IHN Graduates Making A Difference In Our Community!

Sharon Vanin is the founder of Wellcome Home™, offering nutritional consultations, and a 12-week program to help women make peace with food. As a health and wellness lawyer with 16+ years of experience, Sharon also advises nutritionists on how to legally set up their businesses, offerings, and projects, and navigate legal issues through her firm, Thrive Legal Care™ and her legal template shop, The TLC Source™

Marla Samuel shares 20+ years of teaching and clinical experience in her online Pro Certificate programs, launched in 2020, on MarlaSamuel. She certifies nutritionists as coaches in three areas—Gut Microbiome & SIBO/IMO/IBS, Functional Lab Testing, and Balancing Women’s Hormones. Marla partners with a digital marketing specialist in a 6 week step-by-step accelerator program, Creating Your Signature Online Program

Michael Chrysler is a dedicated educator, empowering his clients to take charge of their own health. In his practice, Michael Chrysler Wellness, he provides ongoing virtual support to make sustainable changes that last a lifetime. His fresh insight, passion for investigative healing, and Metabolic Balance Program partnership, inspire success in sustained weight loss, mental health, and halting prescribed medication.

See the inspiring work of our graduates in the field of holistic nutrition!

IHN Alumni In The Field and Alumni Profiles

Classes Running Over The Next Three Days to Two Weeks

There are only a few days left for you to sign up for a Student For A Day, in the classes listed below, before the opportunity ends. Don't be disappointed and catch the last classes before the September start. Our second round of registrations to save your seat are happening now, with a deadline of July 31.

When you contact us, ask us to add you to: 📚 Advanced Nutritional Research 🤧 Symptomatology Part 2 🌿 Herbal Medicine 🤒 Nutritional Pathology 🩸 Body Metabolism

Book Today with Jaimattie jaimattie@instituteofholisticnutrition.com or directly contact:

Toronto campus—Jaimattie at jaimattie@instituteofholisticnutrition.com / 1.416.386.0940 

Vancouver campus—Jason at jason@instituteofholisticnutrition.com / 1.604.558.4000

Learn About Our On-Line Program & Contact:

Online Eastern—Jaimattie at registration@ihn-on-line.com / 1.416.386.0940

Online Pacific—Jason at pa.pacificcampus@ihn-on-line.com / 1.604.558.4000

Learn More About Our In-Class and Online Program

2023 Alumna Jeboah Miranda Shared on LinkedIn:

"Hello Friends and Esteemed Colleagues! It's been a long while since my last appearance but that does not mean the work at Jeboah Miranda Foundation has stopped! As concerns regarding food insecurity in Canada continue to grow, programs need to be implemented and that is what my team and I are working on - a real and lasting solution to a very real and growing crisis that impacts marginalized communities and women all across the country.

Here is my interview with CBC news radio on what needs to be done to address food insecurity, the link between nutrition and mental health and how what you feed your body impacts your mind and more. Jump to 25:14, this is where I start my interview. I end it at 46 minutes."

See Jeboah's foundation created to help first and second-year women studying business in university by providing them with financial assistance. By offering women more support and encouragement right from the beginning of their careers we can help to propel them forward into leadership positions and begin to create a more equitable society. This Foundation also aims to make these strong and courageous women feel safe in telling and owning their stories as they pertain to suicide. This Foundation is a tribute to Isaac and Ricardo - the brothers lost, but never unloved.

Inside The Associations Advocating For Our Profession

One of our Professional Practice faculty members, whose focus is on the working landscape of our graduates in the profession, held a conversation with the directors of IHN's preferred educational standards bodies. IHN alumni seek supported recognition and legitimacy. They want the additional sense of confidence by an association, that represents their excellence in holistic education. Questions included scope of practice, extended health care benefits, insurance coverage for in-person and online practices, titles and designations, areas of practice and a look at the strong, collective voice that is held for practitioner's in the holistic nutrition community.

IONC—International Organization of Nutritional Consultants, CANNP—Canadian Association of Natural Nutritional Practitioners, and (not pictured above) NANP—National Association of Nutrition Professionals) advocate for and empower accredited Holistic Nutritionists working in Canada, the United States and all over the world. Every country, province, territory and state has specific laws that surround nutrition professionals, that need to be navigated, but having IHN's designation, along with an associations title, makes a difference. IHN makes sure to offer a gateway to support our graduates, Certified Nutritional Practitioners, in understanding how they represent themselves in the public, and the framework that enables them to work towards abundance and meaningful careers.

Do you have questions about working in the field? Julia Rickert is available to connect after potential students have had their full Program Advising session. To book with a Program Advisor please reach out!

In-Class Program contacts To Book with a Program Advisor:

Toronto—Jaimattie at jaimattie@instituteofholisticnutrition.com / 1.416.386.0940 

Vancouver—Jason jason@instituteofholisticnutrition.com / 1.604.558.4000

Online Program contacts to Book with a Program Advisor:

Online ET—Jaimattie at registration@ihn-on-line.com / 1.416.386.0940

Online PT—Jason jason@instituteofholisticnutrition.com / 1.604.558.4000

Learn More About Our In-Class and Online Program

No more plugging your phone in to charge! Imagine your devices being powered from the air surrounding them. In a February 21, 2020 article (3 minute read), author Robby Berman, refers to the two developers of this microbe conductive protein nanowire technology (say that three times fast!), stating, “The two see their new technology as being non-polluting, renewable, and low cost with distinct advantages over other developing energy sources such as solar and wind for at least one big reason, 'it even works indoors.'" Right now, this method is able to generate enough power to run small electronics, but eventually will reach full industrial scales.

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While smoothie bowls often lack protein and are very high in sugar, this fun-to-make healthier treat is a little more blood sugar friendly with some added cauliflower rice and protein powder! We recommend this Protein Smoothie Bowl by IHN graduate, Laura Winges.

Enjoy the Recipe