Nutrition Management for Patients with ADHD

Nutrition Management for Patients with ADHD
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Highlights
  • Confidently speak with your patients and parents onnutrition and general nutritional recommendations set forth by the FDA
  • Enhance your patient's focus by adding a nutritional component to your overall plan of care
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Research shows that protein promotes alertness in the brain. Carbohydrates do the opposite and artificial colors or flavors are even worse. This course will discuss the latest brain research and evidence-based best practices regarding diet and nutrition to get kids and adults motivated, focused, organized, and performing closer to their true potential. Byrecognizing how the brain works in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) along with the executive function relationship, participants will be able to better identify a variety of interventions that can positively influence symptoms of ADHD in your patients. Diet, nutrition, and environmental influences will be covered and their role in the focus of brain development and overall health.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists

Highlights

  • Confidently speak with your patients and parents onnutrition and general nutritional recommendations set forth by the FDA
  • Enhance your patient's focus by adding a nutritional component to your overall plan of care
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5/5

Gabrielle (TX) on Apr 08, 2026

such a great perspective to address! very holistic and practical

5/5

Eva (TN) on Apr 08, 2026

great info

4/5

Allison (FL) on Apr 07, 2026

appropriate course format. thank you for the slides and manual.

5/5

Michelle (SC) on Mar 30, 2026

great info

4/5

Anne (CT) on Mar 29, 2026

the course was informative.

4/5

Anne (IN) on Mar 27, 2026

she did show the strong association of nutrition and adhd. and she was very knowledgeable. i would have appreciated more strategies for introducing the topic to clients as a non-nutritionist, and perhaps specific test or websites that the client or family to go to for more info .

5/5

Barbara (NY) on Mar 27, 2026

the quality of many of the slides was poor. i feel i missed information because of the poor quality of the slides.

4/5

April (FL) on Mar 26, 2026

it is not able to easily print the manual for this course.

5/5

Sarah (CA) on Mar 26, 2026

great info that was mostly new to me.

5/5

Amber (TN) on Mar 25, 2026

thank you for this very informative course. i loved it and learned so much. if possible, on the slide of casein containing foods to avoid, could commas be added as there were a few new things i didn't know if it was one word that went together or different words. example: whey galactose casein, lactalbumin lactic acid, ... on the slide "for patient with aches\/pains" could it be written "minimize omega 6, optimize omega 3 and 9." i was learning which ones were good\/bad. after instructor said it, i was clear, but i might forget if just looking at slide. thank you so much for everything shared. so helpful.


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