An Introduction to PCOS
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Ready to support people with PCOS?
If you’re a Nutritionist, Dietitian or another allied healthcare professional interested in supporting people with PCOS compassionately, you’re in the right place!
PCOS for Professionals CPD Course
Despite 1 in 10 people with ovaries in the UK being diagnosed with PCOS, there is still a lot of confusion and conflicting advice for professionals.
You may have had a lecture at university on PCOS (lucky you!) but more likely, you’ve done some reading, maybe purchased a webinar, but still feel overwhelmed with your clients asking you questions about berberine, coenzyme Q10 and whether cutting out dairy really works.
People with PCOS deserve compassionate and inclusive advice to support them to manage their PCOS symptoms.
Use code THANKYOU for £30 off
An 8-module PCOS CPD training
This weight-neutral, non-diet, gender-inclusive course will equip you with the knowledge to understand polycystic ovary syndrome comprehensively and compassionately. Upon completion of the course, you can choose to be listed on The PCOS Collective website – this allows people with PCOS to find weight-inclusive, gender-neutral providers and gives you another way to attract clients.
This is a PCOS nutrition course for professionals with a difference. Yes, you will understand the role of food on PCOS but we also focus on stress, sleep, movement, weight science, trauma and so much more.
The Modules
Module 1: Weight Science (why diets don’t work, especially for PCOS)
Frequently Asked Questions
£399. You can pay in two (2 x £200). You can use code THANKYOU for £30 off.
The course starts as soon as you purchase! You have lifetime access to the course and all updates.
Modules are released to your member’s area as soon as you sign up. The course is hosted by Teachable.
The course is about 4.5 hours in length, split over 8 modules.
You will have access to the course for its lifetime and all future updates.
This CPD is not endorsed by the Association for Nutrition or the British Dietetics Association. Although, you can use this course as evidence towards your CPD requirements for the year.