Why We Created This Program…

Imagine transforming your practice with a cutting-edge approach to nutrition that will help you to become confident with advising nutrition strategies for your patients.

Dr. Ali Novitsky, A Board Certified Obesity Medicine Physician, is now offering her Nutrition Training Program for Healthcare Providers — a comprehensive 8-week program designed to empower you with the tools and knowledge to help your patients optimize their health through personalized nutrition strategies.

This program is open to all healthcare professionals, including doctors, advanced practitioners, nurses, dietitians, and therapists, who are eager to elevate their practice and make a significant impact on their patients' lives. No matter your background or level of experience with nutrition, this training is designed with you in mind. By enrolling, you are taking a pivotal step toward enhancing your skills and broadening your scope of practice.

Many healthcare professionals face significant challenges when it comes to addressing nutrition in their practice. A lack of in-depth knowledge can lead to a sense of helplessness when patients seek guidance on dietary changes, leaving healthcare professionals feeling unprepared and inadequate.

Without appropriate nutritional training, which most of us did not get in our medical training, providers may struggle to manage chronic conditions effectively, resulting in missed opportunities to improve patient outcomes. By equipping yourself with comprehensive nutritional knowledge, you can overcome these hurdles, fostering stronger relationships with your patients and enhancing their overall health journey.

Dr. Ali Novitsky combines her academic knowledge with her own personal experience as well as managing her clients’ distinct challenges, creating relatable and actionable solutions. She understands that each patient brings their own story, concerns, and barriers to healthy living.

This empathy drives her methods, ensuring that healthcare professionals emerge from the program equipped to implement meaningful change tailored to individual patient needs. By emphasizing this experience-based approach, participants will not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical skills and emotional intelligence essential for fostering lasting relationships with patients and clients, and guiding them toward healthier lifestyles.

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Hi, I’m Dr. Ali Novitsky… It’s So Nice To Meet You!

Dr. Ali Novitsky is board certified in obesity medicine and has over 20 years of experience in nutrition and exercise strategy. Her innovative, trademarked program, Mindful Macros®, has helped countless individuals achieve their health goals by focusing on a body-positive approach that defies traditional diet culture. This makes our course unparalleled in its depth and effectiveness.

Why Choose Our Program?

Dr. Novitsky has dedicated the past eight years to working closely with women physicians, guiding them on their journey to transform their health and integrate her principles into their medical practice. Through her mentorship, these physicians have learned not only to improve their own well-being, but also to become influential advocates for their patients. They’ve harnessed the power of personalized nutrition to create lasting change in their own lives, and now they empower others to do the same.

By adopting Dr. Novitsky's innovative approaches, they have discovered tools that elevate their practice, enhance patient interactions, and elevate health outcomes dramatically. This transformative experience serves as a testament to the program’s effectiveness and the profound impact it can have on healthcare professionals and their patients alike.

Q&A Call Replays

Take advantage via replay of in-depth Q&A sessions with Dr. Novitsky, plus 2 bonus sessions with obesity medicine expert, Dr. Matthea Rentea. You can seamlessly integrate these strategies into your practice.

Comprehensive Curriculum

Spanning eight weeks, this program covers 20 curated topics, from motivational interviewing techniques to effective exercise strategies. Included are detailed modules on calculating BMR and TDEE, assigning macros, analyzing body type, and tracking progress, all supported by exclusive resources like custom protein charts, a provider PDF nutrition guide, and a nutrition audit workbook.

Continuing Education

Become part of a community of healthcare providers who share your passion for improving patient outcomes. Access 48 CME credits after you have completed the 8 weeks.

Transformative Impact on Patient Care

By mastering nutrition strategies, you will not only enhance your practice but also empower your patients to take charge of their health. Imagine the satisfaction of guiding them to make healthier choices, leading to improved outcomes and their overall well-being. This training is not just an investment in your career—it's an investment in the lives of your patients.

Evidence-Based Approach

This program is grounded in the latest research and evidence-based practices, ensuring that you receive the most relevant and effective nutrition training. With each session, you’ll gain insights into the science of nutrition that you can confidently implement within your clinical setting. This strong foundation will enable you to provide informed recommendations that your patients can trust.

Experience-Based Approach from Dr. Novitsky

Dr. Ali Novitsky’s approach is deeply rooted in her extensive real-world experience, which sets her apart as a leader in exercise and nutrition strategy. With over two decades of dedicated work, Dr. Novitsky has not only studied the principles of nutrition, but has actively applied them in diverse clinical settings, effectively adapting strategies to meet the unique needs of her patients. Her work with women physicians exemplifies her hands-on mentorship style, where she shares practical insights and the lessons learned from her own journey in transforming health through nutrition.

Flexibility and Accessibility

Understanding the demanding schedules of healthcare professionals, this program is designed for flexibility. The sessions are recorded, allowing you to revisit the material at your convenience. This means you can learn at your own pace; you won’t miss out on critical insights, even if life gets busy.

Commitment to Personal Growth

Taking this step is about more than just gaining knowledge; it’s a personal commitment to growth and excellence in your field. You’ll learn to embrace a holistic view of health that not only focuses on nutrition but also respects the individual needs of each patient. Your enhanced skills will not only elevate your practice but foster a deeper connection to your purpose as a healthcare provider.

EXPERT DELIVERY WITH 12-FEATURES

AS SOON AS YOU JOIN, YOU GET ACCESS TO:

  • Emotional Eating Course

  • Optimal Body Composition Course

  • 31-Days of FIT

  • Beginner Strength Training 4-Week Sample Program

  • Advanced Strength Training 4-Week Sample Program

  • Learning Modules

  • Live Calls with Replays

  • Bonus Calls with Dr. Rentea

  • Provider’s Nutrition Handbook PDF

  • Nutrition Audit Guide PDF

  • The Fit Collective’s Protein Charts PDF

  • The Fit Collective’s Mindful Macros Recipe Book PDF

Access At After 8-Week Program:

  • Claim 48-CME Credits

  • Content Access for 12-Months After Signup

Nutrition That Doctors Recommend to Their Patients

  • Dr. Sara Ayers, Pediatrics & Obesity Medicine

    “In a world of complex and complicated, Dr Ali’s streamlined and smart approach is easy to follow and can yield great results! I recommend it to everyone and follow it myself!”

  • Dr. Matthea Rentea, Obesity Medicine

    “I have been able to include Dr.Alis simple approach and get increased results with my patients. They really understand very quickly what’s important. This was hard for me to stress before in quick visits. I was also asking them to do too many things and they would be overwhelmed. I really recommend Ali’s approach for clinicians that want to help their patients in a quick, strategic, efficient way. “

  • Dr. Daisy Estrada, Family & Obesity Medicine

    “As a busy primary care physician, I find myself trying to educate my patients on how to improve their nutrition to avoid and/or improve chronic medical problems. Dr. Ali Novitsky’s nutritional training has helped me address this efficiently during the short clinical encounter. I am able to provide them an individualized nutritional approach to created sustainable changes without overwhelming the patient with too many changes. The results have been incredible. I also have benefited from the nutritional training personally. I recommend Dr. Ali Novitsky’s nutritional training to all clinicians who want to address an important pillar in their patients health journey.”

  • Dr. Mark Novitsky, Psychiatry & Obesity Medicine

    “I cannot stress enough the value of Dr. Ali Novitsky's nutrition training. Her program addresses the vital gaps that medical training often leaves unexamined, providing not just foundational knowledge applicable to all patients, but also the nuanced understanding necessary for individualized care. It has not only transformed my ability to manage my patients effectively but has been instrumental in helping me optimize my own health”

  • Dr. Katie Jobbins, Internal Medicine & Obesity Medicine

    “Dr Ali’s approach to health not only includes the physical aspect but how best to approach what we use to fuel our bodies. Her approach with nutrition is the training many of doctor’s wish we had received in medical school and allows us to level what we can offer to patients “

  • Dr. Ali Miles, Pediatrics & Cardiac Critical Care

    “Dr. Ali’s simple, health-focused programs have been game-changing for me. So many of us grew up and were trained with the shortsighted and weight-focused philosophy of “eat less, move more.” I am now able to take what I have learned back to my patients and counsel them efficiently and effectively in a way that prioritizes long term, sustainable wellness. “

What You Will Learn

Week 1

  1. Motivational Interviewing: Understand your patient’s readiness and obstacles.

  2. Gathering Data: Properly use InBody scales for initial measurements and tracking progress.

  3. Assessing Body Type: Tailor your approach to individual needs.

Week 2

  1. Nutrition Audit: Understand the “how”s and “why”s.

  2. Interpreting Nutrition Audits: Draw actionable insights.

  3. BMR & Hunger Hormones: Calculate and apply effectively.

Week 3

  1. Setting Goals: Align strategies with realistic outcomes.

  2. Nutrition for Fat Loss vs. Muscle Gain: Differentiate approaches.

  3. Choosing Nutrition Strategies: From intuitive eating to calculated macros.

Week 4

  1. Calculating Macros: Start and adjust with precision.

  2. Mindful Macros: Identify ideal starting points.

  3. Intuitive Eating: Promote sustainable habits.

Week 5

  1. Tracking Progress: Use InBody reviews for mental, emotional, and physical goals.

  2. Exercise Strategy: Overcome diet culture with goal-based routines.

  3. Handling Plateaus: How we view them as opportunities for growth.

Week 6

  1. Mindset Barriers: Tackle common thought distortions.

  2. GLP-1 Medications: Ensure muscle maintenance with our strategic approach.

  3. 4 Pillar Obesity Medicine: Integrate exercise, nutrition, mindset, and medications.

Week 7

  1. Post Bariatric Surgery Nutrition: Learn Our Approach to helping our surgical patients with optimal nutrition including macro considerations.

  2. Nutrition Considerations on GLP-1 Medications: Approach when patients have lost muscle mass or are at risk of losing muscle mass based on In body trends.

Week 8 (Catch Up)

  1. Emotional Eating & Body Composition Training Series: Get access as soon as you join the program.

Bonus Content

  • Mindful Macros® Recipe Book

  • The Fit Collective Provider's Nutritional Guide

  • The Fit Collective Nutrition Audit Workbook

  • The Fit Collective Custom Protein Charts

  • The Fit Collective Emotional Eating Course

  • The Fit Collective Optimal Body Composition Course

  • 31 Days of FIT Exercise Program

  • Muscles & Mindset Sample Program

  • Advanced Strength Training Sample Program

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Program Investment

Let's Do This!

Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from Dr. Ali Novitsky and revolutionize your approach to patient care. Sign up today to secure your spot and start your journey toward becoming a leader in nutrition and wellness.

By joining Dr. Novitsky’s Nutrition Training Program for Healthcare Professionals, you are making a commitment to excellence in patient care and professional growth. We look forward to welcoming you and seeing the impact you’ll make!

Get Instant Access To:

  • The Fit Collective Emotional Eating Course

  • The Fit Collective Optimal Body Composition Course

  • 31 Days of FIT Exercise Program

  • Muscles & Mindset Sample Program

  • Advanced Strength Training Sample Program

CME Outline

Total Credits: 48 AMA Category 1 Continuing Medical Education Credits

Target Audience: Healthcare providers involved in obesity medicine, nutrition, and patient care.

Week 1: Foundations of Motivational Interviewing

  1. Session Topic: Understanding Patient Readiness

  • Objective: Enhance skills in assessing patient motivation and barriers.

  • Reference: Rubak, S., et al. (2005). Motivational interviewing: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Patient Education and Counseling.

  1. Session Topic: Data Gathering with InBody Scales

  • Objective: Train on proper use and interpretation of InBody scales for accurate measurements.

  • Reference: Nevill, A.M., & Holder, R.L. (2007). The role of bioelectrical impedance in body composition analysis. Sports Medicine.

Week 2: Nutrition Fundamentals

  1. Session Topic: Conducting Nutrition Audits

  • Objective: Learn to perform comprehensive nutrition audits and draw actionable insights.

  • Reference: Drenowski, A., & Almiron-Roig, E. (2010). Human perceptions and preferences for fat and sugar. In The Oxford Handbook of Food Politics and Society.

  1. Session Topic: BMR and Regulatory Hormones

  • Objective: Calculate basal metabolic rate (BMR) and the impact of hunger hormones effectively.

  • Reference: Coyle, C., & Sayer, A.A. (2016). Body composition in the assessment of the health status of older adults. Nutrients.

Week 3: Goal Setting and Nutrition Strategies

  1. Session Topic: Aligning Strategies with Goals

  • Objective: Empower participants to set realistic and achievable goals for patient outcomes.

  • Reference: Locke, E.A., & Latham, G.P. (2002). Building a practically useful theory of goal setting and task motivation: A 35-year odyssey. American Psychologist.

  1. Session Topic: Differentiating Nutrition Approaches

  • Objective: Understand nutrition strategies for fat loss versus muscle gain.

  • Reference: Helms, E.R., et al. (2014). Evidence-based recommendations for natural bodybuilding contest preparation: nutrition and supplementation. Journal of Sports Sciences.

Week 4: Advanced Techniques in Macro Calculation

  1. Session Topic: Precision in Macro Calculations

  • Objective: Develop skills in calculating and adjusting macronutrient intake precisely.

  • Reference: Iwao, K. et al. (2001). Reliable and accurate measurement of dietary intake: a comparative study of methods. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

  1. Session Topic: Promoting Mindful and Intuitive Eating

  • Objective: Introduce methods for promoting sustainable eating habits among patients.

  • Reference: Satter, E. (2007). Eating competence: nutrition education with the Satter Eating Competence Model. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior.

Week 5: Tracking Progress and Strategic Exercise

  1. Session Topic: Utilizing InBody Reviews

  • Objective: Correlate InBody data with mental, emotional, and physical progress.

  • Reference: Keith, S.W., et al. (2017). The role of physiological and emotional factors in the long-term effectiveness of weight loss and weight maintenance programs. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

  1. Session Topic: Goal-Based Routine Development

  • Objective: Design individualized exercise strategies that combat diet culture.

  • Reference: Scully, D., et al. (2018). Interventions to increase physical activity among young people: a systematic review. British Journal of Sports Medicine.

Week 6: Overcoming Mindset Barriers

  1. Session Topic: Addressing Common Thought Distortions

  • Objective: Equip participants with tools to tackle mindset barriers in dietary changes.

  • Reference: Beck, A. T. (2011). Cognitive therapy: Basics and beyond. New York: Guilford Press.

  1. Session Topic: Integration of Obesity Medicine Pillars

  • Objective: Apply the four pillars of obesity management in practice.

  • Reference: Apovian, C.M., et al. (2015). Obesity medicine: the role of the healthcare team in the treatment of obesity. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.

Week 7: Post Bariatric Surgery Nutrition

  1. Session Topic: Optimal Nutrition for Surgical Patients

  • Objective: Learn approaches to helping surgical patients achieve optimal nutrition, including macro considerations.

  • Reference: Hu, F.B., et al. (2016). Nutrition and weight management: A systematic review. JAMA Internal Medicine.

  1. Session Topic: Nutrition Considerations on GLP-1 Medications

  • Objective: Develop strategies for patients experiencing muscle mass loss or at risk of losing muscle based on InBody trends.

  • Reference: Garvey, W.T., et al. (2016). The role of GLP-1 in the management of obesity. Obesity Research & Clinical Practice.

Week 8: Catch Up

  1. Session Topic: Emotional Eating & Body Composition Training Series

  • Objective: Provide tools and resources to address emotional eating while improving body composition.

  • Reference: G. S. Sattelmayer, et al. (2017). The impact of emotional eating on weight loss. International Journal of Obesity.

References

  1. Rubak, S., et al. (2005). Motivational interviewing: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Patient Education and Counseling.

  2. Nevill, A.M., & Holder, R.L. (2007). The role of bioelectrical impedance in body composition analysis. Sports Medicine.

  3. Drenowski, A., & Almiron-Roig, E. (2010). Human perceptions and preferences for fat and sugar. In The Oxford Handbook of Food Politics and Society.

  4. Coyle, C., & Sayer, A.A. (2016). Body composition in the assessment of the health status of older adults. Nutrients.

  5. Locke, E.A., & Latham, G.P. (2002). Building a practically useful theory of goal setting and task motivation: A 35-year odyssey. American Psychologist.

  6. Helms, E.R., et al. (2014). Evidence-based recommendations for natural bodybuilding contest preparation: nutrition and supplementation. Journal of Sports Sciences.

  7. Iwao, K., et al. (2001). Reliable and accurate measurement of dietary intake: a comparative study of methods. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

  8. Satter, E. (2007). Eating competence: nutrition education with the Satter Eating Competence Model. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior.

  9. Keith, S.W., et al. (2017). The role of physiological and emotional factors in the long-term effectiveness of weight loss and weight maintenance programs. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

  10. Scully, D., et al. (2018). Interventions to increase physical activity among young people: a systematic review. British Journal of Sports Medicine.

  11. Beck, A. T. (2011). Cognitive therapy: Basics and beyond. New York: Guilford Press.

FAQs

Nutrition Training for Healthcare Professionals Program

What do I get with the program?

When you join the program, you gain access to a comprehensive program designed to transform take the burden off of you as a provider and give better outcomes for your patients.

How long do I have access?

You have full access to the program for one year from your program start date. This gives you ample time to delve in at your own pace.

What equipment do I need?

Our program includes some strength training samples. You do not need equipment for Muscles and Mindset™. We recommend a set of dumbbells for the Advanced Strength Training and 31-Days of FIT.

I am a beginner with nutrition; is this program for me?

Absolutely! We teach you everything from the ground up, and we are here to support you ever step of the way.

What platform is used for the program?

The program is delivered through our state-of-the-art custom app, designed to provide you with an unparalleled experience. We understand that embarking on a wellness journey can be challenging, and our app is built to support you every step of the way.

What is the cost of the program?

The program is available for a straightforward, all-inclusive fee of $1,497 for the entire year. This price ensures you have full access to our expertly designed program for 12 months. 48-CME Included.

Are there any refunds with the program?

We do not offer refunds for the program. Once purchased, you have access for one full year. This is because we provide exclusive content right upon signing up. If you have any questions, you can reach us easily at: mazzy@thefitcollective.com.

When can I claim CME?

You can claim 48-CME after the 8-week portion of the program.

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