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Nutritional Psychology Research Library
Adult Population Studies
This Research Library contains research studies focusing on the adult population.
To view studies on the child and adolescent population view the youth population research libraries
The Nutritional Psychology Research Library (NPRL) comprises five distinct research libraries and provides links to nearly 3,000 research studies examining the Diet-Mental Health Relationship (DMHR) within the field of nutritional psychology (NP). These online research libraries explore the interconnections between dietary intake and its effects on child, adolescent, and adult well-being and mental health. This multidisciplinary research contained in the NPRL demonstrates the far-reaching effects of dietary intake on all aspects of psychological health, processes, functioning, and experience. Collectively, this evidence illustrates the interconnected relationship between dietary intake and all aspects of the diet-mental health relationship and how improvements in dietary intake lead to positive psychological and mental health outcomes.
We are working towards viewing the Diet-Mental Health Relationship (DMHR) through a consolidated lens to better prepare mental health, nutrition, and allied professionals to accommodate the global mental healthcare challenges of today.
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FEATURED CATEGORIES
Conceptual Developments in Nutritional Psychology
Food Politics, Policy & Mental Health
Dietary Intake Timing (Chrono-nutrition)
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We are capturing the world’s research exploring the diet-mental health relationship (DMHR) and the growing field of nutritional psychology (NP)! If you have published a study related to the DMHR/NP, or have knowledge of a study you would like to see included in the Nutritional Psychology Research Libraries (NPRLs), please let us know by submitting the study title and its link below. We will consider all submissions and determine proper placement within the Research Libraries. Thanks for helping us to make this library grow!
