Discover the science-backed program to eat well, weigh less, enhance health. Without dieting.

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Each Module: 6 COMPONENTS

Each of the 20 modules of the Foundations of Whole Person Integrative Eating Certificate Course includes six components that provide didactic, practical, and experiential knowledge about the Whole Person Integrative Eating dietary lifestyle. Each module is designed to create behavior change. Each module includes:

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HOW DOES IT WORK?

During the 20-module, online Foundations of Whole Person Integrative Eating® Certificate Course, you will experience an entirely new, evidence- based, “whole person” way of relating to food, eating, weight, and well-being.

As this profound “whole person” course guides you to the very heart of optimal eating, you will discover a science-backed, transformative relationship to food and eating.; one that leads to eating well, weighing less, and enhancing health. Without dieting.

AFTER ENROLLING…

Once you sign-up for the Foundations of Whole Person Integrative Eating® Certificate Course, a full syllabus will be distributed electronically. You will have access to all 20 modules, materials and other digital platform resources on a private portal.

This includes the full syllabus, curriculum, lectures, research papers, WPIE articles, experiential exercises, practice quizzes, special features, the final exam, and more. The entire course will conveniently remain in your account, ready for you to access.

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Deborah Kesten, MPH, is an international nutrition researcher, specializing in preventing and reversing obesity, heart disease, and other diet-related chronic conditions. Deborah was Nutritionist on Dean Ornish, M.D.’s first clinical trial for reversing heart disease and Director of Nutrition on similar heart disease reversal research at cardiovascular clinics in Europe. Her original research on Whole Person Integrative Eating (WPIE)—a model and program for overcoming overeating, overweight and obesity—was inspired by her research integrating ancient food wisdom from world religions, cultural traditions, Eastern healing systems, and modern nutritional science. The result: an evidence-based “whole person” dietary lifestyle for attaining and maintaining weight loss.

Research on Whole Person Integrative Eating has been published in the peer-reviewed medical journals Explore: The Journal of Science & Healing and Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal. With more than 400 web, magazine, and blog articles, Deborah’s latest award-winning book is Whole Person Integrative Eating: A Breakthrough Dietary Lifestyle to Treat the Root Causes of Overeating, Overweight, and Obesity. She is a VIP Contributor at ThriveGlobal.com

Find out more at her website: www.IntegrativeEating.com.

Larry Scherwitz, PhD, received his doctorate in Social Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin, trained in psychophysiology at Harvard Medical School, and in behavioral medicine at the University of Wisconsin. He is an international research scientist who has specialized in mind-body research, Lifestyle Medicine, and evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine. His research career includes Director of Research and Co-Principal Investigator with Dean Ornish, M.D. on his heart-disease reversal research, plus research on seven comprehensive Lifestyle Medicine programs with heart patients and their families—four in the United States, three in Europe.

Larry’s more recent research includes his groundbreaking discovery linking self-involvement to risk of heart disease and dying from a heart attack, and Co-Principal Investigator on the Whole Person Integrative Eating model and program. Larry has presented his research on self-involvement to His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. His research has been published in a plethora of prestigious medical journals, from the Journal of the American Medical Association and The Lancet  to Psychosomatic Medicine, and more.

Find out more at his website: www.IntegrativeEating.com.