At Nutritional Physical Therapy, we recognize the essential connection between nutrition and physical therapy in enhancing patient care. Our CEU courses in physical therapy are designed to equip PTs with the knowledge needed to integrate nutrition into their practice, improving recovery, managing chronic conditions, and optimizing overall health. As part of your continuing education units (CEUs), our courses help you stay at the forefront of holistic patient care.
At Nutritional Physical Therapy, we provide a collection of high-quality, evidence-based continuing education courses (CEUs) crafted specifically for physical therapists. Our online courses allow flexibility, equipping therapists with essential skills to integrate nutrition into patient-centered care, optimizing outcomes and advancing recovery methods.
Our CEU courses are designed to empower physical therapists with knowledge that directly benefits patient care. These courses offer:
- Flexible, Accessible Learning: Study online and at your own pace, making it easy to balance work, education, and life.
- Nutritional Integration: Explore how dietary strategies can be woven into treatment plans to aid recovery, boost patient resilience, and enhance chronic disease management.
- Accredited CEUs: Our courses meet the necessary standards to fulfill CEU requirements, but remember to check your state's requirements for confirmation.
If you like what you see here, check out our board-approved continuing education courses. We cover topics like:
- Nutrition interventions for chronic diseases (e.g., obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases)
- Advanced nutritional strategies to support physical therapy for patients with metabolic disorders
- Case studies demonstrating successful integration of nutrition into physical therapy care plans
Each course emphasizes practical, evidence-based learning, ensuring that participants can immediately apply the skills to their clinical practice. Sign up today and save:
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At Nutritional Physical Therapy, we recognize the undeniable link between nutrition and physical therapy in enhancing patient care. Our high-quality CEU courses for physical therapists are crafted to bridge this gap. We offer continuing education courses designed to integrate evidence-based nutrition practices into your physical therapy toolkit. By equipping physical therapists with this crucial knowledge, we empower them to boost recovery, manage chronic conditions more effectively, and improve overall patient outcomes.
In today’s healthcare landscape, physical therapists are expected to offer comprehensive, holistic patient care that goes beyond traditional methods. Our continuing education course on nutrition will help you:
- Boost Patient Recovery: Discover how nutrition can play a transformative role in supporting tissue repair, increasing muscular strength, and can also reduce recovery time from injuries.
- Expand Your Knowledge: ...
At Nutritional Physical Therapy, we recognize the vital connection between diet and physical therapy in enhancing the quality of patient care. That's why we offer high quality continuing education courses (CEU courses) specifically designed for physical therapists. These courses are available to take at your own pace. Every course is designed to help you integrate evidence based nutrition strategies into your practice, leading to enhanced recovery, improved chronic condition management, and better overall health outcomes for your patients.
Incorporating nutrition into your physical therapy practice allows you to provide more holistic care. Here's how our CEU courses can enhance your practice:
Better Support Your Patient's Recovery: Learn how evidence based nutrition principles can significantly aid in tissue repair, enhance strength, and speed up recovery from injuries.
Expand Your Expertise: Get valuable insights into the imp...
At Nutritional Physical Therapy, we understand the essential connection between nutrition and physical therapy in enhancing patient care. Our CEU courses for Physical Therapy Assistants are designed to equip PTAs with the knowledge needed to integrate nutrition into their practice. PTAs should be able to help with improving recovery, managing chronic conditions, and optimizing overall health. We also offer live webinars from time to time, allowing for an interactive, real-time learning experience that complements our online courses.
Integrating nutrition into your practice is crucial for achieving better patient outcomes. Our high-quality continuing education courses for PTAs offer several key benefits:
- Support Patient Recovery: Learn how evidence-based nutritional strategies can significantly aid in tissue repair, increase strength, and expedite recovery from injuries.
- Expand Your Expertise: Gain valuable insig...
Did you know that a new survey finds that a majority of young adults using TikTok implement at least one nutrition fad seen on that platform each week?
This disturbing statistic should give pause to physical therapists who share information with their patients or on social media to the general population. Nutrition advice can be powerful and spreading fad diets or misinformation can really have a negative effect on our patients and those listening.
In this video I discuss the recent survey and offer some suggestions on resources and what DPTs need to be doing.
Enjoy the video (transcript below), here's the article, and if you like what you see here then know there is more in our 3 board-approved continuing education courses on Nutrition specific for Physical Therapists. Enroll today in our new bundled course offering and save 20%, a value of $60!
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Good morning everyone, this is Dr. Wells from Nutritional Physical Therapy and I'm here to talk today a little bit abou...
Dr. Wells here from Nutritional Physical Therapy, and today we're going to talk about magnesium. Magnesium is definitely a supplement of huge interest right now, and I see it a lot on different social media platforms, and I hear a lot of my clients asking things like:
Enjoy the video (transcript below). Also, here's the article reference in our video, and if you like what you see here then know there is more in our 3 board-approved continuing education courses on Nutrition specific for Physical Therapists. Enroll today in our new bundled course offering and save 20%, a value of $60!
Here is the Video Transcript: I think there's something like 300 different enzymatic reactions that is reliant on magnesium. Just because there's that many doesn't necessarily mean that we...
If there is only one thing you take away from this video today it's that GLP inhibitors can promote weight loss, which also promotes bone density loss -- which PT prescribed exercise can prevent from happening! Enjoy the video (transcript below), here's the article, and if you like what you see here then know there is more in our 3 board-approved continuing education courses on Nutrition specific for Physical Therapists. Enroll today in our new bundled course offering and save 20%, a value of $60!
Hey y'all, Dr. Wells here from Nutritional Physical Therapy. I'm here with another research update with St. Augustine Beach, Florida. What a great day today.
Anyhow, this article is by Jensen et al., and it was published in JAMA Open Networks June of this year. It was titled, Can Exercise Preserve Bone Mineral Density During Weight Loss? What I love about this study is it takes into consideration the new GLP inhibitors, weight loss, and obviously the implications for exerci...
This week's article and video goes out to my hospital, acute, and SNF PTs. Liver cirrhosis is a devastating disease which often ends in cancer, transplant, other comorbidities, or even death. PT plays an integral role and here's more research to back up our services in these settings!
Enjoy the video (transcript below), here's the article, and if you like what you see here then know there is more in our 3 board-approved continuing education courses on Nutrition specific for Physical Therapists. Enroll today in our new bundled course offering and save 20%, a value of $60!
This article is published by Hasih et al. It's published in 2024 in the Journal of Digestive Diseases and Science. Effectively, it was a meta-analysis looking at the effect of exercise on body measurements, in...
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