PMH1827X - Advocating for Marginalized Groups in Behavioral Nutrition
Course Description
[Healthcare]
Advocating for Marginalized Groups in Behavioral Nutrition
Continuing-education content for mental-health professionals — applied, evidence-based, and APA-eligible.
π― What You'll Be Able To Do
- Apply current research and frameworks to clinical practice.
- Navigate ethical and cultural considerations in real cases.
- Strengthen supervision, teletherapy, or specialized practice skills.
- Reflect on practice through structured frameworks.
- Earn applicable CE credit (NU CEUs and APA Continuing Education hours).
β Why This Course Is Worth Your Time
- 100% Online, Self-paced — learn around your job and family
- 12-month access from the day you enroll
- Entry-level skills — no prior experience required
- No application, no prerequisites, no textbooks to buy
β± How Long It Takes
- Total course hours: 11 Hrs
π What You'll Earn
- Certificate of Completion after finishing all course requirements.
- 1.1 CEUs — PACE Continuing Education Units
π Requirements To Enroll
No application needed. All learners are eligible. There are no admission requirements. We recommend learners have a high school diploma or GED and basic computer and internet skills.
π Access Timing
Learners will:
- Get access to this course approximately 1 hour from the date of enrollment.
- Have access to this course for up to 12 months from the date of enrollment.
π΅ Refund Policy
We want all of our students to have a positive and rewarding learning experience. If a student is not completely satisfied, we offer a refund policy.
To be eligible, submit a written request with a valid reason within 9 calendar days of registering. The student must not have attempted more than 25% of the course.
Email PACE@nu.edu with your full name, student ID, and course name. Approved refunds are issued within 60 days.
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Nutritional Psychology Certificate : Nutritional Psychology Certificate
