Part III — Relationship, Resistance & Integration
Attachment, motivational interviewing, meaning-based practice, and case integration.
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$33/CEU · 15 CPEUs · CDR-aligned
About this part
Part III covers Modules 4 through 7. You'll examine attachment patterns in nutrition sessions, co-regulation, and your own responses as a clinician. The motivational interviewing material includes OARS and change talk, alongside self-determination theory and ways to examine ambivalence. Later lessons address meaning-based food practices, radical acceptance, and post-traumatic growth. The final module brings the framework together through the Psychonutrition House™ Floor Assessment Protocol (PHFAP), prioritization, and a case from intake to discharge. Parts I and II are required.
What's included
- Modules 4–7 · 15 CPEUs
- Requires Parts I & II
- Lifetime access to Part III materials
- Includes Part III clinical tools
- 7-day money-back guarantee
In Part III, you'll examine:
- Attachment patterns in nutrition sessions and the dietitian's responses.
- OARS, change talk, and session design informed by self-determination theory.
- The distinction between ambivalence and resistance tied to identity.
- The Psychonutrition House™ Floor Assessment Protocol (PHFAP) and documentation of a case from intake to discharge.
Curriculum
Module 4: Floor 3: Build
Examine attachment patterns using the Bartholomew-Horowitz model and consider how they show up in a nutrition session. This module covers the secure-base RDN stance, session structure, co-regulation, and a five-pattern countertransference protocol for examining your own responses as a clinician.
Module 5: Floor 4: Work With
Work through motivational interviewing, including OARS and change talk, and self-determination theory's focus on autonomy, competence, and relatedness. You'll also examine the function of an eating disorder as an attachment object and a clinical tool for distinguishing ambivalence from resistance tied to identity.
Module 6: Floor 5: Open
Examine meaning-based food practices, safety anchoring, and the MPNAT. The module covers radical acceptance, the DBT dialectic in recovery, and post-traumatic growth. It also introduces HEPAL and chrono-nutrition as ways to consider the structure of behavior change.
Module 7: Roof: Integrate
Bring the modules together using the Psychonutrition House™ Floor Assessment Protocol (PHFAP) and Prioritization Matrix. You'll examine the progression from co-regulation to self-regulation, document care across the framework, and work through a case from intake to discharge.
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At a Glance
- CPEUs15
- Modules4
- AccessLifetime
- Guarantee7 Days