
The Nutrition Network offers two set Pathways, one being our Medical Certification Pathway for medical practitioners, doctors, and all those with a medical qualification and our Coach Certification Pathway for non-medical personnel.
Becoming a Nutrition Network Practitioner™ signifies that you have acquired the highest level of knowledge and skill in the field and are recognized as a certified practitioner. Candidates are carefully selected based on their unwavering passion and vision to make an impact within LCHF nutrition, as well as having complied with the following qualifying criteria:
STEP 1
Advisor Training is a pre-requisite for candidates applying for the Nutrition Network Coach Practitioner Certification. This training will ensure that you grasp the key concepts required for coaching in therapeutic carbohydrate restriction (TCR).
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Nutritional Medicine: The Basic Sciences is a pre-requisite for candidates applying for the Nutrition Network Medical Practitioner Certification. This training will ensure that you have grasped the mechanisms underlying the therapeutic action of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction (TCR).
STEP 2 – BASIC TRAINING
Ketogenic: The Science and Practice of Therapeutic Carbohydrate Restriction
This training will give you an overview of the history, science, context and most common therapeutic applications of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction (TCR).
STEP 3 – ADVANCED TRAINING
LCHF in Clinical Practice Training which consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1: Evolutionary and Scientific Evidence
- Module 2: LCHF for Practical Medical Applications
- Module 3: Prescribing LCHF in Clinical Practice
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Professional Training in LCHF for Dietitians, which covers the same topics as LCHF in Clinical Practice, with the addition of tools and techniques specific to dietitians’ practice.
STEP 4 – SPECIALISED ELECTIVE TRAINING
Three Elective modules must be completed:
- Ethics Training
- Diabetes Reversal Training
- Obesity: Risk & Reversal Training
- Neurology: Keto for Migraines, Epilepsy & Alzheimer’s Disease
- Nutritional Paradigms for Treating Chronic Disease
- Advisor Training *
- Sports Nutrition
- Addictive Eating
- Women’s Health Training
Please note, that the Advisor Training will count as 1 Elective if it is taken in addition to one other Professional Training listed in Step 1.
Please complete the form at this link to apply or contact [email protected] for more.