This two-day training provides mental health clinicians with foundational and intermediate knowledge of integrative approaches to mental health care, with a focus on nutrition. Drawing on evidence-informed frameworks, participants will explore how nutrition, biological rhythms, digestion, and key nutrients influence brain function and emotional well-being.

This training emphasizes practical clinical applications—within the scope of mental health practice—such as psychoeducation, screening and assessment tools, interdisciplinary collaboration with medical and nutrition professionals, and how to engage in safe, ethical conversations about dietary patterns and supplements. The first day focuses on core principles of integrative mental health care and foundational nutrition concepts. The second day builds on this knowledge by exploring micronutrients, dietary patterns, and supplements commonly relevant to mental health, with clear guidance on scope of practice and when to refer.

By the end of this 6- or 12-CE training, participants will have a clearer understanding of how nutrition intersects with mental health and why it is an essential, yet often overlooked, component of care. Clinicians will leave with increased confidence in recognizing when nutrition may be impacting symptoms, practical tools to integrate into assessment and treatment planning, and language to engage clients in meaningful, non-judgmental conversations about food and well-being. This training supports providers in delivering more holistic, informed care—helping bridge gaps between mental health and physical health while improving outcomes for the individuals they serve.

All attendees will receive a copy of The Brainbow Blueprint® by Leslie Korn included.