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February 2023
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Integrative and Complementary Therapies
September 2021
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July 2021
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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy
Despite sufficient evidence on the role of nutrition in psychosocial health, Marriage and Family Therapists lack the knowledge for sufficient assessment and referrals in treatment. The purpose of this article is to orient MFTs to human metabolism and the effects of various nutrients, or lack thereof, on the psychosocial health in their clients. The roles of several micronutrients and macronutrients will be described as well as the effects of eating patterns and overall metabolic health on mental health. Finally, implications for MFTs as sole practitioners, domains for assessment and psychoeducation, and recommendations for collaborating with nutrition professionals will be discussed.
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... For clients, trust in nature appears to strongly influence their coaching readiness for outdoor coaching, an important precondition to coaching success (Greif, 2007). Another consideration is the regulatory effect of nature's colours, specifically the blue-green range of the light spectrum, on melatonin in the brain (Stassmean 1991, as cited in Korn, 2022). Korn suggests that humans have lost connection with the natural rhythms of nature, and this has a direct impact on stress. ...
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September 2021