Are your clients getting enough sleep regularly? Many likely are not. There is a constant pull for people to be productive and to make the best use of their time. If you have a client that is feeling pressure to work more, achieve more or have more, for this to happen, something else must give. …
In order to be as healthy as possible, it is important to understand that one cannot be healthy and thrive if they are not getting enough sleep. Sleep is so important that it is a part of the healing protocol that is used by all FDN practitioners. This is because it is recognized that without …
Most people would agree that getting adequate sleep each night is a vital part of overall health. And while we are still learning more about the ways that the body benefits from optimal sleep, recent research is beginning to show the need for proper sleep in order to detoxify the brain. Throughout our day the …
Our guest post today on balancing brain power comes from Brendan Vermeire, FDN-P, functional health coach. Be sure to read more about Brendan below! Have you ever wanted to get something done but didn’t have the mental energy or clarity to do so? Or struggled with shutting down your mind at night in order to …
Functional health coaches, do your clients struggle with getting enough sleep? It is vital for them to be getting enough sleep so that they can avoid the health pitfalls of sleep deprivation. Here are some tips that you can share with them that can help them to improve their sleep so that they can improve …
Photo credit: © Boggy | Dreamstime.com Throughout the US each spring, there comes a Sunday in which we routinely are required to move our clocks ahead by one hour. Daylight saving time is an annual event that was started in the US in 1918 as a way to conserve energy during World War 1, and …
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As an approved NBHWC CE course (pending approval), this course will help NBHWC coaches have a solid working familiarity of current evidence-based recommendations provided by functional nutrition health practitioners. This will allow NBHWC coaches to understand the protocols of any clients that are working with functional practitioners, better allowing the NBHWC coach to support clients with their goals.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to have a solid working familiarity of current evidence-based recommendations provided by functional nutrition health practitioners.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to stay abreast of trends, controversies, and evolutions in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to identify commonly used biometric measures in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to identify current lifestyle recommendations for optimizing health in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
