The CNP Library Membership contains the world’s first online searchable database consolidating links to research studies informing our understanding of the diet-mental health relationship (DMHR). CNP Contributors are continuously identifying, reviewing, cataloging, summarizing, and placing new studies into this growing library database.
Each CNP-written study summary in the database contains DMHR-specific keywords characterizing each study (called “NP-Identifiers”), allowing for the database to be searchable by keyword. Designed for professionals and students but available to anyone, CNP Library Membership subscribers gain exclusive access in:
By subscribing to the CNP Library Membership, you are contributing to the growing study of nutritional psychology, pursuing professional development in NP, and gaining access to a truly unique resource.
Library Membership UPDATE
Informing Members of happenings in NP
August 2022
The CNP Library Membership is designed to provide learners with full access to evidence-based information in nutritional psychology. Who can benefit?
To find out more about how the CNP LM is used, please watch this 6-minute video tutorial.
When you become a CNP Member, you join an international community of like-minded individuals passionate about Nutritional Psychology. We are educators, students, professionals, and advocates, and we understand the potential Nutritional Psychology research, education, and tools have for changing both individual lives and the global mental healthcare system for the better.
When you become a CNP Member, you also support a valuable cause — The Center for Nutritional Psychology (CNP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and all of our proceeds go directly towards furthering the development of Nutritional Psychology. Your subscription helps us continue creating and expanding educational resources for kids and their parents, students, and educators, and professionals.
Thank you for your support in developing this field of study.
The CNP Library Membership is designed to be used by…
Your membership subscription is renewed one year from the date of purchase and enrollment. You will be sent an email reminder 30 days before your subscription is set to renew. Should you wish to cancel at any time, your membership will be available to you for one year from the date of purchase, but will no longer renew. Each set of login credentials may only be used for one user, with the exception of the Organizations Plan, which allows for the addition of up to four users.
For additional information, please see our FAQ section below. By purchasing a CNP Membership, you certify that you have read and agree to the Membership Terms and Conditions.
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Membership FAQ
A: Our team spends a lot of time identifying, consolidating, and organizing scientific studies that inform elements characterizing the field of nutritional psychology and the diet-mental health relationship (DMHR). We look for studies that are recent, informative, and critical to building conceptualization in NP.
A: Not always, but frequently. The database provides links to original research abstracts. Full PDFs of each study can frequently be found in the link provided, or with a bit of additional searching, however, the central purpose of the Library Membership is to provide you with quick, convenient access to a carefully curated library of nutritional psychology research.
A: Yes. The CNP team constantly scours the planet for all things relevant to nutritional psychology. New studies and their CNP-written summaries are added daily.
A: CNP summaries are summaries of study abstracts written by CNP staff in an effort to increase readability for CNP learners and to increase the speed with which they can cover relevant research in the field. In this way, CNP aims to make research accessible for everyone.
A: The five research libraries that CNP Members gain access to are one of a kind; they specifically bring nutritional psychology research publications all to one place and make them easy to search, organize, and use. CNP staff have collectively spent thousands of hours hand-identifying and selecting studies for inclusion in the CNP research libraries, organizing them by category, and writing CNP summaries for ease of understanding. This is a valuable tool for using NP-related research in papers and projects, viewing scientific trends, and utilizing collective knowledge on NP.
Take another step towards developing your understanding of the relationship between diet and psychological health. Together, we can build a new model of mental healthcare to include this important piece of the puzzle.
