Specialized Nutrition Topics
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Specialized Nutrition Topics
This course includes
The instructors
Course Description:
The purpose of the Special Topics course is to provide you with an advanced level of knowledge of nutrition, nutrition and aging, nutrition assessment, and dietary prescription (including supplements). Topics for enrollees will include special dietary considerations for pain, arthritis, inflammation, allergies, toxins, clinical nutrition for the lifespan (youth and older adult), the microbiome, athletics, and emerging research. The course will be presented in a multimedia approach including visual, auditory, and interactive components to optimize learning for all participants.
This course is not designed to train the rehab professional to prescribe supplements or diets, nor does it replace prudent referral to licensed dietary services.
Objectives:
At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain the concept of systemic inflammation and how it can negatively impact rehabilitation and patient outcomes
- Describe how systemic inflammation can come from a patient’s diet and how it can delay healing and promote pain
- Outline a diet prescription for a patient with osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and/or tendon pain according to peer-reviewed evidence
- Explain the current evidence for supplements used for conditions commonly seen in clinical practice
- Explain what constitutes the gut biome
- Articulate how the gut biome influences multiples systems, especially the brain, which can impact recovery from injuries seen in clinical practice
- Describe the clinical dietary assessment and needs of women that are pregnant to reduce pain, prevent pelvic floor dysfunction, and promote health for baby
- Detail the clinical dietary assessment and needs of infants to promote development
- Explain the the clinical dietary assessment and needs of older adults to improve balance, cognition, prevent falls/fractures
- Describe the clinical dietary needs for athletes to improve performance, optimize recovery, and prevent injury
- Describe the impact of diet on clinical management related to the integumentary system
- Analyze and make recommendations for patient cases related to nutrition and: athletes, older adults, pregnancy, arthritis, gut biome, and chronic pain.
Note: If you have signed up for the Modern Mastery Program by Erson Religioso, do not register for this course. This course is included in the Mastery Program
CEUs
This course has been approved by the Florida Physical Therapy Association (FPTA) for CEUs.
The instructors
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DPT, PT, OCS, ATC/L, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, Cert-DN
Dr. Sean M. Wells is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, National Athletic Trainers’ Association, and The National Strength and Conditioning Association. Dr. Wells has taught wellness, nutrition, athletic training, and exercise physiology at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU). He is current owner of Wells Physical Therapy, a concierge physical therapy and training service serving Ponte Vedra, St Augustine, Naples, and Bonita Springs, FL.
His research interest includes lower back pain, nutrition and healing, and aging mechanisms/models. Sean has been published in the area of orthopedics, aging and nutrition, and fitness. He has helped to author and publish three international peer-reviewed journal articles on nutrition and aging mechanisms. He has published one book on the dangers of CrossFit and is currently working on his 2nd book, Nutritional Physical Therapy. He is second author on Wellness and Physical Therapy 2nd Edition, with contributions for nutrition, community wellness and dry needling. He was contributing author to the fitness section of a South Florida magazine for 3 years, and has been featured in Redbook, Muscle and Fitness Magazine, and Eat This Not That blog. Sean provides an array of services from concierge physical therapy, to post-rehab programs, to personal training, with an overarching emphasis on orthopedics, geriatric health, and fitness.
Material included in this course
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Section 1: Diet, Gut Biome, and Inflammation
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Lecture 1.1: Intro and Objectives
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Lecture 1.2: Gut Biome
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Lecture 1.3: Chronic Inflammation
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Section 2: Diet Across the Lifespan: Special Considerations
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Lecture 2.1: Peri-pregnancy
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Lecture 2.2: Infancy and Development
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Lecture 2.3: Older Adults
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Special Considerations: Pregnancy
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Section 3: Sports Nutrition
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Sports Nutrition
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Lecture 3.1: Nutrition Modifications for Athletes: Calories, Timing, and Nutrient Changes
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Lecture 3.2: Enhancing Performance and Promoting Recovery
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Section 4: Supplements
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Lecture 4.1: Supplement guiding principles and rules/laws
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Lecture 4.2: Supplement Dosing: Evidenced-Based Review of Common Health and Movement-Related Conditions
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Section 5: Emerging Subspecialities
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Lecture 5.1: Wound Care
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Lecture 5.2: Oncology: Prevention and During Treatment
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Lecture 5.3: Course Cases and Review
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Course Cases
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Course 3 - Examination
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Instructions
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