• You should immediately use the new tools in your practice.
• There are interventions for therapeutic success.
• It is essential for the balance of neurotransmitters.
• There are 4 habits that sabotage mental health.
• 3 common hormones are often misdiagnosed as mental illness.

Anne Procyk will teach you how to think about mental health disorders in a moreholistic way. Improve your clients mental health by using non-pharmaceutical interventions to treat depression, anxiety, and ADD. To more accurately diagnose and treat these disorders, you will learn the underlying causes and symptoms.

Through case analysis, you will learn how addressing core physical and nutrition needs can increase therapeutic results. You will learn how to replace pharmaceutical interventions with simpler strategies for treating depressed and anxious clients. If you want to immediately incorporate these strategies into your clinical practice, leave this seminar.

OUTLINE

There are underlying factors of depression, anxiety, and ADD.

• Remove the Mind-Body Separation.
• Chemical and Hormonal Imbalances.
• Beyond pharmaceutical management.
• Food is good, bad, and fake.
• Lack of sleep and exercise.

Mental illness is something else.

• Hormones
• Diabetes and blood sugar.
• There are genetic variations.
• Inflammation.
• Aholistic approach to stress.

Mental Health Interventions.

• Fats include essential Fatty Acids, Toxic Fats and Fish Oil.
• Tyrosine is necessary for happiness.
• The true complex of Carbohydrates is Inositol.
• Vitamins are B Vitamins, 5-MT HF, and Vitamin D.
• Minerals include Magnesium, Calcium, Zinc, and Iodine.
• GABA, 5-HTP, SAM e are supplemental activated ingredients.
• Other strategies include St. John’s Wort and Theanine.
• Drug interactions with popular supplements keep your clients safe.
• Serotonin and stress hormones are regulated by exercise.
• There are 4 essential sleep habits.

There are non-pharmaceutical treatment plans.

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Bipolar
• ADD
• Irritability is an Anger/Irritability.
• Obesity
• Addictions

Building a health team.

• When to refer.
• Who will refer a client?
• There are places to find the right provider.

OBJECTIVES

• Explain chemical balance.
• Is there a way to facilitate a deeper level of healing?
• It’s important to outline the essential vitamins for optimal brain function.
• Discuss how nutrition improves therapeutic outcomes.
• Mental illness and nutrition are different.
• There are strategies for assessing and treating anxiety, depression, and ADD.
• Discuss the impact of hormones on mental health assessment.
• Discuss the impact of blood sugar and genetic variations on mental health disorders.

About the speaker.

Dr. Anne Procyk is from North Dakota. There is a naturopathic doctor in Connecticut who treats mental health disorders. She studies the relationship between physical and mental health. Dr. Procyk has the ability to translate conflicting information into clear and effective strategies for real world clients through her busy clinical practice. She is featured in a number of books and has appeared on television. Dr. Procyk is a leading expert on how to deal with depression, bipolar, and ADD. She will inspire you to use your new tools and transform your practice.

Dr. Procyk attended National College of Naturopathic Medicine and graduated with a degree in chemistry and medical ethics. She is a member of a number of organizations.

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Target AUDIENCE.

Mental Health Professionals include psychologists, Counselors, Social Workers, Case Managers, Addiction Counselors, Marriage & Family Therapists, Nurses, Registered Dietitians & Dietetic Technicians.

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