Nutritional interventions in mental health
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9:00 - 17:00
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9:00 - 17:00
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Learning objectives
- Understanding the extent of physical health morbidities in the SMI population
- Limitations and constraints of nutrition research in mental health and current evidence
- Role of gut-microbiota-brain axis in mental health conditions
- Examples of Outpatient clinic-based nutrition interventions
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Anyone interested in nutritional interventions in mental health
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2 reviews
22/07/2023
This is vital learning for the health sector, and is fundamentally missing from the mental health system. I feel this information should be the first port of call for every mental health situation. While I agree there is a place for medications after diagnosis, often times the medications and diagnosis come before a thorough investigation is completed. This puts a huge strain on the NHS system, and fails in its duty of care to support patients. I would hazard a guess that the k ee-jerk prescribing is in direct response to the sheer numbers of people who are suffering with mental health issues for a myriad of reasons.
As a holistic therapist, I am very interested in learning more and taking his into my practise as I grow.
27/07/2021
Nice overview from a GP perspective, Ideas of what to look out for and possible interventions