Practitioner Services

Clinical Consultation

Practitioners looking for a second set of eyes on their complex cases or help with clients dealing with cancer may book a case review.

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Terrain Mentorship Collective

You've completed the training. You know the science, the terrain model, and the metabolic approach. But knowing and doing are two different things.

Terrain Mentorship Collective bridges the gap between certification and confident practice. Co-led with Jen Harbour of Terrain 10 Consulting, we offer live workshops, masterclasses, case reviews, and clinical reasoning sessions designed for graduates of Dr. Nasha Winters' metabolic approach to cancer programs.

This is where you gain the specialized knowledge and context that comes from actually doing the work - in a safe learning environment with guidance from integrative metabolic oncology professionals who have been practicing for years. We cover pricing and service packages, client communication, clinical decision-making, case management, building confidence with complex clients, and all the real-world implementation skills you need to move from trained to practicing.

If you're ready to go from "I learned this" to "I'm doing this," we're here to help you get there.

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Individual Mentorship for Metabolic Terrain Graduates

For practitioners who have completed metabolic terrain, metabolic approach to cancer, or other training programs guided by Dr. Nasha Winters, I offer one-on-one mentorship calls to support your transition from certification to clinical practice.

These sessions are designed for the practical realities of building a metabolic practice: pricing and packaging your services, marketing and client acquisition, building relationships with physicians for clinical oversight, balancing business development with paying the bills, and navigating the messy middle of getting your practice off the ground, including psychological blocks and money mindset barriers.

This is not a clinical case consultation (for case review with data analysis, see the Clinical Consultation option above). This is access to my brain - for the questions that come up when you're trying to translate training into a sustainable practice, when you need strategic guidance on business decisions, or when you want to learn from someone who's built a successful full-time metabolic practice.

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Preceptorship Program

Our unpaid Preceptorship Program is designed to provide students and early-career graduates of the following programs with hands-on learning experiences in a real-world clinical setting.

• Oncology Nutrition Institute
• Terrain Advocate Program
• Functional Diagnostic Nutrition
• Nutrition Therapy Association
• Restorative Wellness

This program offers mentorship, practical training, and exposure to various aspects of the nutrition practice, enabling participants to enhance their knowledge and skills under the guidance of experienced professionals.

Program Objectives:

• Skill Development: This program will allow participants to develop clinical and coaching skills for holistic nutrition.
• Holistic Learning: Expose preceptees to diet, lifestyle, and environmental interventions, including nutrition, behavior change techniques, and advocacy.
• Professional Growth: through mentorship, feedback, and collaborative work, foster professional development.
• Research & Evidence-Based Practice: Encourage the application of the latest research to clinical practice and support preceptees in engaging with ongoing projects.

Program Duration:

• Length: 6 months (flexible depending on the preceptee's goals and availability).
• Commitment: 10-20 hours per month
• Start Dates: biannually-Spring (March/April) and Fall (September/October).

Key Features of the Program:

• Mentorship and Supervision:
  • Participants will work closely with an experienced practitioner who will guide them through day-to-day tasks.
  • Regular one-on-one meetings to discuss progress, challenges, and career goals.
  • Continuous feedback on clinical practice, documentation, and client interactions.
• Hands-On Experience:
  • Exposure to various client populations
  • Observation of consultations and follow-up sessions
  • Observation and participation in clinical assessments (e.g., nutrition assessments, lab analysis, and education)
  • Involvement in creating recommendations
• Group Learning & Collaboration:
  • Participation in team meetings for case discussions and problem-solving
  • Collaborative learning through peer discussions and sharing best practices
  • Opportunities to attend multidisciplinary team meetings (including physicians, therapists, and other healthcare providers) to understand the holistic approach to client care
• Research & Continuing Education:
  • Engage in literature reviews and research to understand emerging trends in nutrition science
  • Assistance with conducting small-scale research projects or audits within the practice
  • Access to ongoing webinars, workshops, and conferences on nutrition-related topics
• Professional Development & Networking:
  • Opportunities to build a professional portfolio and resume with documented experiences
  • Exposure to the business side of nutrition practice (e.g., billing, marketing, and client relationship management)
  • Access to networking opportunities with other dietitians, healthcare providers, and nutrition experts

Application Process:

Eligibility:

• Enrollment in or recent graduate of one of the following programs:
  • Oncology Nutrition Institute
  • Advanced Integrative Metabolic Specialist Program
  • Terrain Advocate Program
  • Functional Diagnostic Nutrition
  • Nutrition Therapy Association
  • Restorative Wellness Solutions
• Basic understanding of human nutrition (prior coursework or internship experiences are preferred)
• Interest in holistic nutrition and a desire to learn through real-world practice

Application Requirements:

• Resume/Curriculum Vitae (CV)A brief personal statement (500 words) explaining the applicant's interest in the preceptorship, career goals, and what they hope to gain from the experience
• Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references (optional but recommended)
• Interview (virtual or in-person) to assess the applicant's passion, motivation, and suitability for the program

Program Structure:

• Orientation:
  • Overview of the practice's approach, confidentiality, and the scope of practice
  • Introduction to clinic protocols, software, and nutrition assessment tools
• Clinical Rotations:
  • Initial Phase (1-2 months): Observation and shadowing of practitioners during consultations, group sessions, and assessments
  • Middle Phase (2-4 months): Active participation in patient consultations, including assessment, education, and follow-up
  • Advanced Phase (4-6 months): Leading consultations with close supervision, presenting cases to the team, and taking on more independent responsibilities
• Evaluation:
  • Bi-weekly check-ins with mentors to review clinical skills, progress, and challenges
  • A final evaluation at the end of the program, with feedback and recommendations for the next steps in the participant's career development
• Certification:
  • At the end of the program, participants will receive a certificate of completion, feedback, and a letter of recommendation if appropriate

Benefits for Participants:

• Practical Experience: Hands-on learning opportunities in a real-world setting, working with actual clients
• Mentorship: Close guidance from experienced professionals invested in your success
• Career Pathways: Enhanced job prospects and career advancement through professional networking and reference letters
• Personal Growth: Confidence-building through active participation and developing key nutrition skills

Benefits for the Practice:

• Future Talent Pipeline: Opportunity to mentor and assess potential future team members
• New Perspectives: Preceptees bring fresh knowledge from academic training and help challenge the status quo
• Community Engagement: Contributing to the professional development of the next generation of nutrition experts

Enrollment & Contact:

For more information about our Preceptorship Program or to apply, please contact: [email protected]

This Preceptorship Program is designed to foster the growth of new nutrition professionals while enriching the practice with fresh ideas, collaborative energy, and a passion for improving health outcomes. It's a mutually beneficial opportunity for both participants and the practice.