D. Perlmutter, C. Norman Shealy, Bernie Siegel, G.Donadio, Walter Willett, Ann Louise Gittleman, Mark Hyman, Diane Schwarzbein, Mona Dorsinville, Reggie Odom, Barry Sears

The National Institute of Whole Health (NIWH), has built the foundation of Whole Health and Whole Person Care with 40 years of research, development and evidence-based practice.  With a unique focus on the 5 Aspects of Whole Health™ this evidence-based integrative, holistic certificated education explores the physical, emotional, nutritional, environmental and spiritual aspects of health and for improved well being.  As a student of this dynamic and holistic approach to educating others in self care and healing, you can put this holistic certificated training to use right away.

Whole Health Training for Nurses

NIWH provides nurses with an innovative opportunity to add to their existing medical skill-set with professionally accredited programs designed around whole health practices and knowledge. If you’ve always wanted to go beyond symptom-oriented, treatment-based care and learn holistic healing methods, evidence-based, integrated nutrition and holistic health coaching – NIWH can help. Empower your patients with the knowledge they need to feel confident and in control of their health.  Since 1977, NIWH has been committed to helping nurses and clinical professionals expand their treatment regimens to include proven integrative and holistic patient health education. Explore NIWH holistic nurse courses, training and education.

Integrative, Holistic Coaching for Nutrition Specialists

What we eat has an enormous potential effect on our bodies and brains.  If your career includes the dietary or nutrition fields and you’d like to enrich your current services with an accredited whole health nutrition education, NIWH has a whole foods program designed to do just that. With our Whole Health and Wellness Nutrition certificate of study program, you’ll learn the knowledge and skills needed to help your patients have an organic, scientific understanding of why and how nutrition works – an understanding that motivates them to eat well and be their best.

Integrative Education for Allied Health Professionals and Advocates

Allied Health professionals and entry-level healthcare providers can greatly expand their current skills and add an impressive array of skills, competencies and knowledge to their résumé by participating in our Patient Health Advocacy program. By learning about patient health advocacy, shared decision making and how a holistic lifestyle affects overall patient wellness, you’ll discover how to help others improve their lives through sustainable, healthy habits.

This training goes beyond treating the symptoms.  NIWH’s comprehensive Patient Health Advocacy program can help you master the skills and training to have a positive effect in enriching the lives of others. Whether you’re looking to teach and share your holistic coaching knowledge with others, or if work directly in the medical field and want to become an advocate for integrative patient health care, NIWH can help you reach these goals.  Call one of our program representatives today at 1-888-354-HEAL (4325) or fill out the form below to get more information on our online whole health programs.

PLEASE NOTE: NIWH nutrition courses are patient/client education focused, providing epidemiological and evidence-base science on the how and why of nutrition in disease prevention, health recovery, wellness maintenance and for patient/client whole health education. Our whole foods focused nutrition courses are designed to enhance the professional’s knowledge of the science of nutrition but ARE NOT intended to teach learners how to recommend or prescribe diets or supplements to their patients or clients.

Unless a professional has a licensed scope of practice and credentials, along with professional liability insurance to practice nutrition, there are both legal and ethical constraints related to advising an individual about nutrition. The whole picture of heath® approach invites the client into understanding the cause and effect of the physical, emotional, nutritional, environmental and spiritual components of health so they can make the informed, sustainable lifestyle choices they deem are appropriate with their values and needs.