLINE
The Iowa Psychological Association is pleased to partner with New Mexico State University's Clinical Psychopharmacology Post- Doctoral Masters Degree Program to offer Continuing Education (CE) training to IPA members.
Topic: RXPP 6330: Molecular Nutrition
Credit Hours: 13.5 CEUs (Provided by NMSU, Sponsored by APA) NMSU is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NMSU maintains responsibility for the program and its content
Location: Online
Date/Time
August 20 & 21, 2024
9:00am - 6:00pm CST
Instructor:
Susan Galle, PhD, MSCP, ND, ABMP, CCN, FACN, DHM, CCH, RYT500, C- IAYT
Cost
$300: IPA Member
$200: IPA Lifetime Member
$200: IPA ECP Member
$130: IPA Retired Member
$0: IPA Student Member
$450: Non-Member
About This Workshop
This comprehensive training module introduces essential concepts in molecular nutrition and its relevance to psychopharmacology. There is a review of major nutrient classes (amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates,minerals, trace minerals, enzymes) and genetic influences in the metabolism of specific nutrients relevant to psychiatric disorders (folic acid, lipids, glucose). The trainees will receive a list of major botanicals and their pharmacological properties. An overview of the central nervous and digestive system connection will enhance trainees understanding of nutritional substrates and drug metabolism.
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
1. Name 4 nutrient classes, and describe their relation to mental/emotional conditions 2. Differentiate 5 clinical signs of nutrient deficiencies 3. Explain 1 foundational feature of human physiology related to nutrition; e.g., healthy pH balance (6.5-7.5) versus an abnormal one (< .65 too acid, or > 7.5 too alkaline) 4. Categorize 2 major botanical classes relevant to mental health; i.e., adaptogens, nootropics 5. Identify 2 herbal detoxifiers with clinical examples; e.g. milk thistle, dandelion. 6. Identify 1 key difference between nutritional and pharmacological lithium 7. List 6 key drug-nutrient interactions 8. Label 3 key drug-herb interactions 9. Reference 2 evidence-based diets that promote mental health 10. Recommend at least 3 nutritional herbal remedies or over the counter supplements for weight gain and metabolic imbalances triggered by certain psychotropic drugs 11. Formulate at least 1 template for personalized nutrition, for each stage in the life cycle 12. Identify at least 3 biomarkers in patients' medical information pointing to their nutritional deficits 13. Highlight at least 3 basic recommendations for safe supplementation with vitamins, minerals & herbs to support mental well-being and safe prescribing 14. Perform 1 basic dietary assessment 15. Discuss 1 basic assessment of psychotropic medication effects on a patient's nutrient status 16. Cover at least 2 reasons for referrals to a nutritionist, naturopath, or physician, based on the patient's nutritional status
NMSU will email registrants course materials, and a link to join the live training two business days before the training.
Upon completion of the training, NMSU will email registrants the training evaluation. Upon completion of the training evaluation, the NMSU will email the registrant the CE certificate.
We understand, sometimes things come up!
IPA will offer a full refund to registrants who cancel their registration 7 days prior to an event/course. If a registrant would like to cancel their registration within 7 days of the event, no refund will be offered.
Contact: Suzanne Hull, [email protected]
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