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JOIN A GROWING MOVEMENT

Nutritional psychology (NP) is the area of study situated between psychology and nutrition that explores the relationship between diet, nutrients, and all aspects of psychological, behavioral, cognitive, and psychosocial functioning. The expansion of this field is closing the gap around the diet-mental health relationship in our healthcare systems.

The Center for Nutritional Psychology (CNP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 2015. Our mission is to support the development of NP by providing education, resources, and an advocacy platform geared towards building a nutritional component within mental healthcare.

Today, we proudly sponsor University-Level Continuing Education in nutritional psychology, house the world’s largest online curated research library (NPRL) containing links to over 3,000 studies in NP-related research, provide a Membership and Scholarship program, and free resources to the public such as Diet-Mental Health Break videos and CNP Articles in Nutritional Psychology.

We need your support. If you share our vision of a nutritional component in mental healthcare and find nutritional psychology useful, please consider donating today. Thank you.

CNP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations and proceeds go directly toward the maintenance and development of Nutritional Psychology resources.

YOUR DONATION EXPANDS A SCIENTIFIC FIELD

We are in this for the long haul. CNP’s mission goals include the establishment of a licensing board for Nutritional Psychologists (a title that does not yet exist), the adoption of Nutritional Psychology courses and degree programs in colleges and universities worldwide, and a major transformation within the U.S. healthcare system.

Your donation, as well as all proceeds from CNP’s courses, membership, and other programs, fund the continued expansion and maintenance of Nutritional Psychology resources.

By contributing today, you allow us to expand our research libraries, create new educational videos, publish additional online courses, and continue advocating for Nutritional Psychology for years to come.

WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT NUTRITIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

We understand that not everyone is in a position to make a donation at this time. Fortunately, there are several pathways you can take to support this field! We invite you to look into the following options…

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

Sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive regular updates on developments within Nutritional Psychology and at CNP.

ENROLL IN NP 110

NP 110: Introduction to Nutritional Psychology Methods is the foundational course in this field.

In it, you learn the key terms, concepts, and current research findings in six core areas of Nutritional Psychology.

NP 110 is worth 8 CE credits for mental health professionals and is essential for those looking to understand and utilize this field.

Learn more and register below!

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BECOME A MEMBER

The CNP Library Membership is perfect for students and professionals, and offers an exciting new way for you to join our community! Members gain access to a brand new, searchable database of all five NP Research Libraries, with the ability to create personalized lists of studies, identify favorite studies, read easy-to-read CNP-written study summaries, take notes, view full citations, and easily save your findings.

Members also receive exclusive discounts on all courses provided by CNP.

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COMPLETE AN ADVOCACY FORM

Advocating for change has never been easier.

By taking a few minutes to complete an Advocacy Form, you help us push for the inclusion of Nutritional Psychology in education, policy, and healthcare. Your submissions allow us to take collective, de-indentified data and demonstrate the need for NP programs.

Join thousands of others in lending your voice in support of this movement today.

Advocate

JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Engaging with our content is the easiest way to support Nutritional Psychology! By viewing, following, sharing, liking, and commenting, you tell us what you want to see more of, help others learn about NP, and spark conversations with like-minded individuals.