by David A. Wiss | Oct 17, 2020 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, General Wellness, Nutrition News, Recovery, Research, Substance Abuse
Nutrition in Recovery Group Curriculum is now Available! In 2012, I ran my first weekly nutrition group at a residential drug and alcohol treatment center in Los Angeles where I taught people about the link between nutrition and behavioral health. We...
by David A. Wiss | Sep 24, 2020 | General Wellness, Nutrition News
Functional medicine is a growing movement in the health care system. Many different types of practitioners can seek additional training in functional medicine, which aligns with emerging integrative and holistic approaches to treatment. Functional medicine is a...
by David A. Wiss | Sep 12, 2020 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, General Wellness, Nutrition News, Publications, Recovery, Substance Abuse
Who doesn’t love a good podcast? David Wiss has been very fortunate to be invited as a guest on many podcasts over the years! Many people have told him that they have listened to various shows and then reached out to begin a discussion. Podcasts are a great way...
by David A. Wiss | Jun 24, 2020 | Eating Disorders, General Wellness, Nutrition News
“More than Meets the Eye: How Unseen Factors Impact Nutrition & Health” Four years ago we had a BIG idea. What if we could throw a nutrition conference in Los Angeles and talk about the important issues that are not being addressed at the state and...
by David A. Wiss | Apr 16, 2020 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, General Wellness, Nutrition News, Publications, Substance Abuse
Who doesn’t love a rich podcast interview about behavioral health nutrition? Below is a list of David Wiss podcast interviews from this year. They are all different but most touch on David’s passion for using nutrition in the treatment of substance use...
by David A. Wiss | Feb 1, 2020 | Eating Disorders, General Wellness, Nutrition News, Recovery, Substance Abuse
Shelby Bublitz MS RDN Certain subjects can simply be taught due to their objective nature, while other subjects need to be contextualized and explored. Since nutrition science can become convoluted due to special interest, cultural norms, early childhood experiences...
