Guides
Nutrition in Rehabilitation
Explore our 9 guides for rehabilitation clinicians to help you discover what to notice, what to teach, and when to refer. They are not protocols or approved learning content, but rather summary guides of our course content.
Evidence-Based Nutrition in Rehabilitation
How rehabilitation clinicians use nutrition evidence alongside treatment, and where a dietitian takes over.
Nutrition Screening in Physical Therapy
How screening differs from a nutrition diagnosis, which clues matter in therapy, and when to refer.
Malnutrition in Rehabilitation Patients
Why inadequate intake matters in rehabilitation, which signs deserve a referral, and what therapists should not diagnose.
Nutrition in Musculoskeletal Recovery
Energy, protein, and tissue recovery after musculoskeletal injury, with the limits of the evidence stated plainly.
Nutrition for Injury Recovery
Energy, protein, and hydration during injury recovery, written for clinicians who educate inside their scope.
Inflammation and Nutrition for Rehabilitation
How dietary patterns relate to inflammation, and which claims rehabilitation clinicians should not make.
Protein Requirements for Rehabilitation
How to discuss protein intake in rehabilitation without giving a universal clinical prescription.
Nutrition Documentation for Therapists
What rehabilitation clinicians can document about nutrition screening, education, and referrals.
Nutrition Scope of Practice for Therapists
General nutrition education versus medical nutrition therapy, and why PT, OT, and athletic training scopes are not identical.